Anti American Feeling Across France and Britain
A scrambled Albany era piece discusses rising anti American sentiment in Paris and London over President Wilson and Allied war policies. It cites Clemenceau and Lloyd George, notes press debates, and warns that public opinion trends risk fraying the postwar alliance. The piece comments on diplomacy, misperceptions, and hopes for continued Franco American and British American cooperation.
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Meantime Misconceptions Stir Talks on Peace and League
The article discusses debates over Wilsonian aims and the League of Nations. It notes leaders Lloyd George and Clemenceau weighing a form acceptable to both, hoping a rapid peace treaty and global order will dispel popular misconceptions. It cautions that lingering misgivings could fuel further confusion until clearer understanding emerges.
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Reynolds Has Role in Irish Politics Controversy
Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Fein protests as the Weetuirath Hunt is halted. Local Sinn Feiners condemn looting while political prisoners stay jailed. Hone Johnstone notes the Sinn Feiners claim the club has no politics. A day ends with farmers and foxhounds deployed, and farmers remain welcoming though wary.
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Wilsons Fourteen Points Stir European Crisis Debate
Fragmented OCR reveals friction between Wilson and French demands over fourteen points. The conference risks breaking up as Wilson insists on interpreting European events through his plan, provoking crises. French sentiment dampens progress as casualties and national sorrow loom.
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Sinn Fein ban on foxhunting provokes Cork protest
In Trolend Sinn Fein actions against foxhunting face strong Irish backlash. Hunt clubs warn of employment loss and impact on horse breeding valued at millions. East Cork protests accuse Sinn Fein of high-handed moves threatening Ireland's breeding industry and the wider rural economy.
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