Parallel judgments on Wilson and Venizelos in democratic fear
A contemporary columnist draws a parallel between the defeats of Wilson and Venizelos, arguing democratic jealousy and fame as the fatal flaw. The piece notes Greece and the United States faced similar one man rule pressures, with Greece seeking rest and a shift away from foreign entanglements while Americans weighed the league covenant and Fourteen Points.
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Venizelos
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Greece
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Paris
Where Their Treasure Lies in the World War Era
The text argues that the League of Nations cannot end war, viewing economic causes as the true driver of conflict. It contends the material issues behind past wars are driven by obvious cupidity and shared human greed, suggesting credulity masks practical realities.
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League of Nations
After Armistice Settlements Aired In Global Power Struggles
The article argues Britain and France will pursue their material interests despite the League of Nations. It examines trade with Russia, imperial possessions, and risks to colonies if Bolshevik forces threaten Britain. It questions whether the League can align member aims or prevent future conflicts amid overlapping national interests.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Russia
David Lloyd-George
Britain
Saate
Lenine
India
Mesopotamia
Persia
League of Nations
East
Franke
Rihr Valley
Assailing Our Liberty and Prohibition Precedent
A columnist argues that prohibitions written into the constitution set a dangerous precedent for restricting personal liberties. The piece posits that the eighteenth amendment shows how amendments can enact controls unrelated to government business and warns against further such overreach.
Sunday Liberty Under Attack by Lords Day Alliance
An essay warns that the eighteenth amendment may strip personal liberty and cites the Lords Day Alliance of the United States preparing to seek legislation or a constitutional amendment to control Sunday activities. It argues such rules would prohibit business, labor, and amusement, limit transportation, and even affect Monday newspapers, urging the public to resist further losses of freedom.
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United States
Lords Day Alliance
Bey
Overtaxing the Banks and North Dakota Finance
The piece argues bank suspensions in North Dakota do not signal national instability but reveal flaws in crop financing. It urges replacing risky bank dependence with independent farmer marketing cooperatives to finance and market crops, reducing reliance on sentiment and speculation.
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Minnesota Farmers Organized for Cooperative Selling
Dhienga reports on Minnesota farmers forming a statewide cooperative system to market produce. N. A. Holmberg cites 104 potato associations under a state federation, handling about a quarter of the crop. plans to expand co operation to grain, addressing marketing challenges in agricultural sectors.
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Dhienga
Farmng
N. A
Minnesota
Holmberg
Holmberg Seid
Large San Angelo cattle sale marks year’s first major event
Dec 4 in Lex, San Angelo reports completion of a significant cattle sale amid financial strain. M D Blackstone and W T Slaughter bought Montague ranch stock including 120 steer calves and 1000 white-faced Hereford heifers, delivered last week. Herd partly moved to Slaughter’s Pacut county pasture with other cattle distributed to nearby properties. Total value around 90000 dollars. a prior 90000 dollar ranch deal and a 4500 acre Shaw Nives tract sale were noted in the same market circle.
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Montague Ranch
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Sheffield
Irion
Prinee
Barabart
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Blackstone & Slaughter
J. C. Henderson Jr
Schipichor Contr
Goneha River
W. H. Culles
Htrawn
Cex
Sugar Stock Report in Cuba and Consumption Estimate
Sugar stocks in Cuba total 27 000 tons per official Cuban government figures. An estimated 20 000 tons are considered needed for consumption to form the immediate demand, with about 16 000 tons held as reserves. The Cuban Sugar Committee and the Association of Merchants are involved in the distribution and price handling.
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Pew
Cuba
Tony
Association of Manterd Nas Pradeury
Study of a New Root Rah Discovery in Texas
A fragmentary report from Avalin Texas describes a zoological study by university researchers on a new root rah variety. The discovery occurred in Arnvis County by a contingent of specialists. several specimens were captured and brought to a laboratory for genetic analysis. The find is noted as promising with potential for further exploration.
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Patyferson
University of Texas
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Spedngy
German thanks for Quaker aid to German children
The German government formally thanked the American government for the relief work of the American Friends Service Committee based in Philadelphia. Quakers feed 650000 undernourished children daily in the Rhine district occupied by American troops and expect to reach a million meals daily for children and mothers. The action, requested by Herbert Hoover, is carried out in COblenz district with Swiss liaison, and broader German gratitude is conveyed through official channels citing the Quakers’ self-sacrificing aid improving living conditions for thousands of German children.
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Des
State Department
Washington
American Friends Service Committee
Germany
Herbut O. Hoover
Minster
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Coblens
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Sumantey
Ex Soldier Found Dead in Great Neck Home
A former soldier named Rom Ainsworth Welle was found dead in his Great Neck home after a bullet wound and a pistol lay by his side. The victim, a former automobile dealer, reportedly left a note before his death. His two sisters and a Washington relative were mentioned in late proceedings.
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France
Hunt War Material Sparks Mexican Border Tension
Reports from near the Mexican border indicate authorities are searching for possible war material linked to alleged revolutionary activity. Officials from American and Mexican sides declined to comment as a crackdown intensifies. A separate note from Fort Worth theater circles describes new stage ventures and a $1,000,000 project announced for New Orleans by Alexander Pankites and partners.
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Department of
Wil Bull
Fire Ontties Pumps Costs After Jasper Incident
A fire caused extensive damage on Wednesday at the Ceaypforit Morente Company facility. Estimates place total losses around 600,100 dollars with potential insurance implications and business disruption.
Galveston wall extension to be completed by 1921
In Galveston Texas Maj T M Adame U S A regrover leads progress on the east end extension of the great wall project. About 200 feet remain to be built with the work funded by the government. The extension aims to surpass the original wall in length and protection, featuring a wide base, sloping toward the gulf, and granite protection against erosion.
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Restore Lincoln Home at New Salem Park
A restoration plan for Lincoln's New Salem site includes rebuilding the store where he worked as a clerk and the Mangum River mill, adding an Old Salem museum, and reopening the village as a state park. The project covers foundations found intact and aims to recreate Tincoln era surroundings. The work, led by State Architect Hujar Martin, follows historical restoration practices used for other vanished towns.
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Lee
New Salem
Abrohom Lincoln
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Old Salem Musem, Will Be Thrown Open On the Old Salem’ Stithe Park
Hujar
Martin
Lincoln
Mangumon
Beatdy
Sita
Shucoli
Tay
Howe
Wiig
Genevieve
Mar
New Salen
Tacalt
Guilrcly
A Laugh of Two in a Worthy Cause Benefit
A fragmented dialogue recounts a street scene with a bribed joke and crowd chatter. The characters discuss tickets, a theater entertainment last week for charity, and an emergency moment prompting an unlikely conclusion. The skewed speech hints at bystander humor and civic generosity in a lively urban street setting.
Where to Go Bersare Aid Company Aids Meeting
Fragmentary text mentions names and venues with unclear context. Readable items reference a meeting or event, possibly with participants Marjentie Valerie and Willie Hurtig, plus vendors and area activities. The passage remains garbled and lacks a clear reportable event or outcome.
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Willie Hurtig
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Ramnendy
Crand—Pantage
Tures Vyineris
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