Butler urges flexible treaties with China and backward nations
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and head of the Division of Intercourse and Education, argues treaties with politically backward peoples should be flexible. He says advanced nations should not coerce China or demand more than treaty terms allow and that unjust terms should be changed as public opinion shifts.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Nicholas Murray Butler
Staumeh Administration
Butler
Land patent boom reshapes vast U S acreage by 1908
The article notes that by July 1 1908 over 20 million acres had been patented from the Interior Department to individuals, surpassing many states in size and reflecting Tocquevillean views on American democracy and land abundance amid global economic and social issues.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Vermont
Delaware
Rhode Island
United States
Washington
Detoqueville
Europeans debate united Europe with Rhine as southern boundary
A conference in Eideburg Germany discussed a plan for a pan European bloc anchored at the Rhine. The proposal would exclude France Spain and Italy and rely on close cooperation and racial prejudice elimination to avert future wars.
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Young Men and
Young Women Democrats
Eideburg
Germany
Europe
Rhine
France
Spain
Italy
ODea man seeks a law on biscuit width
An ODea man asks legislators to limit biscuit width to three inches. A Kansas senator who opposed mince pies may push for Oklahoma reform. Brooklyn school’s 1945 board order delays arrive twelve years late. French architects propose a sun-following house.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Board of Education
Brooklyn
When Hair Turns Gray Two Painters on Scaffold
Two painters on a six story scaffold in New York shouted and gesticulated as their rope began to part. They hung for twenty minutes while crowds on Fifth Avenue and nearby windows watched the dangerous delay unfold.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Ota
Te star spangled banner firebird in Baltimore incident
Readable fragments describe a celebration or ceremony involving the star spangled banner and a reference to Baltimore. The text mentions Fort Mellenry, New Market Virginia, and a queen Victoria naval yacht, with other items about regimental actions and dates.
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George Armiste
Fort Mellenry
Praners Seoatt
Baltiniore
New Market
Queen Victoria
Victoria and Aberlowas
Pembroke
Crant
Barks
Treg
Maine
Mit
Ejohn Sherman
Ohdo
Austin Dowling
Untitled Transit Note From Missing Text
The readable lines show scattered names and places with unclear date references and no coherent event or outcome to report.
Poems I Love and Other Fragments by Charles Hanson Tantor
A fragmentary homage tracing Tantor and Loveman affiliations, noting brief biographical details of Loveman born in Chinjini Pilot and died young. It references famous quatrains and snippets like “T is not hing fain too ome” and includes short poem fragments such as A Diamond, Marcie, and A Sunset with imagery of light, dawn, and October.
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Charles Hanson
Robert Lerenan
Loveman
Chinjini
Phoseor Mather
Ain
Kamily Orone
Indignant Mood Sparks Recall of Old Wake-Up Outfit
A fragmentary note shows a speaker insisting on wearing an old wake-up outfit despite disdain, revealing personal style resistance and repetition in a private reflection.
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Tdike
Who's Who in the Day's News Farm Migration Declared Sealo
Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine born in Oneida County Idaho January 16 1879. He rose from cowpuncher to educator and leader at Kansas State Agricultural College before 1928 appointment in Coolidges cabinet. The piece notes farm population shifts and farm price pressures driving migration and market losses.
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Welltam M. Jardine
United States
William M. Jardine
Oneida County
Ida
Thahowl
Montana
Yeah Agriculturial Cailuse
Lhe
Haeter
Kansas State Agricultural College
Coolidge
Feltina
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Wastington April 27 forecast the shake up of the Wedere fin Loan Board. Resignations listed include Eimer Tandos Ohio Robert C. Cooper South Carolina and Edward Jones Pennsylvania. Eugene Messer named as future head while Floyd Warricon tied to War Piance Corp is named as a prospect. Farm forces urge President Codlid to pause the plan amid Treasury resistance.
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Wastington
Wederefin Loan Board
Nye Oy
Coolidee
Treasury Department
Eimer
Tandos
Ohio
Robert C. Coopero
Souta Carolina
Edward i. Jones
Pennsylvania
Eugene Messer
Floyd Warricon
iMeser
War Pitance Corporation
Codlid
Taffert
Tanetance
Treasury
Taeng
Mos
Farmers Credit System Clash Foreseen in Incoming Senate Battle
The piece argues the farm loan program and its leadership will become the focal point of an upcoming political clash. It suggests confirmation fights over a Meyer appointment, possible recess actions, and a looming congressional probe into the Rural Credit system amid farmer anger and treasury department changes.
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Progressives
Democrata
Meyer
Coulis
Senate
Treasury Department
Mearly
Werdleral Land
Farm Loan Board
Lacy
Treasury
Uring
Fata
Farm Credit Debate Reveals farmer Stress and Wall Street Fear
Farmers resist more credit arguing current access suffices and seeking higher income to settle debts. They view farm pressure as a broader move to shift rural credit control to Wall Street bankers, framing it as an assault on farmer independence. The discussion notes bank failures cause temporary aid but no broad demand for additional credit.
Wall Street Financier and Coolidge Face Farmer Reaction
A Wall Street financier embodies fear of money influence and the farmers' response looms as Mr Coolidge weighs his choices amid mounting agricultural discontent and political risk.
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Wall Street
Coolidge
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