Roosevelt’s Twelve Votes and the League Covenant Debate
The piece critiques Roosevelt’s claim of twelve votes for America in the League of Nations, arguing Britain’s six or seven votes reflect empire interests rather than a simple U S decision. It notes Britain’s influence in several cited countries and questions the legality and stability of a league run by consent of imperial powers and President Wilson’s covenant.
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Butte
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Franklin Roosevelt
Wilson
Lloyd George
Britain
Santo Domingo
Panama
Cuba
Porevelt
Rosevelt
League Assembly
League
Great Britain
Treas
Lange
David George
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
Woodrow Wilson
United States
The Love Between Men in Roosevelts Cold Political Clash
A fragment describes a shared bond and fierce rivalry between Roosevelt and Taft, noting their disdain for wealth and society, their mutual influence in public life, and the rise and fall of their political fortunes. It hints at a lasting, complex friendship strained by power.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Roosevelt
David
Jonathan
Egan
Rooseit
Africa
Arrest of former soldiers in Turkey linked to relief thefts
In Constantinople on September 14 six former American soldiers were arrested in connection with thefts from the American committee for relief in the Near East. Officials state the men have confessed or nearly confessed and hope leniency will be shown. The cases involve hundreds of thousands of dollars. Charles Allen, the American consul, and Charles R. Aldrich, a New York lawyer, are leading examinations and representation for contributors. Aldrich planned to return to the U S but stayed to assist.
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Constantinople
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Charles Allen
Charles R. Aldrich
New York
America
Week's Entries At Probate Court
Entries show Clifford Bend appointed guardian of Estes and Harry Bonser of Lorain. Lorain sold 500 dollars. George Trout of Carlisle declared insane and sent to Massillon asylum for treatment.
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Court House
Clifford Bend
Estes
Harry Bonser
Lorain
George Trout
Carlisle
Massillon
Roosevelts Quiet Word Mended Factional Rift
In a tale of party unity a single letter from Cortelyou to Roosevelt sparked a feud with Taft. Roosevelt sent the message to Taft, prompting Taft to resign from the cabinet. Afterward Roosevelt mended the rift with a brief, pointed rebuke and reconciliation.
Balkans and taxes mix in a fragmentary daily dose
Troubled world notes wars from the Balkans to Persia and a joke about Minsk. A wandering speaker muses on blame in supply chains from retailer to farmer while a deaf man reads a film to glimpse acting and a mock dialogue closes with caps on a chaotic day.
The Real Cause of Indigestion
A distorted ad describes stomach irritation and indigestion. It promotes water and baking soda tablets as a remedy claiming they neutralize stomach acid and prevent fermentation. It asserts digestion becomes pain free and food may be eaten safely after using the product.
Rheumatic Kinks Remedy Adette at Pendle Store
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a internal cure for rheumatism gout and neuralgia. It claims blood purification and lasting relief from inflamed stiff joints, urging readers to try the product at Pendle Store and other outlets.
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Exemplified wills and probate items listed for record
Exemplified copies of last wills and probates listed for record include Jainey Dempsey of Cuya Hogan County and John McKee of Lo ralna. Administrators appointed include Wim He for Eoma Ehrman of Amaterst Roud FL O00 and Nicole Cer G Italians consul Cleveland for Andrea Castr Dale Lovn Bond. Also mentions Anna Webb litigation, Frank Witford estate admin, and Mary Dawley probate filing with Mary Redfern will admitted to record.
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Jainey Dempsey
Cuyahogan County
John McKee
Loralna
Propiny
Wim He. Mhinian
Eoma Ehrman
Amaterst
Anna Webb
Toulisle
Nicole Cer
Cleveland
Andrea Castradale
Frank Witford
Frank Biges
Ridgeville
Mary Dawley
Eaton
Mary Redfern
Olmstead
Medina County News Briefs On Local Events
MedinaSept 11 notes Sunday school conventlor set for Oct 1 and 2. Whiteway around park at Lod being installed. Medina County 2MGA secretary Burnes reopens office. Local items summarize community happenings and upcoming schedules.
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Media County
White Way
Lod
Madina County
M. G. A. Secetary
Burnes
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