Simonds theory on German militarism and Bolshevism
The essay critiques Frank H. Simonds and his 1919 view that Europe must reinstate German militarism to curb Bolshevism. It argues his predictions were superficial and wrong, and notes current Soviet dominance while warning against privileging warlike elites and the dangers of policy driven by special interests.
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Frank H. Simonds
Europe
Russia
Auvatlos
Tade Yndt
Simonds
Vigorois
Fond Gougers
Francis J Rane
United States
Atto
Kane
Goole
Philadelphia
Howard Heln
Wall Street Sees Rail Pact Onnook And Proposals
Wall Street expresses optimism over a rail pact and presidential proclamations guiding private ownership versus public control. The Cumming Will and ratex plan are cited as ensuring 51 2 percent returns for rail groups while private ownership faces higher costs. Proportional representation gains interest in Irish elections with Sinn Fein watching closely as reformers and conservatives weigh adoption.
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Wilson
Congress
Wall Street
Senate
Wail Street
Sinn Fein
Magheh House of Lords
Abcibe Roabin
Dany
Wa Iy
Meat Shortage and Trust Power Stir Public Debate
A long excerpt rails at a meat shortage blamed on a packing trust. It claims rising prices hurt farmers and workers, predicts widespread job losses, and argues government action to curb monopolies is needed while noting Attorney General Palmer’s stance on keeping meat prices in check.
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Gary
Senate Committee
Steel Trust
Fey Estes
Wistlans Les
Palmer
USA
Mabon
Gils
Pen
Les
United Bbitea
Eure
Interstate
Ehipatent
Yenus Din
Tate
Hoover Report on Europe Rouses Debate Over Food and Profit
Hoover argues European Hireds are not as bad as they seem amid widespread profiteering and food shortages. The piece notes peacetime disruption, wartime manufacturing shifts, and the claim that governments favor profiteers over feeding their people, with reports from Galicia Poland and beyond signaling deep distress.
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Hoover
Europe
Sweden
Germany
Belgium
Matoposa
Galicia
Poland
Berife
Newberry Senate Campaign Finance and Miner Union Arrests
A Michgan political frame alleges $178000 spent to elect Newberry to the U S Senate and a grand jury charges $500000 to $1 million in spending. Leaders of the coal miners union were arrested after calls to end a strike, bail set at $10000 in ten fines.
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Michiga
Newberry
United States Senate
Toinl
Coal Miners Union
Anderson
Burleigh County
Getting Tangled Up in Townley Press Control Debate
The passage questions whether farmer owned North Dakota newspapers merely echo owner Townley or display independent editorials. It notes reprinted disagreements among so called kept papers and asks if Townley dominates the League or if publishers show own views, urging clarification from the brethern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Townley
Townley Met
Soe
League
Beau
Labor Party Wins Durham By election In Ches ter Le Street
The Labor Party candidate, joined by Lawson, won the by election in the Ches slet Le Street division of Durham England. He secured a majority of 12 525 amid a nationalization of mines platform. Ches ter Le Street is a mining constituency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Lawson
Labor Party
Chesslet-Le-Street
Durham
Eng
Chester-Le-Street
Red Raid on New Year’s Day Documents the Suspects
Wise report explains that pictures show some men taken in the red raid on New Year’s Day along with detectives who conducted the operation. Footnotes distinguish prisoners from detectives to avoid misidentification, noting the detectives appear more like originals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Public figures lampoon Cummins bill with sharp quotes
Senator Aspurs of Arizona and Senator Anhurst attack the Cummins railway bill in a review. They call it the worst legislation before Congress, likening it to a lynching card that labels a person as bad in some respects and much worse in others. The exchange highlights strong cross party condemnation.
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Aspurs
Arizona
Anhurst
Congress
Cummins
Woman forced to cook breakfast after 20 years of maid absence
A single woman laments being compelled to prepare the family breakfast for the first time in twenty years due to lack of a maid. The quip notes that five wives have borne the same burden for two decades, provoking ironic pity.
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Prica
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SNR Labs
Rerulvery Fou Paris Nees
Howard Heinz
LiskFood-Fiies Boards
Qos Hog. L. Fret
Dninstret
Shar An
HEINZ
Palbes
Raitaral
Hehiry
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