Arabs Seek Self Determination and New Empire
The Pan Arabic council meeting in Beirut asserts dignity and power for Arabs, seeking independent sovereignty across Hedjaz Mesopotamia Syria and Palestine. Prince Feisal leads hopes to rule Palestine and Syria as an autonomous kingdom, while Mesopotamian Arabs crown another Hedjaz prince.
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Beirut
Hedjaz
Mesopotamia
Syria
Palestine
Feisal
Hussein
Allenby
Holy Land
Greece
Rome
Europe
Arabs as exemplary world power allies cited in imperial discourse
The text argues Arabs are nobler and finer than Turks and could regain world power status to advance civilization. It claims they would repress Turkey, leaving Islam nonmenacing. It also asserts Arabs would be tolerant and not oppress minorities.
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Turkey
Hall of Fame for Trees Highlights Historic Arboreal Landmarks
The Forestry Association pursues a Blue Book of trees honoring American history. It lists Elms of New England, the Le Claire elm once tied to Buffalo Bill, the Green Tree Inn shade near the Mississippi, DeSoto Oak of Tampa, and other storied giants admired for their historic ties and instructive value.
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The
Forestry Association
New England
Boston Common
le Claire
Buffalo Bill
Mississippi
Middle West
DeSoto
Tampa
Fla
Mississippi River
Stamp Tax as Replacement for War and Income Taxes
A discussion argues for a general stamp tax to replace the existing war and income tax systems. It would tax spending instead of earnings, promoting thrift and letting citizens influence their tax burden, but critics note stamp taxes are historically unpopular and could face public resistance.
Congress Grows Tense Over Ballot Drama Says Haines
Quote from Lynn Haines urges focusing lawmakers on legislation rather than elections. The remark contrasts political distraction with the need for steady policy work. A sharp analogy questions how to divert attention from campaigns to productive duties.
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Congress
Lynn Haines
Boston to alter spots to speed up traffic plan
Boston plans to modify certain historic traffic spots to speed up flow. Officials describe the move as radical though it targets familiar road layouts and may affect historic areas. The proposal signals a shift in urban transport strategies for the city.
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Boston
New Figure Enters Into Navy Battle
A continuation discusses new figures entering naval combat and the impact of overseas crews. The Jetter defends morale against unjust criticism and notes that discussions shift to later war periods. Senator Tramiel questions whether the letter answers Admiral Sims' charges, with Captain Laning stating it covers a different war period.
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Tramiel
Laning
Admiral Sims
Sims
Great Northern Jewel Theft Mystery Aboard Pacific Voyage
The Great Northern on its San Francisco to Honolulu route to Vladivostok reported jewel thefts valued over $2000 and cash from $1.75 to $100. Victims included Brigadier General and Mrs. Geo. Se. Scriven who lost money and jewelry, per ship officers upon arrival.
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Honolulu
J. H
Great Northern
San Francisco
Vladivostok
Here
Geo. Se. Scriven
Pension law sparks widows migration debate in Alberta
Alberta lawmakers threaten to change the mothers pension act to curb widows emigrating to the province. The so called model mothers pension act is alleged to have driven this migration as part of broader welfare policy controversy.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Settlement Draws Widows From Far Provinces and U S
The report notes a settlement in Alberta attracting numerous widows from other provinces and from the United States seeking new homes. The migration reflects regional mobility and postwar settlement patterns affecting families and communities across North America.
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Alberta
Provinces
United States
Parker Acquitted in Arizona Murder Case
Prescott jury, after under two hours of deliberation, acquits William Parker of murdering James McNeeley on October 20 last. Parker testified that Mrs. Parker said McNeeley attacked her, a detail central to the defense.
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Prescott, Ariz
William Parker
James McNeeley
Parker
Glee Club Starts Tour From Berkeley University
The Varsity Gle club of the University of California begins a tour from Berkeley, California, with plans to perform in multiple campuses. The group aims to showcase vocal harmony and collegiate choral tradition during the tour run.
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Glee Club
Berkeley, Calif
University of Cali
Nome Legion Organizes Post Claims Northern Record
Former soldiers and sailors from Nome Alaska have organized an American Legion post in Nome claiming the farthest north record for the organization. The unit brings together veterans from Nome and distant frontier posts with aims of public service and camaraderie in the Arctic region.
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Juneau
Alaska
Nome
Arctic Circle
American Legion
Twin Falls Dehydrating Company Stockholders Meeting Called
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting to increase capital stock to seventy five thousand dollars. The gathering is set for Tuesday evening April 6 1920 at 7 30 in the Parish Hall Twin Falls Idaho, by order of the Board of Directors president W R Priehb.
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Twin Falls Dehydrating Company
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. R. Priebh
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