Judge Denies Charter To No Tobacco Reformers
A Pillsbury judge ruled the No-Tobacco Corporation was not legally entitled to a charter, labeling it political in its aims. The article argues for applying the decision as a precedent to curb similar reformer groups seeking to influence policy through chartered status and political channels.
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Pillsbury
No-Tobacco Corporation
United States
Pittsburg
Ne-Tobacco Corporation
Pitsburg
BUSTED KING CONSTANTINE IN GREECE EXILE FURTHER TROUBLES
Constantine former Greek king, long exiled in Switzerland, faces financial collapse as Kaiser Wilhelm withholds remittances. Reports say he seeks an arrangement with the Turkish or Serbian government, while his wife, sister to Wilhelmina, leads pro-German plots to influence Greece and harm Venizelist allies. The shattered royal claim and pro German faction risk Greece’s future.
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Venizelos
Constantine’s Downfall and German Plans in Greece
The article discusses Constantine’s collapse into German influence during World War I, the blockade of the Grecian coast, his abdication and exile to Switzerland, and the shifting German support. It notes Kaiser Wilhelm’s failure to restore him, Wilhelm II’s financial strain on the East, and Greece’s reluctance to aid Constantine after he betrayed Greek interests.
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Constantine
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Switzerland
Germany
Ain
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Williadt
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Greece
Greene
NTN
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Nba Live
Aiea
Hylan
Politlenoral Silinee
Mamet
England
Trials Loom for German War Crimes Suspects
As peace terms settle, Allied powers push for surrender and trial of German leaders responsible for atrocities. Officials emphasize records kept on Captain Pryatt, Edith Cavell, hospital ship shootings, deportations, and brutal treatment of civilians. The drive aims to ensure justice for wartime crimes against Belgium and northern France.
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Pryatt
Belgium
France
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Wieney
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Relpian
Vrench
Gunk Cresses
Jedith Cavell
Bryatt
Miss Cavelt
Lai
Merchant ships targeted by German submarines warned
The article argues that punishing a few individuals guilty of wartime German atrocities would serve as a strong lesson to other nations tempted to justify crime by power. It suggests such action by Allies would deter future offenses and uphold justice.
Germany’s treaty breach shocks cautious peace hopes
The text argues that Germany will likely ignore provisions of the peace treaty, repeating violations of the armistice and undermining confidence in assurances. It notes widespread European unrest, military build ups, and warns the United States to avoid undefended postures while urging readiness amid looming conflict.
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Germany
Europe
Tily
France
Japan
Jin
League of Nations
United States
Congress
Wilindy
Texas Terms Aims to Ease Prohibition Pressure
A fragment notes political action regarding prohibition, mentioning a resolution to resist restrictive measures and suggesting some supporters plan to relocate to Mexico to escape prohibition. The text is garbled but centers on lawmakers and public reaction to alcohol policy.
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Texas
Fragmented Verse Improvised Tune Sparks Obscure Theatre Scene
A confused OCR fragment recounts a odd stage moment with performers and audience noted in a late night setting. Names and places are garbled but the piece hints at a community gathering with a mix of songs and chatter. The tone suggests a casual, improvised performance and audience reactions across a crowded venue.
Bethmann Hollweg’s War Beginning Narrative Revealed
A lengthy foreign policy rendition cites Bethmann Hollweg offering a German view on the war’s origins. It discusses German aims, French and Russian actions, Anglo-German tensions, and political pressures shaping declarations of war, with emphasis on earlier peace attempts and the shift to armed conflict.
Italy Political Conclave Analyzes Mussolini Era Shifts
A 1913 era Chicago Daily News digestAssesses Italian political dynamics under Orlando and Sonnino. It notes Hitti confidence, Giolitti’s maneuvering, and Neofascist era concern over Italy’s stance toward Wilson and global affairs. Mentions Longuet and Vittorio Emanuele as pivots, and a debate on corruption and reform within the cabinet.
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