New World and Old Face Off Over League Covenant Rift
The piece argues that Argentina led a delegation withdrawal from the League of Nations assembly after President Hymans ruled against amendments. It notes sympathy for the Argentines from Canada Australia and New Zealand, criticizes European secrecy, and defends American skepticism of the league and its leadership.
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Constantine’s Proposal for Neutral Inquiry Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text shows King Constantine inviting the League of Nations to appoint an impartial committee to investigate wartime events. The wording reflects shifting positions after the death of a royal figure and signals a new approach in Greece’s foreign affairs.
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Constantine Aims for Peace Amid War Talk and Greek-Turkish Clash
The article discusses Constantine's portrayal of Greece's role in World War I era tensions. It notes rival claims over responsibility for entente disputes, mentions the Segré treaty’s territorial stakes, and questions whether Constantine truly favors the Allies or seeks to avoid penalties. It also touches on Greek elections and potential moves to regain the throne.
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Senator Harding Speech Draws Presidential Conduct Debate
A fragment discusses President Harding's conduct since election, praising restraint and cooperation with Congress while cautioning against breaking precedents. It notes expectations about his address to the Senate and the potential for bipartisan collaboration under a new administration.
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Harding shown capable leader in post election push
The piece argues Warren G. Harding earns respect for uniting Republicans in the Senate to pursue conservative measures during Wilson's waning years. It praises his balance of affability and firmness and suggests his leadership may exceed early expectations and disappoint critics of a Republican administration.
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Women Republicans in Northumberland County Report Campaign Finances
The Women’s Republican Committee of Northumberland County PA reports campaign expenditures as required, showing treasurer’s receipts of 257 and a cash balance around 17. They hosted rallies and energized support, challenging male campaign norms while noting deficits in other campaigns and pondering future donations.
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Marketing and Financing Grain Trade Debate Spurs Congress
In City, Dec 10 delegates debated grain marketing and financing. John Gates of the Chicago board of trade defended open markets and rejected price fixing claims. He noted investigation into grain marketing is ongoing, with no results yet available.
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Market pressures push for new grain law reforms
The article discusses a push for legislative changes to regulate a large market yet notes wide skepticism about government handling of commodities. It highlights doubts among domestic users about securing future needs and references shifting price signals and propaganda effects on policy confidence.
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Judge rules against second will in King estate dispute
In Chicago a probate court decision upholds the rejection of an alleged second will of James C. King, who died November 1, 1915. The ruling cites Gaston B. Means and Mary Cy Melvin as heavily influenced by Means in attempting to assert the contested will.
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Washington cables plan discussion before foreign affairs committee
Acting Secretary of State Tells Senate foreign relations panel about negotiations at the International Communications Conference. He notes German cables and other routes, and raises wartime savings as a topic, with questions about policy and control.
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Fair Trade Charge Filed Against George C Tegenden and Son
Federal trade commission files unfair trade charges against the firm George C Tegenden and Son of Peanuty Lexy. The commission gives 40 days to answer and alleges deceptive shipping practices and illicit offers.
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Unclear clipping offers glimpse of local scene and names
Fragmentary text hints at social events and individuals like Gail, Oliver Corwand, and Rotary groups. The piece reads as stray notes from a community page with scattered names, places, and possible theater references. No coherent narrative or dates are readable.
Letters to The Light on Famine Relief in China
A reader letter urges support for famine relief in China, describing drought, unaffordable food prices, and warehouse stockouts. It cites M Lattes of Taylor, Texas, and notes American committee leaders including China W. Lamont, and Aacting Brorutney Thvin, with donations directed to the Washington treasury.
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No Sign of Bandits Reported During Governor Visit
An incomplete account describes bandit activity near a governor’s journey through Mexico, noting a narrow escape for an envoy and a reception by Mexican authorities and people. It mentions a train, stations, and hospitality shown to American visitors amid the inauguration context. Kellogg Bldg Washington is cited as the contact.
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Machinery of League Weapon Debate Sparks Global Action
The League of Nations assembly in Geneva discussed creating an international blockade committee to enforce sanctions against covenant violators. Delegates urged prompt, coordinated measures while considering exemptions for humanitarian aims and avoiding invasion implications, with calls to report to the council and prepare a formal plan.
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