Semenoff Reform Targets War Guilt In New York
In a wide ranging critique a writer argues Gen. Semenoff’s postwar stance shifts blame for war guilt onto individuals rather than nations. The piece condemns his actions in New York and questions the broader implications for international law and accountability. It also touches on local politics, Meier’s mayoral race, and social jests about spring and American gum culture.
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Russia and Bolshevik debate at Genoa conference
Georg Tchitcher, Bolshevik foreign minister, attacks critics and defends Russia's path to liberty. He urges Russia's disarmament and expulsion of critics at Genoa while defending Bolshevism as a phase toward freedom. He argues democracy survives Russia's upheaval and cites past revolutions as benchmarks.
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Gen. Penitent
Georg Tchitcher
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France
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Democratic Nations
Labor Secretary Davis Warns of Coal Strike Profiteering
The piece notes Labor Secretary Davis warning coal operators that the government will monitor profiteering during the strike. It cites wartime profiteering claims by the Harding Dougherty faction and references debts and war bonds data, with interjected quotes and reflections on freedom and effort.
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We Are All Artists We Build Art in Our Work
Inatinet argues that everyday structures like barns and offices become art through the eye of the creator. He notes painters may praise rustic cottages while admiring business districts. The piece urges embracing all built forms as part of art, urging fearless construction.
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Green
Beattie
Minith
Smith
Seattle
Senator Poindexter Praised Yet Questioned In Star Letter
H J McIntyre lauds Senator Poindexter but catalogs votes on key measures that favored wealth over common people. He accuses Poindexter of opposing tax transparency and government aid to soldiers while opposing inheritance taxes and tax on gifts. He challenges Poindexter's stance on the Jap threat and calls for a congressman with vision.
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Exchequer Word Lesson From Old French Roots
Learn a word a day with exchequer defined as treasury and funds storage. It notes the origin from Old French onchequier and Late Latin sxeearhum, and includes usage lines about exchequers, political calls to duty, and a brief editorial endorsement.
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National Treasury
Why a dramatic critic anyhow in The Star
A reader chides dramatic critics for failing to influence audiences directing attention to the need for constructive criticism. He argues critics should help both public and actors by offering useful feedback rather than mere roasting or praise. He urges theater coverage to aid performers and viewers alike.
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