Belated Movement Sparks Push Against Prohibition
A belated movement in New York and other states has formed to push enforcement of the proposed constitutional prohibition amendment before July first next. The piece outlines legal hurdles, state versus federal powers, and the need for pre-adoption agitation to influence ratification.
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Haren
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Gov
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Bottraen
Ani Bamday
Cartier
Aleost Wusife Theater
Ieghone Crockett
Ben Antonie
Batels
United Stalee
Pau Bloc
Scricago
Pau Gierz
Roeton
Side—Pach
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Tide Ambuclated Press
Aesociaths Press
Republicatios
New York
United States
Raed
United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Kay
Paderewski Compared to Historical Figures in Humorous Rhetoric
A fragmentary critique mocks grand comparisons, listing Paderewski and others as archetypes while noting the internal metamorphosis remains merely mental. It references Washington Lin coln and Joan of Arc in satirical tone about music and genius.
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George Washington
Abraham Lin i
Cincinnatus
Hamelin
David
Goliath
Gray's Logy
Washington
Charlie Chaylin
Hikonesty Lynace
Jean Paderewski
History Night
Veorman
Joan Ff Arc
Paderewski and Poland as a Political Inspiration
A fragmented discussion links Paderewski to Poland and politics, suggesting his move from music to national leadership could prove a meaningful impact beyond art. The piece ponderes cultural fate, leadership, and the potential fatherhood of a country through music and diplomacy.
German Propaganda in New York The 25 000 a month pamphlet campaign
The New York attorney general exposed German propagandists in the state who spent large sums on pamphlets. He noted Germans preferred pamphlets to newspapers, while Americans read newspapers, books, and magazines. He warned that German operatives underestimated American reading habits and failed to grasp American independence and self-directed news consumption.
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New York
Geerman
Thoroudhness
Mageaine
Hersups
Ieinters
Unis
American jury and German propaganda note
Fragment discussing American readers having time to absorb news and German propagandists failing to effective clever advertising. References to an hour of reading and the notion of a great American jury.
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America
Japan's Clever Move Deepens Siberia Ties
The piece argues Japan forms a practical alliance with the Omsk government to deter Bolshevik power, predicts lasting Siberian influence, and suggests Paris peace talks will see Japan gain assets and leverage in the region. It notes Bolsheviks weakening while great powers may withdraw, handing Japan a strategic edge.
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Japan
Pacific
Europe
United States
Siberia
Lenine
Russia
Trotsky
Hése
Omsk
Msey
Qorsk
Sileria
Paris
Wnlands
Jaye Gating
Unclear text on language policy and education impact
Fragmented OCR discusses language, education, and citizenship themes with references to adults unable to read, compulsory schooling, and assimilation debates. It mentions percentages of illiteracy and questions about voting rights, translating to policy tensions without coherent narrative.
Army of 100000 to be offered as bill in House
A proposed bill would create an Army of about 68,000 to 100,000 with a total appropriation around 1.12 billion dollars. The War Department asks House action during demobilization, detailing National Guard integration, recruitment restoration, and extension of military organization posted for national defense.
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Westington
Tn Tle
Amnas
Teastam
National
International Labour Conference Aims For Global Labour Pact
Reports from Berne describe debates at an international labour conference session. Key figures like Weis and Wither advocate restraining German autonomy and linking wage protections to a broader international treaty. Delegates, including Rivere Henpudel, discuss enforcing work standards and limiting night work while pushing for a universal pact backed by equal representation of union voices.
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Berne
Weis
Kurt Wither
Bay
Bayirian
Menies
Autebanitie
Friiley
Wrigoners
Froveli
Rivere Henpudel
Imauda
Lahoy Conferesse
Jpbo
Wamets
Nyo
Demobilizing War Workers Prompt Government Action
The piece discusses demobilizing women war workers, about 4,000,000, with pay reductions from $8 to $2 weekly and a plan to provide $4.75 a week for thirteen weeks after war work ends. Officials fear reconversion challenges as women shift to civilian jobs.
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Otur Minnis
Andy Ehord
A Giant Olympic Meet Planned for Allied Forces
A colossal military Olympic event is proposed for May in Paris with athletes from Allied nations. Pershing, commander in chief of American forces, backs the plan, which would feature twenty one nations and be organized by the American army in coordination with welfare groups and allied governments.
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Iat -Paris
Gus Jed. Pershing
United States
Niled
Gamyes
Angeyitus
Ngoiloa
St. Rayd Lee Y Bhe
al Ravsay City
Linins
Nyonch
Anti Vrenet
Bara Glyon
Romania
Sigmevey
Telus
Air Advisory
Drmnsparkings
Miele
Awe Corntellius
Thywe Mxpensen
Theaters Int The Sytafestic Season Features Variety
The article outlines an upcoming theater week at Theaters Int The Sytafestic with Haines starring in multiple pieces. It notes performances by Mr. Jock and a program including The Decorators a liberal comedy with Ardith and Harry Bewley, plus Riding Magee and Mornt with Connie Gordon and guest Amores and Mon Chapeau by Jeanette and others.
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Certein Haines
Jock Tble
Harry Bewley
Max Turd
Anneess
Billy
Mie Dale
Magee
Mornt
Gorden
Avitle
Connie
Ionil Ingte Amores
Jeanette
Film Attractions and Star Studio Dramas Revealed
A fragmented account describes film production drama with actor struggles onscreen and off. It notes actor Ty Dells O Connor and Iris in foreertinants while detailing studio decisions, injury depiction, and evolving performances.
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a.Grael
Bolt
Staaf McCarthy
E-Movvier
Tno
Briggs
Pertevins
Ty Dells O'Connor
Fragmented Transcription Reflects Disjointed 19th Century Speech
The text presents a garbled OCR style transcription with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases. It references doctors and an implied discussion of politics, trade, and social roles, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events, people, or dates to anchor a concise news item.
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