Europeans View U S Roles Amid War Echoes
A late wartime column questions American sentiment and morality as European leaders debate frank talk with the United States. It warns against undercutting democratic strength, notes resurfacing autocratic currents, and cites Kipling interview controversy as an example of harmful tongue and private gossip.
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Ratia
Auongead
Tia
Bulyard
Amiri¢aye
Hogland
Anda
Kipling
Bin
Kigling
American European ties and tax debates roil postwar talk
A fragmentary letter essay critiques British American relations highlighting mutual misconceptions about taxation and wartime prices. It discusses Lloyd George's tax claims, indirect taxes in the United States, and implies Americans see Europe as fiscally overtaxed while Europe questions American taxation. It references Arthur and George, commerce, and the broader mood of Anglo American diplomacy. The piece also notes a San Angelo to San Antonio visitor plan and local committee activity.
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M. Puincare
Arthur
America
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Kingland
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Britain
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Aathur
Han Aarelos
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Toa
Vet
Die Woodien
Worl
Morris Sheppard
San Antonio
Willsondoke
Thayantie — Waadaten
Charles Wy Telhy
Tina
Weak
Fraser
Chajon
Dallas Weede
Antonio Tha
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Oslo
Muest
Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
New York, U5
J. C. Stout Lumber Co
Lareda St
Mr. Kipling
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Prunella
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