Our Great Navy and political horse-trading in 1920s
A discussion asserts the United States should be a strong naval power, with emphasis on maintaining a large capable fleet to defend coasts and foreign possessions. It contrasts Britain’s needs as an island empire and notes possible Republican candidates like Harding and Lowden, while considering Wood, Taft, and Harding’s feasibility for party leadership and nomination.
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Daniels
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Nectiout
Tweed Sing
New York City
Rene
Berigg
Dowbelit
Meghes
Marding
Ohio
Uaverhor Lowden
Ilinois
Leonard Wood
Politi
Baker
Wood
War Department
Willian
Howard Taft
Seeks Leader as Republican Party Weighs Future
The piece discusses a looming sign of a new Republican leader, mentioning Theodore Roosevelt’s death, factions within the party, and possible figures such as General Pershing, Senator Harding of Ohio, and Charles E. Hughes. It notes Roosevelt’s earlier impact on the party and the question of who can unite it.
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I Vheodore
Republi Party
Vr Roosevelt
Cnere
Roosevelt
Aygainet
William T Howard Tait
Anl
Pershing
Tor Harding
Ohio
Charles FB. Hughes
Letting Go Observations on US Forces in France After War
An American correspondent notes that a large American force must remain in France to manage postwar tasks. He details remaining property to be salvaged or sold, dismantling steel fortifications, disposing of frame buildings and railroad equipment, and repurposing surplus trucks and tractors for reconstruction and farming.
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France
Germany
Telayy
Mensa
Agricultural labor shifts postwar demobilization
The piece argues that farmers could quickly absorb a surge of workers freed by demobilization, proposing Italy send its 400000 army horses to farms to boost yields. If every country adopts this plan, global agricultural production could rise rapidly to meet demand.
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Ityian Goverment
Social shifts after war widen class work gap in Britain
An English item discusses educated women aged 2 to 30 as a burden on postwar Britain’s economy and social fabric. It notes many educated women entered war work with little training, some out of patriotism, others due to necessity, and warns peace will demand practical skills to sustain living standards and cultural pursuits.
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London
Vollopes
Woking Clara
Germans Warm Feelings Toward Americans Amid War Strain
Fragmented report describes cautious German public mood toward American troops and relief needs. It notes civilian hardships, hunger, and political discussions as elections approach, with calls for coordinated food aid and better distribution.
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Eiik Beesley
Antonio Fight
Conrig
Chird Anny
Armee Agni
A. Rndicat
Rive
Christinas
United Rewtes
Germany
Bern
Histrias
How Great Wars Ended in the Boer War Narrative
A flawed historical sketch traces the Boer War from its origins in Transvaal and the Orange Free State to British victory. It covers Kruger, Kruger’s stance, and the shift from frontier skirmishes to conventional engagements, with Roberts and Kitchener advancing the British cause and the 1902 peace declaring British suzerainty over South Africa.
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Englund
South
Attica
Pransvaal
Orange Sree
Justin
South Afoica
England
Pexas
Kruger
Rin Vaul
Pat
Hughshiten
Women resist assigned old duties in German city
Despite German authorities pressuring women to return to household work, the women refuse to resume traditional roles. The article notes their positions include streetcar conductors and other municipal posts, signaling continued advancement. The piece highlights communal resistance to new gender norms.
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Tell Ag Industrie
Conangreldl Viatecdak
Gielh
Study on the value of a first-class city school education
A report by Charles S. Steel, superintendent of San Antonio public schools, argues for strong classroom fundamentals and practical aims in schooling. He cites psychology, sociology, and wage outcomes, urging reforms to align teaching with real life and local industry needs.
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Steel
Han Antonio Polite
Srettint al del Gaophy
San Antonio
Flephe
Tien AG
Moores
Uleford
Tongthy
Majestie bill features seven plays at Ak-the Theaters
Seven act Majestie program headlines a varied assortment of entertainment including Mack's comedy payoff and a lineup that lists Saw Ta Zar and a travesty piece among others. The bill promises a diverse evening with multiple performers and acts at Tycal venue.
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Tycal
de Mont
Fiat
Mont
She’ Ronjuroc
Wittra Mack
Minita Bristow
Yandei
Cither Aga
Ta Zar
Dash Ie
Dunk Easley
Lillian Porter
Armison
Tenlore
Film Attractions and Gish at the Grind in Ae Rating
Film attractions feature Dornhy Gish drawing crowds at the Grind with strong reviews. Reports note engagement around a controversial screening and mixed critical response, while audience reaction highlights the star's influence and the theater’s busy schedule.
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Dornhy Gish
Hanes
Goyal
Fortaan Pelentis
Fragmented musings on politics and society from a garbled page
The text presents a corrupted diary like fragment with scattered references to Pershing, a Oklahoma bond issue, and social scenes. It inadequately hints at political debate, cultural remarks, and personal anecdotes without coherent events or clear outcomes.
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Hientliaery
Governoenh
Lin Weiler
Collen
Amedd Hayman
Presa Publianing
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Evening World
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Sivetel
Berlin
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Ott
Lagin
Mao
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Kitchener
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Tornig
Europe
Maiser
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Austen
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Triefly
Toring
South Africa
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Avalon
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Film Attractions
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Ivery
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Fallon
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Poland
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