League of Nations Fades as Chile and Peru Settle Dispute
The text argues against the League of Nations by noting that Chile and Peru resolved their border dispute over nitrate riches through arbitration in Washington, sidelining the League. It contrasts national arbitration with Wilson’s league, predicting the league’s decline and implying its values lack practical power.
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Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
League
Paci Ocean
Chile
Peru
Washington
Chili
Elf Teague
Recognition of Obregon Regime Remains Unofficial
The United States has never publicly recognized President Obregon’s Mexican government. Despite no formal statement, it is believed lack of recognition stems from Mexico resisting U.S. economic demands. Washington has long pressed Mexico to comply with U.S. economic preferences.
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United States
Obregon
Althugh
Mexico
México
Obregon's Challenge and Carranza on Vera Cruz Leave
The article recounts Carranza’s justification for demanding U.S. forces depart Vera Cruz arguing the occupation damaged the Constitutionalists and his party. It notes the shift in Mexican leadership under Obregon after Huerta and Harding, praising Obregon’s efforts amid nonrecognition by the United States and urging U.S. recognition to aid Mexican interests.
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United States
Amfricans
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Cerranza
Constitutionalist Party
Huerta
Carranza
Diety
Mexico
Huertista
Constitutionalist
Constitutionalists
Obregon
Harding
Illusion About Brackenridge Will Brings Texas University Question
The Brackenridge will of 1918 was set aside and left the University of Texas with nothing. It did not name the university or specify a beneficiary. If probate had honored the will, the trustees might have allocated funds to a university.
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Ind
University of Texas
Schoo
George W. Brackenridge
Brackenridge
Legal questions on will of 1013 and Texas universities
The discussion argues that the Brackenridge will did not impose a monetary burden on the University of Texas or Texas public schools. It suggests the will's interpretation favored Texas institutions and might have saved them from future claims, noting that proper legal counsel could have prevented later disillusionment and recriminations.
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Lother ‘University
University of ‘Texas
Oregon
Fau
Brackenridge
University of Texas
University
Texas
Iad
Despotic Socialist Debs Defies Law After Release
A Washington Union Station speech reveals Eugene V Debs believes the law is irrelevant to his aims. He admits ignorance of permit requirements and portrays himself as a benevolent despot, forcing his views on others regardless of majority opinion. The Fort Worth Star Telegram notes insurers tightening motor vehicle theft policies amid a broader, unsettled era. Portugal faces political upheaval with hospitals and morgues overwhelmed, signaling calls for new elections.
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Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Union Station
Washington, D.C
Holy J
Earth
Fort Worth
The
Star-Telegram
The Morning Tale of the Divine Handicraft
Fragmentary text hints at a cosmic night sky scene with celestial spheres and a Creator’s power displayed. The prose describes planets turning, a dawn within, and a refrain praising a mighty hand, merging mythic imagery with solemn cadence.
Watching the Parade By John Payuin
A town weighs a new candidate for past master and the town’s fears of his reach. One resident signs a petition under pressure, worrying about future favors and possible misuse of influence. The piece notes street persuasion, political maneuvering, and concern over a candidate’s ambition.
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Manny
Tia
Tnt
Nmr
Tre
Rou
Chamber of Commerce
Will Hays
M Ron
Washington
You Should Play With Ardor to Learn Life’s Lessons
The article argues that children engage with play with total focus, offering lessons in concentration and enthusiasm. It questions whether adults, too, should preserve zeal for activities and resist outgrowing their fervor, suggesting play remains a valuable mental recreation.
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Adlington Brice
Thale
Angola
Village porch drama and a car crash in May heat
Vim Poe and Mary Golden tell of everyday life in Lebanon as a car crashes into a maple tree near the Peets store. Vira and Mary help the driver, sparking community discussion. The women decide to buy and repair the vehicle for a young man, altering local fortunes and earning respect.
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Ws Werner
Poe
Let Buon
Peets
Are
Winfield
Mary Goldenail
Cam Née
Meeker
Vira
Mary Golden
Alumon
Ant
Mary
Torr
Vlee
View
Ant Bardogen
Mary Gallen
Perry Hiby
Ho Font
Yirn
Doe Bennet
Mr. Rood
Hod Piner
Phaysalia
Tim
Vhu
Ray
Vir
Joe
Yird
Adaie
Lebanon
Rar
Avery
LunboRnon
Emmet
Amnion Golden
Cine
Lok
Fragmented 1930s school scene shows fencing class and family chatter
A noisy classroom scene depicts fencing lessons with a male instructor correcting a student while a parade of family members, a baby and relatives comment humorously. The fragmentary text hints at a school setting, coaches, and light banter about conduct and attendance.
Unclear OCR Text From Historic Page
The provided text is garbled OCR with fragmented names and phrases. It mentions names like Mabel Normand and titles but lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a reliable summary. No identifiable news item or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Fragmented 20th Century Proverb Fragment
A garbled paragraph offers quirky phrases about silence, love, jealousy, and wisdom. The text reads as a mishmash of mispelled terms and broken sentences, mentioning a wife, a husband, and a supposed travel lab in an unclear, non-cohesive context.
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