Self-Determination for Greece and the Allied Dilemma
The piece argues that if the Greek people wish to restore Constantine, allies should not interfere under the principle of self determination. It notes Britain and France supported Venizelos at Versailles and warned against a pro German king. It questions the fairness of the recent vote and calls for a plebiscite on Constantine's return before outside interference.
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Greece
Constantine
France
England
Athens
Mediterranean
United States
Britain
Venizelos
Versailles
Small Nations and the League of Nations Assembly
A Geneva report notes the 41 member committees slow but necessary for equal small-nation representation. It suggests subdividing big committees to reduce delay, with unanimity complicating decisions. The piece argues large committees may better promote justice and reliability, marking this assembly as noteworthy.
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League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Assembly
League of Nations
League
Small nations gain equal hearing at last world talks
In a historic moment, small nations finally secured an equal voice at the conference, marking a milestone in global diplomacy and promising a shift toward broader representation in future negotiations.
HOUSES FOR RENT AND RETURN TO COUNTRY LIFE
The city’s For Rent listings grow as residents move back to rural districts. Rail travel demand drops rents in cities as workers head home. City decline in business seems temporary, with exodus easing and production rising. More people in town and country boosts prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witey
The Real Sporting Event and Distant Echoes of Courage
A column contrasts Antonio Pizzo riding 18000 miles handcuffed on a bike for seven months with a disabled veteran earning $70 a month after recovery. It laments sports bravado against true resilience, then notes wild-west bandits, Archduke Ferdinand’s mock pride, Osage oil money, movie stars, Irish questions, and flag burning as broader society curiosities and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Pizzo
New York
Outbursts of Everett and the Coal Strike Crisis
Reported moves toward federal troops amid escalating trouble in Mingo county W Va with court officials urging 100 deputy sheriffs and state police. A provisional battalion is set to depart Camp Sherman for Williamson as martial law considerations surface. Major General Read declined comment while Governor Cornwell would notify if troops move.
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Bailey
Blankenship
Bishop
Bronson
Mingo County
Judge Bailey
Attorney Bronson
Atbrney Bronson
Mr. Bishop
Sherman
Williamson
W. Va
E. L. Brine
W. ‘Va
Indianapolis
Ind
George W. Read
Fifth Army Corps
Cornwell
West Virginia
International Assembly and Armenia Aid Debate
Discussion over American aid for Armenia and the role of the League of Nations council. Remarks on the international court of justice, assembly membership, and mandate tenure. Industrial steel prices in March 1919 announced by major independents with anticipated wage cuts.
Meat as Kidney Trouble Cause Promotes Urgent Remedy
A historic health ad claims daily meat causes uric acid buildup harming kidneys. It urges washing out acids with four ounces of Jad Salts from a pharmacy, mixed with water before breakfast, to flush sluggish kidneys and ease symptoms.
Independent Market Twin Falls Tops Cash Price List
The report notes the highest cash price paid for peal try items at the Independent Market in Twin Falls, highlighting a record sale. Local traders and buyers monitored the price levels, reflecting market demand and pricing trends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Steel firms match bar prices to U. S. level
Pittsburgh November 26. Most independent steel companies have followed Jones and Laughlin in cutting prices on bars plates and structural shapes to align with United States level. The move affects various steel products as competition continues to drive pricing adjustments.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Industrial Board
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
United States
Reclama tion League To Establish Offices
Spokane news reports the Northwest Reclama tion league will set its headquarters in New York City within days to launch a campaign for federal aid under the Smith Fletcher bill. James A Johnston says Boise talks with western states groups and support from the Sacramento Valley irrigation association and the American Legion are expected.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest “Reclamation League
Congress
Smith-Fletcher
New York City
James A. Johnston
Shelby Mont
League
Johnston
Boise
Idaho
Western States Reclamation Association
Smith- Fletcher
Western States Reclamation,’ Association
Sacramento Valley, Irrigation Association
The
American Legion
Robber Returns to Hold Up Toll Gate in Portland
George H W Albright keeper of the toll gate at the Oregon end of the interstate bridge near Portland reports a second overnight holdup at 3 am. The robber returned after a prior visit on October 4 and obtained $39 the first time. This morning he demanded money and used a sap to threaten Albright, who handed over $51 hidden in a money belt under the bridge.
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Portland
Ore
George HW. Albright
Oregon On
Interstate
Here
Thia
Albright
Oregon
Reichsrat Creates New Supreme Court
Berlin Nov 26 The Reichsrat the body of German states has passed a bill creating a supreme court for constitutional disputes and accusations against ministers the republics president and the chancellor It will usually be presided over by the president of the supreme court foreseen to be seated in Leipzig The bill still must pass the Reichstag
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Berlin
Reicherat
Republic
Supreme Court
Gia
Leipzig
Reichstag
Denman Offers Testimony On Shipping Board Policies
William Denman of San Francisco, chairman of the Shipping Board, telegraphed Chairman Walsh that he would be pleased to testify whenever requested. He said no notice had reached him to appear today, expects to leave for California around December 7, and pledged that his testimony would cover fundamental policies and include constructive suggestions if desired.
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Washington
William Denman
San Francisco
Shipping Board
Walsh
House of Representatives
Shipping Boards
Denman
California
Coal Costs Nine Cents Per Pound In Vienna
Vienna November 26 coal sold at nine cents per pound, a price higher than the previous day. A sharp temperature drop below freezing drew cart-loads of brown lignite to curbs and fuel wagons sold by the pound, with inventories noted.
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Vienna
California to Represent West in East Versus Ohio State
Nov 26 report says invitation telegraphed to University of California to represent the West in the East West football game on New Year’s Day. Ohio State University has already accepted the invitation to represent the East in the contest.
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Pasadena
Cal
University of California
Asmirancé
Callfornia
Ohio State University
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Reclamation League
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