Bound to Breed Trouble in League of Nations Clash
The piece argues that differences among nations over questions including Argentina created a split in the League of Nations assembly. Secrecy and closed doors at Paris and Geneva hinder open discussion, risking further strife and undermining the league’s aim for harmony and a new world order.
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Fosdick on Crime Displays Contrast With Foreign Nations
Raymond B Nosdick former chairman of the Commission on Planing Camp Activities discusses crime in the United States versus Europe in his review of a book by Vos diel. He notes the book suggests the U S may have more crime but questions the reasoning and implications for Americanization and government reform.
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Immigrants and Crime in Fosdick’s View Spark Debate
The paragraph debates Mr Fosdick’s claim that foreign born residents drive crime up in the United States. It argues poverty is not the chief cause, notes fewer crimes in older nations, questions alien predation, and criticizes laws and the judicial system as factors in crime prevalence.
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Article 10 Posed Viewpoints Taste Change in League Debate
The League of Nations Assembly appears poised to discard Article 10, a move praised by some as avoiding American entanglements while critics note the potential risk to collective security. President Wilson’s stance, once seen as vital, is contrasted with European insistence that possession stakes shaped his resolve.
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Irony in Covenant Debate Over Article 10
Fragmentary analysis notes the irony of Wilson’s stance on Article 10 and Article 40 in the covenant. The world seems not to suffer from rejection of Article 10 and may discard it as practically inconsequential, highlighting shifting U.S. influence on the treaty debate.
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Lloyd George uses Irish issue to test policy and gain advantage
The piece argues Premier Lloyd George actively steers Irish policy for political gain amid Sinn Fein talks and Grey’s Lords speech. It warns of propaganda portraying Irish rebels as ready to concede while the premier seeks a favorable settlement, guided by political necessity and control.
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Fragmented antiquarian musings mix myth and science in scattered prose
A garbled text fragment wanders through names, places, and legendary figures. It mentions Nile, Greece, Homer, Hiern, and various personages in a dreamlike collage. The passage reads like a chaotic mosaic of history, myth, and imagined events without clear narrative.
Wiggins of Los Angeles Key to Chamber of Commerce Growth
The LA Chamber of Commerce, led by Maynard Muffie and secretary Wiggins, credits steady, focused work for Los Angeles expansion. Wiggins touts one-task dedication, road-building, and coordinated departments from weather to agriculture as drivers of growth, with the chamber growing to over 7,000 members and a substantial annual budget.
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Fragmented OCR Commentary on Focusee and Legal Attitudes
The readable portions hint at a discussion on focusing and safety with crops in Florida and references to an attorney and a marriage or public action. The text is garbled, offering vague names and actions without clear events, dates, places, or outcomes.
Controversy Over Lexington Extension Park Corridor Referred
A disputed plan to extend Lexington Avenue through a park drew two opposing petitions and was sent to the city attorney for legal guidance. Local officials insist the city only seeks to honor property owners requests, while supporters argue the extension would create a dual-park drive and improve traffic and aesthetics.
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Sewer Work Progress at City Treated District
Fragmented notice reports rapid sewer laying near the central district by the city wells and tavern works. Vermin control and newer reremaent details appear obfuscated in the OCR text.
Mayor and Council Report on Sewer Pipe Construction Totals
The report details sewer pipe work from November 22 to December 4 totaling 10 007 feet of 12th pipes and 19 miles built, with several named districts or streets including Fitzhugh Clinton, Arlington, Tricky, Grove, Alamosa, and Mystic. Res Milguir Belt backs the progress and notes ongoing efforts to add sewer facilities for authorized districts ahead of coming meetings.
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Club Women Meet at Valley Festival in Mercedes
In Mercedes Texas department of women’s clubs hosts about 25 clubs for a federation luncheon. Guests included Mrs G T Beott of Cornus Chinon and Mrs Cage of the state tire prevention office. Officers for the year were announced. Debate covered a movement to fund a Valle Widdehoogh to support education at a state institution with a proposed appropriation of 250 dollars annually.
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Rat causes wreck in Lotsburg Ga injury to woman and child
A rat leaped onto the windshield of a car in Lotsburg Georgia, causing a crash that seriously hurt a 10 year old girl and Mrs. Thomas W. Love who was driving. A rear seat passenger spotted the rat and shouted, prompting fear and loss of control of the vehicle.
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Red Cross Honors Washington War Hero at Annual Mantis
The American Red Cross awarded its highest honor to the memory of James A. Lisle, veteran of the war who died in duty at Surrey, France, in April 1918. The ceremony recognized the service of American volunteers and honored those who served during World War I.
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Unclear fragment reads like local club and ads page
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Rotary Club, vendors, a comic, and scattered names. lacks coherent event or actions to summarize a clear news item with entities, dates, or outcomes.
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