Lloyd George and the Washington Conference stance
A 1921 commentary discusses Lloyd George's position on the Washington Conference and his go-slow approach to committing Britain. It notes Irish affairs and Near East tensions, warns against overreaction, and cites Britain's role with Allies while steering clear of entangling commitments. The piece also surveys Silesian and Polish issues, Franco-British policy shifts, and the urge for European reconstruction.
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Ty George Garnes Cmig
Lloyd-George
Washington
Tuloydarge
Lincoln
Turteon
Europe
Clord-George
Siz
Fremier
Bat Wen
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Wimne
Apoe
Ellestan
Turing
LingiGeorge
Supreme Council
Paris
Wauther
Silesim
Tielay
Puould
Germaany
Richens
Veteran Japanese diplomat may head disarmament staff
Veteran Japanese statesman Chinda is poised to lead Japan's three delegates to the Washington disarmament conference. His selection hinges on his willingness to join the mission given his limited recent time in Japan and advancing years. He heads the Crown Prince's entourage and is due to return to Japan in September.
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Jgaida
TOON
Apérial
Chicago Vally News
Beperighl
Tully
Dolly Barsigo
Tyla
Zethe
Chinda
Japan
Washington
Dopon
Jayan
Scout Chinda
United States
Masanan Hanihera
Hanibara
Foreign Office
Persdl
Gure Shidekare
Tetda At the Conference Instead of There, Mr. Ghidghern
Takaake Kalo
Renseihai Party
Seirukai Party
Taron Swarki
Ditsubichi Blipbuidi Company
Tamasabura Katte
Hoenn Saiko
Korea
Fierman
Enn
Econierenen
Lind
Hnnekaro Renan
Ching
Prince Yurnacan
Tapan
Vonfrantareta
Qkem
Wewilig
Erette
Tenihe
Lenine
Trotsky
Moscow
Troteky Red
Roasiz
Mexican Official Transferred to Danube Consulate
Corinne Christ, a Mexican consulate representative at Danube, is transferred to assume consular duties at the Icews consul. CP. Taji remains as feral consul awaiting reassignment amid the August 13 note.
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Corinne Christ
Tex
Inodro Perm
Danubo
Brew Pana Ford
Icews
Pat
CP. Taji
Watlon
Tarede
Returns From Visit In Monterey Mexico
Ayres Andertren, owner of the largest br ines in porters Mexico, has recently returned from Jews where he visited family.
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Monterey
Mex
Ayres Andertren
Mexico
Inamily
Lasting Peace in World Depends on Russia Normalcy
A long essay argues lasting global peace hinges on restoring Russia to normalcy. It warns Europe would face upheaval if Russia remains destabilized, urging solidarity, reform, and international aid to avert famine, mobilize industry, and prevent a collapse that could redraw European power.
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Russia
Marimilan Harden
Germany
Copyeleht
Antonio Leb
Berlin
Allied Supreme
Europe
Aga
Poland
France
Russa Alliant
Turkey
Anna
Isades
London
Moscow
Soviste
Anshaly
Adayn
Entioe Waate
Raysiana Jone Fur Xputorantin Tabor
Medurn
Maas de
Larynx of Caruso Offered to Singers of Native City
Edward Price Belt reports from Lanten Aug. 13 that Dr William Lloyd, a famed throat specialist, announced Caruso’s larynx would be bequeathed to the singers of his native town. He praised Caruso as a premier operatic tenor and explained how vocal mechanics affect tone, breath, and note duration.
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Caruso
Edward Price Belt
Ean -Antonio Lighty
Rensrizhe
Ghionmo
Dally Kewa
Foreign Service
Lanten
William Ltoyd
KRGS
Ting
National Museum of
Italy
Lloyd
Caenee
Khoi
Carusa
Fragmentary description of cave scenes and cave art
A fragmentary account describes a cave scene with thick formations and a cave at a site named here, noting contrasts between rough and delicate details. The writing suggests observational notes on texture and perception within a grotto.
Textile strike off amid wage dispute and government intervention
Italian metal and textile workers faced a wage reduction threat as owners proposed an eighty percent cut. Negotiations failed until government intervention halted the plan. Public works programs may be used to shield workers from unemployment amid exchange-rate driven cost of living pressures.
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Eduar' Ansul Morrer
Phaworkmen
Atnilee-Gmel
Ta Anuker
Uig
Clerks Dismissed as Sinn Fein Affects Service
The article notes mass dismissal of civil service clerks at the castle as Sinn Fein activity rose, with posts filled by English arrivals from war work backgrounds seen as loyal and reliable. Women referenced in hotel service faced scrutiny. some clerks quit amid tensions while trained personnel were assigned to monitor Republican activity. A separate item reports a shortened train service between Torreon and the border, affecting travel times.
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William i
England
Sndelal -Hotel
Vatle Cote
Waa
Peels
Alain
Britain's Youths Lacking in Manners Savants Declare
A chaotic clipping recounts a debate on youth behavior with angry excerpts about modern manners. It notes adults complaining youths disrespects age and wisdom while praising older traditions and the supposed decline in decorum. The piece includes scattered observations from London and mentions a Daily Mail correspondent.
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Britain
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