Cathedral of Venice Pantheon of the Republic
The Cathedral of SS. John and Paul in Venice is described as the Pantheon of the old Republic with grand Italian Gothic interiors and tombs of Doges captains and admirals. A chapel honoring Lepanto, destroyed Titian canvases, and war-time protections are noted, ending with a promise to discuss monuments in a future article.
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SS. John and Paul
Venice
Old Republic
Westminster Abbey
Republic of Venice
Lepanto
Europe
Marne
Vittoria
Titian
Peter
Ashurst denounces Bolshevik feeding plan amid war harms
In a Leslie's sourced note Senator Ashurst of Arizona opposes aiding Bolsheviks and urges only bullets. Reports claim about 10,000 Allied soldiers blinded and 40,000 lost an eye in war. Prince of Wales, in Coblenz, danced with navy nurses who said he was not a good dancer. Connecticut Labor Federation warns Mooney defense funds go to IWW. Alexander criticizes Wilson and Lane over a university book with socialist ideas. Roselle strikers attack a clothing factory, driving out workers and wrecking machinery.
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Leslie’s
Ashurst
Arizona
Coblenz
Germany
Prince of Wales
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Mooney
Alexander
National Industrial Conference
Board
Wilson
Lane
University of Chicago
Roselle
N. J
After the War Social Costs and Americanization Efforts Rise
Government shortfalls leave hundreds of French sailors in New York without pay while patriotic New Yorkers donate funds. Interior Secretary Lane notes over 7,000,000 Americans over ten cannot read English and calls for widespread Americanization. Protestant denominations plan a 10 million dollar relief fund to aid soldiers, immigrants, and demobilization efforts. Lloyd Taylor urges replacing service stars with employment stars as veterans rejoin peace. G R Washburn advocates diverting transatlantic shipments through southern and southwestern ports to ease dock and rail congestion. Let the people think.
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New York
France
Lane
United States
Galveston
New Orleans
Pensacola
Tampa
Jacksonville
Savannah
Brunswick
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
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John and
Raul
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St. Domenico
Piazzetta
Ss. Sete Pe Paul
Beechams Pills
Beecham
Middlesex County
Middletown
Washington
Buckle
Bostonion
Ralston
Packard
Douglas
Storm King
Kelsey
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