Lodge Policy Roils Debates On Disarmament Conference
A fragmented 1922 era opinion piece criticizes Senator Lodge and President Harding on disarmament. It argues Lodge is unfit for diplomacy, labels him a wrecking force, and signals broader doubts about the conference’s chances. The column discusses Ireland, Germany, Poland, and the evolving role of women amid era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Charlie W. Eilat
Marvare
Capot Lodge
Voles
Germany’s Victory in Secret Peace Negotiations
The piece alleges President Harding and allies secretly pursued a separate peace with Germany, undermining the Versailles Treaty. It claims Lodge warned against separate peace and criticizes Republican politicians for aiding German diplomacy, arguing the United States should not be bound by Versailles and that the wedge of separation damaged Allied aims. It cites April 1922 remarks and Truman-era framing of fear of duress, urging caution on treaty enforcement.
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Hritch
Harding
Hughes
Iso
Dean
Senator Lodge
United States
Germany
Fywnite House
State Department
Geerman
Berlin
Versailles
Tis
Congress
Wright and Hart Co.’s leaders in Hagerstown firms
Biographical sketch of Fred C. Wright detailing birth in Virginia in 1886, business ventures from Diamond Billiard Rooms to Henneberger property, and role in establishing Colonial Theatre and local enterprises. Includes J. W. Hart’s birth 1887, chemistry career, and leadership in Wright–Haff Co. and related firms, plus community involvement and family notes.
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Robert
Haff
Fred C. Wright
Clearbrook
Frederick County
West Town
Wright
Hagerstown
Diamond Billiard Rooms
Henneberger
South Potomac Street
Das
Mrr. Wright
New York
Levelnees
Wright-Haft Co
General Insurance
Potomac
RC. Hat & Co
Chemical Laboratories
Masenle
B. P. O. Elke
Hazeretown Kiwanis
Elvira V. Miller
Winchester, Va
Helen B
Fred C., Sr
Douglas
Robert C. Hat
Coplay
Jobna Hopkins
Baltimore
American Chemical Society
B. P.O. Lke
Masonic Frater
Emma 5. Fogelman
Northapipton, Pa
Dave
Dorothy
Letter on the Black Hand and Good Killers in New York
Frederic Haskin reports that the JiaHan Bonivertra gang and the Black Hand menace persist among foreign born communities. Police say Fontano’s confession links many murders to the Good Killers, with suspected activity around Grand and Chrysta Streets. Witnesses fear informants and silence shield killers, while a near-death Fontano provides critical details.
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Frederic 3
Haskin
New York
JiaHan
Bernalo
Hut
Fortans
Detroit
Grand
Chrys‘tla
Goclery
Bicily
Fontano
Win
Halfane
Chicago
Guthert Les
Joseph Sinaeoto
Nelimog
Manta Wits
cTitdran
Answers to questions answers to questions
Reader queries about government costs for repatriating soldiers from France and related topics are answered. The Cemeterial Branch states government covers homeward expenses, with an estimated cost of 500 dollars per body including all associated costs. Also notes material and wire use restrictions for mail handling and pinned materials.
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France
D.D. A
Quartermaster Corps
United States
The Most Profitable Crop By Dr William E Barton
An old farmer prospers by planting the seed that is cheapest. He reads market prices in spring and sows the least popular crop, typically yielding the highest price in fall. His rule hinges on avoiding crowd behavior and choosing the cheaper seed when others flock to a pricier option.
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William E. Barton
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