William Allen White Observes Peace Talks in Europe
William Allen White reports from Europe as an observer of peace negotiations. He praises the League of Nations concept and the Wilson administration's results while noting partisan critiques. He discusses British labor unrest, its structure, and potential partial nationalization of major industries amid postwar reform.
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Europe
Paris
Wilson
League
League of Nations
Lloyd-George
London
Clemenceau
England
United Kingdom
United States
Philip Snowden
Trade Union Congress
Labor Party
Prices vary widely as sirloin costs swing across the nation
A Bureau of Labor Statistics cross country survey shows sirloin prices from 28 to 65 cents a pound with New York at 43 cents and Providence at 65 while Washington and Chicago show 50 and 37 cents respectively. The piece also notes Bolshevism spreading in Hungary and Ukraine.
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Baltimagre
Calls for End to Slurs and Nationwide Language Reform
The article cites a push to abolish terms like wop dago kike nigger shine as part of Americanization, arguing the war showed ethnicity should not dictate American identity. It notes mixed political items including Round Robin Senators, a Lenine remark on Bolshevism, and a Pennsylvania road-building forecast.
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Lodge versus Lodge in Boston debate on League of Nations
The article records questions to Senator Lodge during a Boston joint debate on the League of Nations. It contrasts Lodge’s stance on Senate consultation, the Paris covenant, and Wilson’s conduct, citing rounds of attacks and defenses about constitutional authority and executive negotiation.
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J. J. Leonhart Co Opens Bicycle Repair Dept
J. J. Leonhart and Co have installed a bicycle repair department linked to their harness business. They employ an expert bicycle and general repair man to oversee mending and soldering of household utensils and related work at the Blue Front Diamond Block, 3-i-1ma.
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J. J. Leonhart & Co
J. J. Leonhart& Co
Song Birds and Early Flowers in Warren Springs
Fragmentary notes describe spring scenes with shrubbery lilac parrow and blooming poplars along a race to Warren Weeks March.
Fragmentary note on wartime labor and people of Europe
A garbled passage references wartime work, rural life, limey deaths, farmers and chores, with a remark on ten months work and a claim by Charles L L on national war commission about Europe. The text is unclear and contains many stray phrases.
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Charles LL. FP Dent
National War Commissions
Europe
Silver Threads Among The Black Volunteers Of ABEF
Fragmentary ad and text refer to Civil War era volunteers from ABEF with scattered lines about streets, pedestrians, and local commerce. Includes old product pitches for Radium Dial Watches at Snedaker's Jewelry and a 1961 personal ad offering a hair cut at 417 East street by Mrs. M. Grown, plus oleomargarine trade note and local prices.
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