Debate Over a Franco American Alliance and U S Pledge
The piece argues that a Franco American alliance is informal and not part of the treaty. It notes President Wilson will seek Senate approval, while Britain may pledge support and Congress will decide. It recalls France’s wartime contributions and calls for vigilance about entangling commitments and funding for ongoing relief and postwar tasks.
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Mratice
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Wieson
United States Senate
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Wilson
Senate
Congress
Franco
America
Public libraries as hubs of learning and information
The passage argues every community should sustain a well stocked public library open to all readers. It highlights libraries as stores of diverse information for students, artisans, farmers, and homemakers, stressing the need for librarians who understand and guide patrons.
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Attek
Fig
Thredout
House of Books
Salvation Army Work Progress At Rest After Valuation
In view of the valuation accomplished the Salvation Army work is moved to rest from labors for a while and a magnetism is sought to support the effort.
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Salvation Army
German editor Hai es mental guarantees for peace terms
Maximilian Harden argues in Die Zukunft that German leaders have offered no real mental guarantees since the revolution. He says the government and press echo Kaiser-era tactics, fueling anti allied protests and threats, while occupation and blockade remain the allies’ leverage. He urges an honest, courteous German stance and a changed heart as the only credible pledge.
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Maximilian Harden
Die Zukuntz
Fimans
Whit Oget
Germmany
Eyldene
Germany
Socialist Leader Rebukes Bolshevism in May Day Row
Max Hayes resigns from the Socialist party denouncing its leadership as egotistical and fanatic, criticizing the party for embracing Bolshevik tactics and predicting mass adoption by American workers. He labels the leaders as unfit to call or sustain a strike and calls the party out for autocracy and misdirection.
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Socialist Party
Max Hayes
Lennie Liebbecht
Exposing Folly on Free Speech in Paris Debate
Provident Wilko argues that widest freedom of speech best protects society by exposing folly rather than silencing it. He asserts fools reveal themselves when allowed to speak, while silence hides unsafe ideas and endangers public safety. The speech emphasizes exposure as a safeguard of truth.
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Ink
Paris
Ong
General Assembly
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Brown
Newport News
Ko Ne
Fragmentary Ruminations on Fame and Censorship
A garbled excerpt discusses fame leaders Hampits censoring authors and the public. It mentions stern reprengion, martyrdom, and the risk of silencing radical voices. The text reflects on the public's discernment and folly in judging writers and orators.
Soldier Wages and Postwar political clashes in Ohio
The piece argues returning soldiers deserve fair wages amid rising costs and criticizes state officials over expense bills and partisan politics. It notes veterans gain from army service and urges employers to value their broader experience. It predicts Ohio voters will repudiate current leaders in 1920 elections.
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Tts
Coen
Ohio
German Mourning Plea Amid Public Grief and Theatres Suspended
The imperial ministry in Weimar urges one week of national sorrow with theatres allowed only productions matching the mood. German leaders contrast long Armistice delays with past tragedies and argue mourning lacks repentance while reflecting public distress.
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Gutblie Ord
Weimar
Rnporkal
Free States
Tere Jin
Norraking
Uel Giary
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