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Filibuster and partisan sniping over wartime measures
A critical editorial denounces Republican-led obstruction in the Senate during the wartime policy debate. It accuses leaders of self serving, bigoted motives aimed at hamstringing the President and forcing a special session. It praises the President for resisting snipers and urges unity to pass needed employment and postwar measures.
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Senate
Republican Ary
Congress
America
League of Nations
sMirge
Pledge of Senators against League of Nations faces strong rebuke
A hostile critique accuses Republican and other senators of cowardice and malice for vowing to oppose the League of Nations and push for peace with Germany. The writer argues the pledge betrays the nation’s interests, seeks to humiliate the president at the Paris Peace Conference, and threatens future world peace.
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New Congress
League of Nations
Germany
United States
Amervnce
Ito
Senate
Paris
Republicans Deplore Filibuster Threat to Government
A political column denounces Republican filibuster tactics in Washington. It accuses leaders like Penrose and Sherman of obstructing laws, delaying reconstruction funds, and hindering military bills. The piece warns that such partisan power plays endanger the nation and urges voters to view this as a warning for next session.
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Railroad Administration
Army
Hoover Named Director General of American Relief
Herbert Hoover has been appointed director general of the American Relief Administration under a new 100 million dollar European famine relief bill. He gains full authority to acquire and distribute food and urgent supplies, and to arrange transport. Hoover now leads Allied relief as well, with high praise for his qualifications and leadership abilities.
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Herbert Hoover
For Hoover
United States
American Relief Administration
Hoover
Allied Relief
A Plea For Choos in League Debate
The piece urges respect for Senator Lodge yet challenges his League of Nations view. It notes Franklin’s willingness to revise opinions, warns against rigidly binding provisions, and argues that flexibility sustains the charter. It questions whether enforcing the Monroe Doctrine or swift German disarmament would be feasible without enforceable guarantees.
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New York World
Senator Lodge
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Herrs Cabot
League of Nations
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Congress
The
League of
Free Peoples
League
Ape
Moonind
Lodge
Europe
France
Britain
League O International
Seta
Salt Lake
New York
Wilon
Gotham
Masyr
Letters Home From Xi Werdethoe Reveals War Era Life
A fragmentary 1919 letter from Xi Werdethoe to his parents describes life during wartime. It mentions Feb and Jan dates, family members, and a visual project. The prose references a navy issue and a tumultuous show with a man named Berry among others, reflecting personal views on war and its impact.
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Ture
Praneé
Navy
Montana
Berry
Fragmented note on labor protests and prohibition debate
A garbled letter fragment discusses labor rights and opposition to prohibition, referencing unions, wage laws, and public discourse. It mentions the Times and political tension, then shifts to personal anecdotes about travel, letters, and family news amid erratic weather and ongoing rumors.
Last Chance to Improve a 1919 Wheat Crop
A farmer guidance item explains that top dressing with high ammonia fertilizer after early spring growth can thicken the wheat stand and boost yield. An illustration from Delaware experiment shows varying fertilizer effects, suggesting a typical 4-6 bushels per acre gain under proper top-dressing, with rare cases higher.
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Delaware Experiment Station
Lews
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Ip. B. Clawson
S. G. Lindenstein
Republican Party
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Erie
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Berlin
Washington
Philadelphia
Sayterte
Zaciust
Everest
Xi Werdethoe
Perents Bares
Rd Beer
Daly
Times Circus
Hens
Tian
Barry
Permeston
Denmark
Mother Falong
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