Adriatic Ambitions and Allied War Aims Abroad
The piece argues Italy’s Adriatic claims threaten alliance unity and justice. It underscores the U S role in preventing territorial grabs, insisting allies abandon ambitions not grounded in justice, pledging support for President Wilson’s vision amid wartime unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
England
France
United States
Italy
Fee
Italian
Europe
Russia
Wilson
Glorious Victor and Bolshevik Backlash Across Cities
The piece condemns recent elections in Chicago and Butte, noting pro German and anarchist influences. It cites Mayor Thompson’s pro German stance, a Butte race between a wounded WWI veteran and an I W W insurgent, and rails against Bolshevik ideals, urging support for established government and moral order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
J. W. W.jam
Butte
Germany
Durin
Rome's Army 400 Years in Germany Highlighted
A historical note compares Rome's 400 year occupation of Germany with modern Allied presence in postwar times. It recalls Julius Caesar’s campaigns and Roman engineering, then notes their liberal rule, tribute collected, and cultural influence in the Moselle valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Germany
Julius
Flanders
Mount Auzios
Rhine
Commete
Bridg
Moselle
Progressive question haunts Republicans as Old Guard returns
The piece argues that Progressives face a choice between loyal opposition to old guard influences and appeasing home supporters. It notes opposition among West voters to reactionary leaders, warns Progressives may be pulled toward the Penrose Lodge faction, and critiques a Pennsylvania Republican, McFadden, for proposing tax on Federal Land Bank bonds. It also reflects on the League of Nations debate and potential political consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Lodge
Congress
West
Far West
Rosa Penrose
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House Banking and Currency Committee
Farms to provide land for veterans via reclamation plan
Washington announces a proposed reclamation bill to place about 1.5 million acres on reclaimed lands for 25 000 or more veterans, with initial funding of 100 million dollars. Houses, barns, machinery, and low interest advances would be provided, and repayment over up to forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Lane
Thacoante
Interior Department
Robert Sneddon Named District No 1 Mine Inspector
Governor Carey advised the appointment of Robert T. Sneddon as mine inspector for District No 1 in southwestern Wyoming. Sneddon, a practical miner with wide experience, is to receive a pension of $2,000 per year plus expenses for a four year term, with prior service noted and reappointment history referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Sneddon
Carey
Wyoming
Sneddon
Unclear Injury Death At Local Hospital Report
A fragmented report states a man injured Saturday night at C:s was identified as ceria tada Shay, named as head Hie Kosloff, and died Monday at the hospital. Details are damaged and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C:s
Ceria Tada Shay
Hie Kosloff
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 of operation. Dr. Smith of Chicago, an officer of the company, reports ongoing development on the original hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noaingalee Oil& Shale Co
Niel Hood Oil
Dr. Smith
Chicago
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R. Rose
Hatered
MING
Stepal
Trevier
Liberty
Victory
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First National Bank
Woman's Loan Committee
Gaypha
League of Nations
Robert Sneddon
Ergata Allay
Snake River
Carter
WM. E. Pitt
Stick
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