Court ruling on ratification method misread by headlines
Analysis explains that the High Court only ruled a federal amendment cannot be ratified or rejected by referendum. It clarifies that ratification may proceed via legislatures or conventions in three fourths of states. The decision does not resolve the constitutionality of prohibition or final outcome. It emphasizes lawmakers represent the people’s will, not referendums alone.
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East Uope
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Ohio
Wilson rejects Armenian mandate plan
President Wilson concludes the public wishes do not favor sacrificing lives or imposing a mandate over Armenia. The administration notes strong resistance to options that would force settlement or control, insisting on respecting determined forms of government and local decisions.
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Tam Liar
Saiene
Wilson
Armenians Mandate Debate Splits Democrats in Congress
The article discusses President Wilson's Armenian mandate stance, Armenian desires for recognition of the Armenian republic, and opposition from a large US faction. It notes many Democrats, including Texas figures, balk at aiding Armenia and emphasize avoiding European and Asian entanglements while weighing national self direction.
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Asia
France
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The Knox resolution and Republican motives in wartime policy
Critics argue Republicans exploited wartime measures to attack peace efforts. Connally’s proposed joint resolution to repeal all wartime acts is framed as a political maneuver. The piece contends the Knox method debate reveals broader party aims and doubts congressional willingness to support a peaceful end to conflict.
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Connally
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Conhally
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United States
Knox Resolution Debate and Republican Accountability
The article argues Republicans push for Knox resolution as a political shield while blaming the administration for wartime policies. It suggests Republicans would repeal wartime acts to regain political advantage but fear losing leverage over Democrats by accepting that move. The piece questions motives and accountability in wartime policy decisions.
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Wean
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Borah's read of Samsay and the election game
Analyzed Senate actions on preconvention expenditures to derail Wood and Lowden, while boosting Johnson. Borah’s aim appears to distort public opinion, leave voters to judge campaign spending, and shape convention outcomes toward a favored Dark Horse contender.
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Nin
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Lowden
Tram Johnson
Johison
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Senate
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Woodas
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Bertar Johnson
Vainad
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Patel
Chicago Coliseum Housed Five National Conventions Since 1904
The Chicago Coliseum, a historic venue in Chicago, has hosted five Republican and Democratic national conventions since 1904. The piece describes seating arrangements, spectator access, volunteer ushers, and the scale of the event, noting the seating capacity and preparations to accommodate delegates, press, and officials for a major party gathering.
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Chivica Colte
United States
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Nacional Comittre
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Chicago
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Shark leather and glue making in early industry era
The article details the processing of shark hides into leather and glue, describing tanning, drying, and finishing steps. It notes gear, materials, and methods, including scraping, oil extraction, and the use of sandpaper on metals, with references to byproducts like livers and the variability in quantity and quality. It cites the role of contractors and market demand for hides, oils, and glue.
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Hania
Thud Avecins
Crosswiees Stud
Eudtas
Marina
Wang
Triangilar
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Tie Basta
Gehiting
Chiu
Jose
No-law Needed Yet Stokes on Conscription Debate
A fragmented report notes rising calls to abolish compulsory military service amid debates in the national assembly over treaty provisions. Allegations of government actions and troop deployments appear as crowds grow frustrated nationwide.
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Alielt iv
Asembly
Turner
Germany
Dormise
Anna Judd
Tharalovennation
Fragmented Text From A Crooked Page Teases Random Thoughts
OCR fragment shows garbled phrases about conservative views, credit, memory, marriage, travel, pirates of the ground firm, and domestic bliss. It reads like a stream of disjointed ideas with no clear narrative or identifiable dates, people, or places.
Fragmentary 1900s Theatre Notes and Trial Report
The passage sketches theatre offerings including a comedy and musical items with names like Tealary Boye and The Shade Meta. It mentions a retrial of employers seeking to certify a daily wage of 12 dollars for an eight hour day, amid legal or labor proceedings. Names and some phrases are garbled, but the core notes a theatre program fragment and a labor trial outcome.
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Morjeatle
Maige Kennedy
Neudley
Fragmented tale of marriage dispute and dramatic trial
An intricate, garbled account portrays a couple in a tense split over marriage arrangements and witnesses. The narrative weaves dialogues about separations, parental authority, a presumed matrimony ceremony, and social friction as bystanders react with shock and confusion.
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