Adriatic dispute and Italy's war aims in 1918 stance
The piece argues that Italy seeks Adriatic territory and lake areas as war spoils, criticizing Allied promises and US President Wilson for insisting on justice and against territorial grabs. It claims the United States joined to defend principled equity and to prevent unilateral land grabs, with broad American and allied support.
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Adriatic
England
France
United States
Italy
Fee
Italian
Europe
Russia
Wilson
Glorious Victorial Election Chill in U S Cities
The piece notes recent elections and voter response in Chicago and Butte revealing anti German and anti Bolshevik sentiment. It cites Mayor Thompson's pro German stance in Chicago and the rise of radical candidates in Butte leading to support for Republican or anti radical options. It critiques Bolshevism and nationalization of women while praising established government and moral order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
J. W. W.jam
Butte
Germany
Durin
Europe
Russia
Rome's Army Four Hundred Years in Germany
Rome's army claim to occupy Germany for four centuries is recounted with bold phrases. The passage notes Julius Caesar driving Teutons from Flanders, building bridges, aqueducts, castles, and a Roman presence in the Rhine valley. It describes Roman influence on Germans through tribute, literacy, bathing, and grooming as a blessing.
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Julius
Flanders
Mount Auzios
Rhine
Commete
Bridg
Moselle
Progressive Dilemma Between Old Guard and Home Backers
An editorial notes Republicans face a split as Progressives weigh loyalty to party principles versus back home calls to oppose the Old Guard. It questions where Progressive lawmakers will align amid pressure from Rosa Penrose and reactionary allies, and whether tax proposals on farm bonds will hurt farmers. The piece hints that support for the League of Nations treaty may falter among wary senators.
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Penrose
Lodge
Congress
West
Far West
Rosa Penrose
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House Banking and Currency Committee
Farm Lands for Veterans in Wake of War Recession Plan
Washington aims to provide at least 25 000 reclaimed farms for discharged soldiers and sailors with initial $100 000 000 appropriation. The program would offer 1 500 000 acres, drainage and irrigation work, government built houses, installment payments over forty years, and government advances for machinery and livestock at four percent. Veterans reportedly show little interest in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Lane
Thacoante
Interior Department
Robert Sneddon Named Mine Inspector for District No 1
Governor Carey advised appointment of Robert T. Sneddon as mine inspector for District No 1 covering Yamibrase and southwestern Wyoming. Sneddon, a seasoned practical miner, receives a pension valued at $2,000 annually with expenses and a four year term, following eleven years of prior service in similar roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Sneddon
Carey
Wyoming
Sneddon
Injury death report names Ceria Tada Shay as head Hie Kosloff
A garbled OCR note records that the midner injured last Saturday at C:s was Ceria Tada Shay and that she died Monday at the hewpisi, with references to Ergata Allay and the Snake River counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C:s
Ceria Tada Shay
Hie Kosloff
Ergata Allay
Snake River
Will Drill for Oil Near Carter
The Noaingalee Oil and Shale Co, successors to the Niel Hood Oil, plan continued drilling near Carter. After two years, the company reports potential financial development work and will proceed with the original hole. Dr Smith of Chicago, an officer of the company, is involved.
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Noaingalee Oil& Shale Co
Niel Hood Oil
Dr. Smith
Chicago
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Stepal
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Woman's Loan Committee
Gaypha
League of Nations
Robert Sneddon
Carter
WM. E. Pitt
Stick
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