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Ratify or reject the peace treaty now
The piece argues the U S Senate must ratify or reject the treaty without reservations and immediately. It contends reservations fail to fix world evils and urges ratification to bind Germany and promote peace through the covenant and collective security. It praises the covenant for collective action and for upholding open deliberation and justice.
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The Remaking of the Far East and Lithuania’s Plight
A historical synthesis outlines Britain’s Persia policy and empire aims, contrasting with Russian and German acts in Lithuania. It notes protectorate trends, Zionist moves, and Mesopotamian plans, then shifts to wartime hardships in Lithuania with German evacuation, looting, rail and telegraph theft, and calls for Allied relief to end occupation and restore order.
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German looting charge after war in Lithuania
A New York pamphlet from a committee claims Germany looted Lithuania after the armistice. A Lithuanian national council representative says German troops were allowed to stay to keep order, a mistake that led to disorder and hindering Lithuanian progress.
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Close the Doors and Restrict Immigration Policy
A call to governors to curb immigration and foster assimilation. The piece argues immigration undermines American unity, citing language, loyalty, and foreign enclaves. It urges public leadership to promote closing doors long enough to allow assimilation in large cities, warning of alien influence on patriotism.
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Prince of Wales welcomed at Charlottetown
August 19 Prince of Wales was greeted in Charlottetown after arriving aboard the Renown Dragon and Dauntless. He reviewed a WWI veterans guard of honor, met provincial officials led by administrator Chet Matheson, and city council members before a garden party and return to ship.
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Aerial Derby From New York to Pacific Planned
New York announces a continental aerial derby from New York to San Francisco with over 100000 dollars in prizes including a 16000 pound first prize. Captain Charles J. Gikiden chairs the Aero Club of America aviation committee. The contest date is not yet set and the event will be international in scope and winterly sanctioned by the international aviation federation.
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Omaha Bee reporters strike and union drive
Twenty Omaha Bee reporters walked out demanding higher pay and shorter hours, forming the American News Writer union allied with the American Federation of Labor. They plan to call out the paper’s other departments and seek support from other papers while publisher Victor Rosewater negotiates. Polish revolt spreads in Upper Silesia as mines halt operations and Polish troops and Communists push to occupy territory amid German resistance.
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Italian housekeepers endure long food quest in Italy
Rome July 23 A correspondent reports Italian housekeepers face seven hours daily shopping for food as government price controls spark shortages and unrest. Lines at stores stretch half a block guarded by carbineers. mothers face scarce meat bread eggs vegetables and butter with frequent days of missed meals and unreliable servants.
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Gallant Army Praised by Italian Minister Pershing Visit
In Rome General Pershing, guest of King Victor Emmanuel, left for Venice and then Milan Turin and Paris after a dinner hosted by the Italian Minister of War. Signor Albricel hailed the gallant American army, praising its bravery and Italian-American friendship.
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