Understanding Japan and its aims in Asia
Mochicki editor of the Japan Financial and Economic Monthly argues that Western nations misunderstand Japan’s aims in China Korea and elsewhere. He says Japan seeks open doors for itself while pressuring others and questions Korea’s fitness for independence noting Japan’s influence as decisive and Korea as weak.
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Jicro
Mochicki
Japan‘Financial and Economic Monthly
Japan
America
China
Korea
Ching
Er Sittte
Europe
Morea
Muries
Jajat
Senator Hitchcock Decried For League Of Nations Talk
A reader condemns Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska for claiming that rejecting the Wilson League of Nations would plunge Europe into war and end peace. The letter argues such statements are nonsensical, irrelevant to debate, and contrasts with historical periods before any League of Nations discussions.
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United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
League of Nations
Wilson
Europe
Hague
Titchcock
Hites
Ameria
Debate Over League of Nations Constitution Sparks Bitter Clash
The article voices strong opposition to Hitchcock and Wilson, arguing the League of Nations constitution should be clearly defined before U S ratification. It warns delaying risk of perpetual conflict, notes American distrust of secrecy, and cites past constitutional disputes as cautionary.
Judicatory Issues in League of Nations Covenant
The article critiques the League of Nations covenant focusing on judicatory powers. It questions who defines an issue as judicatory and whether disputes deemed non judicatory could still be settled to avoid out of court settlements. It warns that such ambiguities risk undermining the covenant and the Monroe Doctrine’s safeguarding.
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League of Nations
League
Executive Council
Te League
United States
Lower
California
Council
Japan
Blunder by the Allies on Danzig Route in Polish Entry Debate
The piece argues Allies erred by allowing Polish troops to pass through Germany rather than Dan zigrave to enter Poland via Danzig. It states no peace exists, predicts Danzig will be a hot issue, and warns Germany may press for terms while Allies face bluster. The author accuses Allies of a great mistake and foresees penalties. Also mentions Debs and baseball in brief asides.
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I. Napoleon
Germany
Poland
Danzig
Polym
Naver
Dane Ygy
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Letters to The Light All About The War Critique
A garbled reader letter discusses publication timing and public figures, referencing a request to publish opinions, concerns about political endorsements, and the impact on soldiers and Texas. The writer questions supporters and urges reflection on democracy and duty while mentioning Hobby and wartime sentiment.
City debates paying extra officers platoon
A local letter writer argues against funding a double police platoon for the city, warning it would raise wages and taxes. He cites political motives, questions the need, and reflects on civic representation and voters rights amid debates over extending law enforcement expenses.
Jukens Hurdy to Hearst in Welcome Back Parade
Governor William J Hobe is slated for a home welcome by the aval committee as returning soldiers arrive next Monday. Major Hylan of New York drew sharp criticism for asking Randolph Hearst to chair the New York welcoming committee, a move viewed as poor taste by many veterans.
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Wrugee
Texas
Hobby
Seal Tail
William J'. Hobeby
Euus
Hylan
New York
Willy
Randolph Hearst
Counnilter
Bearat
Qidhel Chinanan
Voter Rights Debate Sparks Bitter Language Across Time
Fragmented text shows heated argument about women voting and racialized insults. Appeals invoke tradition and privilege, with statements denouncing foreignness and urging or opposing suffrage. The piece reflects hostile tone and political agitation of the era.
Texan Reverie on Soldiers Rights and Memory
Fragmented OCR reflects a wartime reverie about soldiers and voting rights. It laments their omission from lists, recalls their courage in battle, and notes a desire for civic inclusion. The text blends patriotic imagery with nostalgic praise for veterans.
New York's Antiquity Lures With Inca Music Traditions
In a feature on An American exposure to ancient Inca melodies, Carl Valdeveraqua introduces a genre described as Volarfual and plaintive. He details encounters with native Taegn yxin descendants and a performance career spanning South America, Central American presidents, and New York venues, highlighting the fusion of raw tribal harmonies with modern piano interpretations and the storyteller’s rhythmic narrative.
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America
Carlos Valderrama
South America
sAnong
New York
Mtulea
Carlus
Valdeeraqua
Auieriva
Cao
Ielye
Haik
New
York
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Glacs
Mey
Staen Rmunie
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Thermanion
Tomysell
Telles Mney
Mountaing Bair
Quint
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Bat ‘Tle
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Valter Rainu
Fragmented OCR Text Struggles With Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and phrases from a local page. It mentions Grand-Native picturen Women and Main Avenue High School, plus several unclear proper nouns like Valerie Ber and Rossi. Overall content is incoherent with no clear news event or facts.
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Vawleville
Valerie Ber
Ee. Tert Rasch
Tive Odlytr
Paldte
Mation Pictures
Gestion Pictures
Main Avenue High School
HE Rossi
Mator
de Warren
Bervies Eboris
Lincoln Overrules a General in Simple Soldier Tale
Fragmented, dated account recounts Abraham Lincoln addressing a guard detail at the White House. The president questions a sentry about standing outside in the cold, asserting constitutional command while the guard protests. The scene ends with the guard ordered inside and Lincoln returning to duty.
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Catder Jabutun
Abraham Tincoln
San Peauclaco
Washington
White House
Lincoln
Noltier
United
Unita
Eliel
Tien
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