World League ready Monday to offer amendments
A revised draft of the League of Nations text lands in Paris and faces votes next week. The discussions include three main amendments on advisory, economic, and military supervision powers, with strong opposition and support across Australia Japan Britain France and the United States.
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Paul Suutt Mowrer
the Fox
Antonia Light God
Chicago
Dolly Tysten
Paris
League of
Anwodmert
Australia
Far East
Oju
Calidurplaus
Ghart
Helou
Curh Wtate
Amerie
Jeanne Finay
Erin
Penn States
Yen
Fim
Franen
Ia Ben
Community House Cafe Opens to General Public
The Community House Cafe is now open to the general public offering meals including blue cheese and dinner options. Patrons are invited to dine in and enjoy the new cafe space.
Foch Urges Rhine Hold For Allied Victory
A translated wartime interview quotes Marshal Foch urging France to hold the Rhine as a double barrier against Germany. He discusses staged Allied offensives, German retreats, and the early postwar frontier, stressing unified Anglo French leadership and a reinforced defense line. He comments on British Army development and the need for decisive action to secure lasting peace.
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Ptluk
London Times
Antonie Leht
Paris
Finwe
Ul Huinburt
Marshal Balg
Nico
Pobhlig
Germany
Rive
Rhine
Wal Charateristics
Reussia
Marcul Kueh
Hiv
America Army
United
Hue
Ak Ypres
Imnratis
Aghien Tomek
Finn Timit
Cays
England
Stuart
Yan Pal
Herus
Ee Pandamon
Artis
von Lewis
Wally
Golideal Trosttier
Menieri
Geo
Shrex
Somme
Niurtean
Villers An
Marshal Pook
Joel Tie
Wren
Billy
Leitch
Mulkeiteis
Offer of Trained Horses At Public Sale
An auction announces the sale of trained horses and artillery drates with high grade saddle horses. It notes a certificate for every vanity and transportation from the northwest corner of Ningiy Taw to the sale end. The sale begins on the Monet 24 and horses can be shipped from Mere.
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Warsitiv
Cotton Men to Meet at World Conference in New Orleans
W Davis, state commissioner of agriculture, announces a Cotton Growers Conference delegates to represent all nations. Austin, April 26. Undetermined details indicate the event aims to coordinate actions affecting cotton production and distribution with emphasis on global representation and practical outcomes.
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Austin
Tex
W. Daevis
Tnt
Judina Bean
New Orlenné
Hutuber
Vavia Anid
Hell
Uie Conferenne
Wales
eAdton Peatlneers
Unclear OCR fragment on Camp Stanley demolition plan
Fragmentary text describes remaking a quarter and a 14 day officer housing project at Camp Stanley. Mentions Fourth Minute Artillery unit and Corey Stanley. Details about Skoda and ramp buildings are garbled and not coherent.
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Camp Stanley
Rovidi
Henthorn
Trealquartens
Fourth Minute Artillery
Atianved
Corey Stanley
Skoda
Wilson Support Grows in Washington State Amid Bipartisan Debate
In Spokane April 28, reports the home region of Senator Poindexter shows mixed sentiment toward Wilson era policies. Voters, including notable editors and farmers, favor the President but doubt his opponents and worry about big business influence in the looming election.
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York
Close
Washington State
Koindexter
Ian
Nas Givm
Mt. Poindexter
Krom
Rx Gemes
Wilson Tuilved
Dainchester
Wilcomian
Geodnd
Sniah Jabur
Wilwun
Tiy
Trenute
Yeata
Tar Jng
Washington
Idaho
Thewaon
Sith
Aining
Noneiartisan League
Socialista
Tesino
Varono
Wasia
Huey
Crom Folke
Houzi
Loniit
Avdieaves
Nathank
Duinlexter
Kyisun Gite
Reed
Doral Hap
Boin- Neskor van Hick
Asuditernum
Peur League
Nav Finn
Korlee
Evervane
Genaral Tiurlan
Paniinrat
Wilsons bold stance shapes public view in wartime politics
The piece argues Wilson's decisive anti secret treaties appeal to voters, contrasting bold action with timidity. It notes admiration for leaders who “do things,” and links Wilson’s posture to support for a Democratic Congress amid controversy and public good aims.
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Lina
Wilson
Lunder
Bia
Demand for U S Merchandise Expansion Forecasted
New York reports that exports of pears and manufactured goods will spur rapid expansion in American foreign trade. Textiles in demand while English mills slow. East markets buy heavily. South America seeks diverse merchandise. Europe and Asia expand credit, with Denmark and Sweden forging U S trade links.
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New York
Amrittan
National Association of Meaulielucers
South America
Sveway
Swerer
Denmark
United States
Prominent State Official Speaks on Tanlac Recovery
James Taylor of Peoria recounts wife’s dramatic health rebound after Tanlac treatment. He details lifelong government service, prior mines and minerals posts, and medical trial that restored energy, appetite, and sleep. He credits Tanlac with eliminating pain and restoring vigor, urging others to try it. Adv. copy notes availability in San Antonio and surrounding towns.
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Jaumed Taylor
Bigelow Street
Peorid
Taylor
ISBT
Oglesby
Siltoeis
Spensor Tavestic Gator
Mra Taylor
Inne
Mllnois
Ohnut
Fin
Frean
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