League of Nations Outcry Against War Makers
A stern editorial denounces the League of Nations supporters as war advocates, warning that Democratic control of the Senate could not guarantee acceptance. It argues the covenant is dangerous, urges continued abstention, and urges patriotic Americans to resist involvement in foreign wars and compel political leaders to keep the United States out of entangling alliances.
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League of Nations
League
Newton D. Baker
Nicholas Murray Butler
Senate
Democratic
Newton DT. Baker
Nicholas Murrey Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peste
Baker
United States
Tus Rope
Mussolini
Italy
Lloyd George
Britain
Europe
Liev
Disarmament urged by British leaders in wartime plea
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Lord Mayor disarmament stance warn that disarmament by example may invite aggression. They stress a strong national defense including naval, army, and air force to deter enemies and assure international confidence amid world tensions.
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Ramsay
Kinenes
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Hollywood Nightlife Gossip and Party Rumors
A chaotic collage of Hollywood chatter tracks chaperones at a club, rumored romances, and stars like Clara Bow Adele Rogers St Johns Wilma Banky and Rod La Rocque. It mentions Josephine Hutchinson Warner Brothers Jimmy Townsend and Joan Crawford studying opera, plus vaudeville links and a light free rental directory tip.
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Grace Bradley
Adele Rogers St. Johns
Gate Post
Rex Bell
Clara Bow
Wilma Banky
Rod la Trocque
Josephine Hutchinson
Warner Brothers
Jimmy Townsend
Toga
Yuma
Lila Pees
Charles le Maire
New York
Hollywood
Immy Lansing
Howard Hughes
Heartbeat
Peter Ammo
Joan Crawford
Dimmy Cagney
Rita Kaufman
Frances
Tommy Meighan
Fragmented NYC Social Notes on Stage Folk and Fashion
A garbled New York social page chronicles encounters with Pierre Nees Frank Ogaven Carter and a police talk on idgesirab street. It mentions Rockefeller II, actress Gunvin, editor Fred C. Kelly, and Rupert Hughes, plus fashion shifts toward black stockings and pony rides in Central Park, with various gossip about theater and society figures.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Diagg
Pierre Neés
Frank Ogaven
Carter
Bols
Listen World By Elsis Robinson On Fear Of Death
Poem fragment reflecting on fear of death and living to avoid change. It contrasts the dead buried and the living who ignore life’s challenges, urging courage, faced with social complacency and greed. References to dreams, worms, and societal faults appear scattered through the text.
Seals Win First in Roller Hockey in San Antonio
The Breilway Seals won 2 0 over a new army team in San Antonio with a crowd watching. The league schedules 12 games to decide the champions and a trophy awaits the victors. Mason Pubone and Bailey added late scores as the game closed. Next Monday at 7 o clock the San Antonio Rangers meet the Eagles at Seete’s Brosamay.
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San Antonio Rangers
Antonio Eagles
Sunshine Shafts Geeky Rejoin Heagie nf Netions
Fragmentary OCR describes a quirky scene with Sunshine Shafts and a request involving an oyster named Big Bertie. A humorous exchange mentions an elephant and donkey, and a cabinet priced at $9. Reading is unclear. main elements point to a playful, nonsensical moment.
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Big
Understanding Eligible Bachelors in Modern Society
A fragment discusses bachelors and marriage, arguing that younger, flirtatious women may appear to understand men better than long-married wives. It contrasts familiarity and charm with deep shared history, noting how perception shifts with age and experience.
Lenin's Dictatorship of the Proletariat Definition
A quoted characterization from Lenin's Complete Works Vol. XVIII describes the dictatorship of the proletariat as power based on force, unlimited by law or any rules, with the assertion that it remains an absolute power without restraints.
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Lenin
League of Nations a French foreign office branch in practice
A critique arguing the League of Nations operates as a branch of the French Foreign Office, with England and the United States marginalized. It contends Germany and Russia shifted power, the United States refused entry, and France dominates the League’s agenda, shaping global affairs to French aims. The piece casts the League as a vehicle for imperial interests rather than a neutral peacekeeper.
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League
Germany
England
France
Rusia
Hopeful Budget Banter Gums Up Dinner Dance Debate
An odd dialogue fragment mocks a national budget clash with stray lines about a dinner dance and after breakfast routines. The casual banter hints at political strain while hinting at personal tensions. No clear participants or locations are identifiable in the garbled OCR snippet.
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