The Dangers in the League
The nation should seek representation in the League of Nations and influence its decisions. The text warns of a military council under Marshal Foch and a potential “league within the league” led by England, France, and Italy. It argues the United States must engage to protect peace and deter a run amuck league from outside.
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United States
League of Nations
Council of the Mighty
League
International General Staff
America
Washington
Marshal Foch
Real
League. of Nations
Cand
Germany
Foch
England
France
Italy
Greece
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho- Slovakia
Roumania
Tower of the Sword
Europe
Japan
Austria
Russia
Canada imposes temporary immigration ban on workers
A government order restricts entry for banks, artisans, and laborers lacking 250 dollars and funds for transport. Officials notified, policy aims to curb low‑income arrivals, though authorities say it is not intended to close off all workers. The measure, part of broader immigration controls, remains in effect until further notice.
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Canada
Money and migration ideals in American policy debate
The piece argues that cash and travel funds act as a sieve to deter idle foreigners and guide immigration. It asserts that money signals energy and a stake in life, while praising American opportunity and thrift, ending with a Tennyson reference on work and wealth.
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America
Uncle Sams
Tennyson
Factory English classes spread in Americanization efforts
Americanization through factory English classes gains traction as cities organize programs in every factory. Some firms group workers by ethnicity for lessons, others fund teachers through public boards. Classes occur during paid work hours or at night, with varying attitudes toward the learning hour.
Make $1 Worth $10 Through Education
A speaker argues American wealth stems from a tiny educated elite. If the two percent could rise to twenty, the dollar could surge from 50 cents to $10. Focus shifts from industrial output to developing human minds to unlock national prosperity.
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America
United States
Deportation Push Against Red Aliens Intensifies
Associated Press reports in Washington on January 26 that about 3000 of 3600 rounded radicals are deemed perfect deportation cases. J. Edgar Hoover says membership cards will prove many are in communist or labor parties. Deportations to be pursued without waiting for all trials, with Russians forming the majority and others including Germans Austrians Hungarians Lithuanians Letts Finns and Chinese. A warrant for Ludwig Martens, Soviet ambassador, will be served when released by a Senate committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
J. D. Hoover
Palmer
Department of Justice
Hover
Hoover
Ludwig Martens
Martens
Senate
Prohibition Agencies Seal Offsite Liquor Stocks
Federal officers report ten day period after inauguration of national prohibition for reporting stocks kept outside the home. Liquor stored outside households is being seized and sealed. the existence and amount had not been reported to authorities. Tuesday marks the final day for reporting.
Virtual embargo on coal tar products ordered by Senate panel
A Senate Finance subcommittee moved to embargo virtually the import of coal tar products and derivatives. The House will was replaced by licensing removal and a federal tariff commission now determines which dyestuffs may be admitted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance
Federal Tariff Commission
Bolsheviks Advance Into Southern Russia
Moscow dispatch reports Bolshevik forces occupying Elizabethgrad and pushing westward along the Batlurkemenchug railway, 175 miles northeast of Odessa in Kherson province.
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Bolsheviks
Russia
Associated Press
London
Elizabethgrads
Moscow
Kherson
South Russia
Odessa
Armenia Republic Recognized by United States, Ships Demilitarized
At the ambassadors council session Hugh C. Wallace announced the United States would recognize the Armenian republic. The council also approved a plan to dismantle German ships for distribution among the Allies. Italy and France were allowed to keep five cruisers each, but a Versailles treaty provision required dismantling. The next meeting is set for February 2.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Supreme ‘Council
Hugh C. Wallace
United States
Republic of Armenia
Italy
France
Twin Falls Woman Succeeds George Simmons as Leader
Miss Ruth Harvey has been selected to succeed George Simmons as leader of the young peoples work at the Christian church, according to an announcement made last night.
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Twin Falls Woman
George Simmons
Special Convocation At Twin Falls Lodge Masons
A special convocation of the Twin Falls lodge A F and A M was held last evening at the Masonic temple Rev A G Bennett gave a short talk.
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Twin Falls
Masonic Teeple
A.G. Bennett
Women Democrats Organize National Party Reform
New York January 26 1925 Justice Peter A Hendrick approved the charter of the women democrats of america a national group formed to improve conditions in the democratic party the organization seeks to advance women in party affairs.
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New York
Women Democrats of America
Democratic ‘Party
Peter A. Hendrick
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D. Harold McGrath
Idaho
Associated ‘Press
Communist Party
Chicago
A. v. Dalrymph
Prohibition
Central Division
Wallace
The
Women Democrats
Bank OF
Twin Falls, Idaho
F. FE. Johnson
W. H. Eldridge
J. M. ‘Maxwell
W. E. Nixon
H. L. "Maxwell
Idaho State Bank
Twin, ‘Falla
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