Republicans in Congress Oppose Naval Plan Amid War Debates
The piece assails Republicans in Congress for opposing the three year naval program and opposing the President's League of Nations stance. It condemns partisan obstruction, cites past inaction on merchant vessels, and urges cooperation to meet national and international duties. It praises the President’s openness at a White House dinner and predicts a rising public opinion avalanche favoring liberty and national duty.
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Congress
League of Nations
House In Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Iself
Penrose-Fordney
Senate
House
White House
L'Ke
America
Palmer Appointed Attorney General Named for Nation
The President designates A Mitchell Palmer to succeed Attorney General Gregory, praising his merit, fitness, and long record of test and experience. Critics accuse partisan effort to diminish his talents, but many supporters affirm his exceptional capability for the legal counsel role.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Gregory
Paitier
Palmer's rise and Brest camp conditions explained
The article praises Mr. Palmer for rapid leadership in Congress and his fitness to head the alien property office, citing his law training and loyalty. It also rebuts chatter about Brest camp hardships, citing General Pershing's inspection that health conditions and troop handling there are satisfactory despite mud and crowding.
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Congress
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Pelmer
Washington
Brest
Trench
John J. Pershing
War Department
Pershing
Missouri Child Welfare Code Seeks Broad Education Grants
The Missouri Children's Code advances through the legislature at Jefferson City with aims to improve education and opportunities for youth. It bans marriage of the feeble minded, restricts child employment to eight-grade graduates with certificates only from age fourteen, and proposes a state division of child hygiene for health exams and better welfare oversight.
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Jefferson City
Gardner
Premier Clemenceau Heads to Versailles for Recovery
The note praises Clemenceau’s health and the Versailles inspiration as a sign of a full recovery. It also reflects on militant suffragettes jailed for disturbances and their release, with commentary on political moves involving Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer and a senator’s probe.
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Clemenceau
Versailles
Seeing Germany Route Coblenz Rhine City in Occupation
National Geographic surveys Coblenz as a military city hub for U S troops, detailing its fortifications Ehrenbreitstein and river ports, historic rulers, and the confluence of Rhine and Moselle. The piece notes Coblenz origins, Metternich birthplace, and strategic importance 57 miles southeast of Cologne with a prewar population around 59,000.
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Coblenz
Rhine
Army of Occupation
National Geographic Society
Filage
Moselle
Ehrenbreitstein
Louis the Pious
Russia
Cologne
Food Serving Campaign Helped Win The War
Wartime message celebrates the food serving campaign as a vital factor in victory. It notes a renewed appreciation of food at home, aiming to prevent waste as people understand the importance of food in global human relations.
Pershing versus Wood as 1920 Republican nominee
The piece weighs Pershing and Wood as potential 1920 Republican nominees. Pershing's rapid rise, closer ties to troops, and war leadership boost his appeal. Wood, linked to office estrangement and limited overseas service, faces Army opposition and editorial temptations at the Metropolitan. The article questions party trust and potential costs of a failed scramble.
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Nasbritle
Pornneasean
Hahpe Pershing
Leonard Wood
Srmny
General Pershing
War Department
Wood
Garis
Ween
At-lantic
United States Army
Wer
Weed
Army
Star the Metropolitan
Roosevelt
Nome
Metropolitan
Hoot
Hale
Penrose
Frane
America
Republican Party
Too Much Sacrifice
A fragmented note urges frugality in paper use amid vague references to public sacrifice and personal commitment. The incomplete text hints at government appeals and social expectations but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Named individuals and concrete organizations are not identifiable from the readable fragments.
The Only One mm Existence and The Slot Machine Question
The fragment references a Kansas City Journal piece noting a slot machine scene and a character questioning pennies dropped into a machine. It hints at a discussion or observation about gambling behavior and pricing, with a casual, period-voice flavor. The readable text centers on a queried action and a monetary motif.
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Kansas City
Crop Starters and Early Growth in Spring Soils
The article explains the value of quick available nitrogen at planting time, noting that soil rains have leached nitrogen and bacteria have yet to release more. It argues small fertilizer amounts can jump start crops like wheat or grass, describing how early growth indicates needs and that crop health guides fertilizer use.
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Beck
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