Reopening Fight Over Separate German Treaty in Senate
A medley of arguments marks the reopening of the United States Senate debate on the separate German treaty. Democrats fear ratification abandons postwar European allies and rejects American participation in the League of Nations, while Republicans argue its approval would fix the nation into the League by stealth. Irreconcilables warn a separate peace risks entangling the U S in Asian commitments and altering trade relations with Germany, with supporters and opponents debating the treaty’s true effects and motives.
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Senate
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League of Nations
Germany
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Borah
League £ Nations
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Geany
League of Naions
America
League Aml
Judicial power usurped in prohibition era cases
A critique of prohibition enforcement cites violations of due process as seizures and confiscations occur without court hearings. The author notes enforcement officials often perform summary seizures, ignoring established legal protections and property rights in pursuit of prohibition goals. Strong emphasis on constitutional due process and government limits.
Enforcing Agents and Property Rights Under Prohibition
Citizens challenge destruction of property by enforcement officers who seized barrels and kegs of liquor without court orders. The argument centers on whether officials can dissolve private property based on suspected violations, risking unchecked executive power and potential unjust outcomes. A second case reports seizure of merchant goods for alleged violation of prohibition without trial, underscoring the need for court authority before confiscation to protect due process.
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Court of Justice
Niles Tawa
Grieger
Citiz
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Protectionist Promises and Sheep Prices Debate
A historical editorial critiques tariff protection as a factor in sheep prices and broader economy. It argues low prices under protection undermine demand, notes past price highs during Democratic not free trade, and stresses interdependence of all economic fields. The piece urges stronger overall demand and cautions against narrow, self serving local interests.
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Jowkle
Hiorade
Kerett
Town products and people feel effects in restricted areas
In restricted zones, residents report tangible impacts on everyday life as towns grapple with limits. Local officials cite supply chain delays and service disruptions while businesses adapt to new rules shaping daily routines and economic activity.
Democrats Use Political Tactics To Oppose Treaty Actions
A long critique argues Senate Democrats seek to block treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary by avoiding direct opposition as a party. It suggests individuals may challenge Republicans while the Democratic organization remains unseen to dodge discredit. The piece labels this “practical politics” and cites Barnum’s caution on appearances.
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United States Senate
Germany
Hungary
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Termine
Senate Democrats
Democratic Party
Chris
Baritum
The Silamrock and the Weeping Soil of Green woods
A dreamlike poem recounts a surreal landscape of color and rain with references to fragile jewels, shattered figures, and memories. Names like Maurien Fradcis and Benjamin Franklin Teslor appear amid fantastical imagery of rivers, gods, and fading daylight.
Letters to the Light readers urge Texas centennial tribute
An outpouring letter from Belton, Texas, signed by Moore Townsend and Char. Wexax Women Centennial Movement, calls for state wide remembrance of Texas history and veterans. The piece requests publication rules, urges inclusion of those over 60, and cites Rotary and Daughters of the Republic of Texas as organizers.
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Thory Wade
Texas
Stephen J. Ausla
At.h. Burlowen
Waco
Howe
AL Mhyieson
San Antonio
Rotary
Boys of Commerce Amd
Otter
Ciel
Pexas Republic
Liege
Moore Townsend
Wexax Women
Belton, Tex
Editorial on Land Tax and Housing Building Prompts Debate
The writer urges tax reform as the solution to land and housing issues. He argues single-voter advocacy and taxes could drive speculators from land, increasing housing and lots. The letter discusses irrigation ditches and flood control along the San Antonio river, recalling past public works and community life.
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Taian
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Priddle Aptha
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Alameda
Maire
sé-Tabor
San Antonio
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Grampfirente
Nan Antonin
Rome
Old Ditches Drained Floods Near San Antonio Cathedral
Fragmented OCR describes city flood control work along Walnut street and adjacent properties, mentioning drainage channels, extended avenues, and proximity to San Antonio Cathedral and Central hotel. References to Catholic church, Alamiy area, Menger property, and public works extensions indicate a past drainage project impacting several blocks.
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Houston
Menger Harel
San Fevaanie Cathedral
Dayton Roundtable Calls for Bible Readings and Examinations
A Dayton report outlines a call for widespread Bible readings and public examinations of religious texts. It notes discussions led by Mr. Wiig and others on the authority of biblical and Shakespearean references, urging daily engagement and analysis during a set period.
Chinook Jargon Still Used in Washington
Fragmentary diary notes describe Chinook jargon, its use among settlers and Indians alike, and common terms such as Klakowye good moving, Rhahta mika so are you, skookum strong, and tikum friend, illustrating early northwest communication and cultural mixing.
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Washington
Gettler
Mike Boston
Mika Kupakoke
Rhahta Mika
Aory
Abba
Yers Wells
Barton Man
Vitor
Fragmented reminiscences echo in a restless tale of time
A garbled eighteenth century style dialogue unfolds with scattered names and images. Characters named Leary Oswald Carrigan Yorke and a bishop appear amid a train station scene and a chorus of bordering phrases. The piece blends dialogue with stray references to people and places in a dreamlike, disjointed flow.
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Dublin
Ani
Lerdal
Leary
Near Embassy Budget Cuts And Scandals In Istanbul Era
In a Sept 28 dispatch from Near Canelantinople, officials report the embassy budget was trimmed amid revelations of lavish social entertainments and unvetted personnel. Admiral Filet Jagr’s staff faced pay adjustments, while a proposed charity benefit drew scrutiny as costs for the embassy residence rose unexpectedly. The prewar income and recent increases faced pushback, with discussions of finetuning allowances and staff perks to balance the embassy’s finances.
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Filet Jagr
Yim Hind
Gavhy
Interpal Far Vleck
Epinta
Adirieus Brintolins
Ve Bute Denariinen
Wii
Vague Fire and Transportation Disruptions Reported
A late September Havana night scene described a refinery blaze near a urailed plant, with authorities detailing limited damage and rapid response. Reports note a minor tremor and brief air disruption as crews work to contain the fire and assess impact on nearby facilities and transport routes.
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Due to garbled text unreadable fragments, the readable portion hints at someone planning to pursue new business opportunities. No verifiable names, dates, or places are present to form a connected news item.
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