Entangling Alliances for Oil and Domestic Trusts
The piece argues that the United States government once dissolved Standard Oil as an unlawful monopoly and now, via the State Department, advocates equal opportunity for American capital abroad in Dutch East Indies oil fields. It questions consistency, hints at a shift from Wilsonian internationalism, and asserts that duties without rights cannot govern abroad.
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United State Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
State Department
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Netherlands
Dutch East Indies
Washington
Djambi
Standard Oil
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
Wilson
Streets Worth Keeping Clean In Our Town
An editorial urges residents to keep streets and sidewalks free of litter to protect health. It calls individuals to form a local committee of one, discourage littering, and gently rebuke others. It notes soldiers crossing the Rhine as a distant analogy and critiques tax guidance on child deductions.
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Washington
Kemmerer
America Reenters World Affairs After Isolation Ends
The United States resumes active participation in Allied deliberations with ambassadors Wallace Boyd and Harvey joining the Council in Paris and London. Observers see this as a shift toward Wilsonian policy, under Hughes guidance, amid Harding’s balancing act and Knox peace resolution debates.
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America
Wallace
United States
Prince
Council of Ambasadors
Paris
Boyden
Harvey
England
Harding
Supreme Council
London
Preent
Wilson
Executive Department
Hughes
Department
Trial set for abatement case against Green House owner
Abatement proceedings filed last month against the Green House proprietor are slated for District Court trial on the idth of this month. The owner ordered a Board and Rooms sign from a local painter. the sign was delivered but not yet erected. No provision allows converting the establishment into a lodging house. the law requires padlocking the building for a year.
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Green House
Local County Notes Include Visits Home and Fresh Baseball Result
Mesdames King and Scotness returned from Salt Lake City, Mrs. William Little came back from Lava Hot Springs, and Miss Mollie Rochegar was mildly ill. Diamondville defeated Glencoe 17 to 16 in a lively Monday baseball game. Also includes a curious historical passage about Davy Jones and nautical lore, with notes on stock exchange customs and legends.
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Sam
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Capepal and Surplus
County News
Diamondville Notes
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Davy Jones Locker
Limerick Exchange
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London Moat
Lund
Oregon Dourgak
Hubert
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Cook’s Pavilion
Wyoming
Doney Reserve
Oming
Lincsoln
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Smith
Tee Een Bank
W. Bellrobe
Reserve District No
First National Bank A Bertier
U. S
Dannie Et
Federal Reserve Bank
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Celal
Danas Eer Postal Savings
Rath
Lincoln
Frank Pfeiffer
Do Solem
Pete Ily
Catia
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