Venizelos on League of Nations in Paris interview
In Paris on December 30, Eleutherios Venizelos, Greece's prime minister, extols a League of Nations as essential to end wars and secure sea freedom. He cites his 1912 Balkan alliance role, supports an international court, and contemplates governance for Asiatic Turkey while warning against Vienna Treaty flaws and secret pacts.
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Julius R Hunter Victim Of Flu In Lovelock Nevada
Julius R Hunter, longtime Lovelock newspaper owner and former postmaster, died at 64 from influenza and complications. Born in Calumus City Iowa, he trained at Tabor and moved to Utah in 1838 with his brother entering real estate, later publishing papers in Brigham City and Lovelock. Funeral plans set in Lovelock under IOOF auspices. news reached Ogden last Friday.
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Unknown historical excerpt on self determination and world order
Fragmentary text discusses self determination and a potential shift in how the organization of international relations should evolve to meet the needs of peoples worldwide. References vague figures and events, with incomplete names and places making precise identification difficult.
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Martha Society Hosts Nursery Celebration Event
The Martha Society plans a Christmas nursery celebration Tuesday afternoon featuring songs such as Sleighing and My Dear Jerushy, recitations including If I Were Sara Chills and Christmas Wax, and performances by George O’Hare Zella Andrew Lisse Holbrook and other nursery children in a Christiania themed program.
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Poison Gas By Big Business Debate In Senate
Washington dispatch reports bipartisan clashes over luxury taxation and war profits tax. Sen Kenyon calls the finance committee act a blunder while Sen Ashura favors the inherited tax plan, and Sen Johnson blasts delay on the 80 percent war profits levy. The luxury tax is projected to raise about 185000 dollars. A Johnson amendment trims the auto and truck levy to a 5 percent rate. Meat packing inquiry heads to Justice Department for possible action with special assistant Cline to assist. Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam sails from Rotterdam to Boulogne to repatriate American troops.
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Browning Recalls War Zone Life in France Attacks
W J Browning describes his wartime experiences near Ypres and in occupied villages. He details mud soaked roads, improvised transport, looting by locals, and daily hardship under shelling. He notes German terms discussions, French authorities, and the contrast between front line danger and civilian deprivation.
Supreme Court Opinion Analyzes Unfair Competition
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court opinion focused on distinguishing information substance from form in a news story. It centers on whether the case hinges on unfair competition in business and the implications for communications.
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Copying News as Commerce Sparks Legal Battle
A lengthy legal memo discusses whether reproducing news from rival papers for commercial gain constitutes unfair competition. It cites Pitney and journalistic practices, noting the tension between news gathering and selling a translated product. The text references a 10,000 strong DOLSHEVIKI army and reports from Helsinki about Narva front unrest in Estonia, plus a push to read classified ads.
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