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Alaska
Cuba
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Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Penna Post Office
Gillett Chosen Speaker Nominee After Mann Defeat
The Republican caucus backed Frederic H. Gillett of Massachusetts over James R. Mann for Speaker of the 66th Congress. Gillett, a diligent, practical lawmaker, is praised for his parliamentary skill and work ethic though the West favored Mann. Mann’s pro German stance amid wartime anxieties drew strong opposition and contributed to his loss.
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James R. Mann
Peaker
Frederic H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Wr. Gillett
Congress
Thamas B
M 'Gillett
Gillette
Jann
Mann
Chicago
Regul
Thompson
Ayer
Cillett
Washington
du’ Canner
Post Office Move Opposition and League of Nations Debate
Personal reasons blocked a Struthers Library post office relocation while Republicans failed to block the move. The Times praised a federal building need. the Cleveland Press urged ratification of the League of Nations treaty, outlining seven civilizational aims from reduced armaments to popular influence on war decisions.
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Struthers Library
Congress
Post Office Department
the Times
Warren
Cleveland Press
Wilson
League of Nations
Legislature snappy talks fail to move the session
A stream of proclamations marks the session but actual progress remains thin as lawmakers meet limited days per week. Critics blame entrenched power, salary bills, and liquor interests while jokes about Poland Day and German theater satire illustrate pervasive cynicism in politics.
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Senate
House
Penrose
Editorial Attacks on Warren Federal Building Disputed
A local editorial criticizes a writer for alleging lack of effort to secure a Warren Federal Building. It notes that Warren would have received one years ago if the district had not been represented by a Republican, detailing past legislation and ongoing negotiations for a site purchase.
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Our Evening Contemporary
Beshlin
Warren
Helso
Niowera
Bac Hiye
Liberty and justice guide American democracy
The passage argues that American democracy stands for liberty and justice beyond wealth and trade, asserting nations must follow moral law and established rules. It cites Elihu Root’s critique of Woodrow Wilson, Speicher the League of Nations debate, and warns public discourse shapes world peace for generations.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Elihu Root
McBinney
Fresident
Roosevelt
W York
Art Roosevelt
New York
Wilson
Belgium
Germany
The
New York Sun
Republican National Committee
League of Nations
Root
Boston
Mr. Root
Sun
SLK
Timent
Woodrow W Son
Tax payers required under new income rules from 2 sources
An unclear clipping discusses who must file federal income tax returns. It mentions a $2,000 exemption, per person support, and separate returns. It also references Greenland, shares about entertainment records and a welcoming phrase, with disjointed fragments suggesting a newsroom tax notice or civic guidance.
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Bath
Eith
Party clash on unguarded path of American fate
Fragmentary report shows Republicans and Democrats debating partisan aims and public trust. Warnings arise of betrayal and division as leaders discuss the nation’s future and the voters’ sway amid tense political rhetoric.
Soil Growth Idea Hearlded To Boost Humus In Soil
A fragmented historic excerpt discusses growing humus within soil to improve crops. Text references a prominent figure and mentions crop leaves, residues, roots, and soil nutrients, but the passage remains garbled with unclear syntax and names.
Cornell findings on sod fertilizer and soil humus
Unfertilized sed and the effect of sod plowing on soil humus is discussed. At the Cornell experimental station, it was found that a heavy sod produced by top dressing with fertilizer increases the organic matter in the ground, altering soil composition when incorporated.
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Cornell, New York
Fertilized sod boosts long term crop yields in trials
A historical note on fertilized sod producing large, lasting harvests. It cites an experiment where corn grown on timothy sod top-dressed the prior season yielded 26 bushels per acre more than corn on untreated timothy sod, suggesting sustained productivity from fertilized sod systems.
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Gave & Field
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