The Peace Treaty Debated in Senate and Nation
The peace treaty stands before the country for approval, a vast complex document judged by its core principles rather than detail. Public discussion has been unclear, with the text rewritten and partisan lines rising. citizens are urged to study and form a decisive, informed opinion on its potential to advance peace and the league of nations.
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Paris
United States Senate
Senate
Germany
League of Nations
United States
Farn Work Good for Nerves
A brief item notes wartime nurses returning from abroad find Farn work beneficial for nerves. The report emphasizes calm routines and steady duties aiding morale and mental resilience among service staff.
More Sheep More Wool Aims At Studied Sheep Raising
The Sheep-Raising Association formed to promote increased interest in sheep farming urges careful study before expanding flocks. The chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry cautions that success depends on proper feeding and tending, and that better results come from knowledgeable, well mentored breeders rather than simply adding sheep. He sees a large field and potential profits if education leads the growth.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Daily Victories in Europe at Pershing Stadium
The Americans topped most honors at Pershing stadium in France in tug of war and hop, step and jump events amid General Pershing and Marshal Foch presence. France won the 800 metre relay, Belgium captured a first, and the U S beat Serbia for fourth place as records fall and momentum shifts in the postwar meet.
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Pershing
France
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Belgium
Italy
United States
Prussian Assembly Passes Trust in Cabinet Cited
The Prussian national assembly recently adopted a resolution affirming its confidence in the Prussian cabinet. A separate trust proposed elsewhere is urged to be terminated.
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National Assembly
Farmer Fought Land Lease Bill in Arizona
O'Brien Mann, a Cochise County farmer, led a long opposition to a state land leasing bill that raised lease terms. After lobbying from both sides, the measure neared passage, and Mann, injured in a late petition drive, failed to file enough signatures to force a referendum as the bill advanced toward fate.
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Phoenix
Ariz
O’brien Mann
Cochise County
Arizona
Mann
Cochise
Campbell
Reneral
Plis
E. O'Brien Mann
Secretary of State
Capitol
Manns
How to Jump Into First Place in the Race
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