The Struggle With Germany Presses Europe Toward War
A critical analysis argues that the Versailles treaty failed to bind Germany, which resists, restarts war plans, and relies on coal and military force while the League of Nations lacks any armed power. It warns of renewed hostilities unless Europe enforces terms and strengthens defense, praising American resistance to unconditional ratification.
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United States Senate
Europe
League of Nations
Germany
United States
America
League
Grermany
Marshal Foch
Don Quixote
Canute
Woods
France
Bliss
Berlin
France’s Day Observed With Tricolor in Washington
An editorial urges all citizens to display the French flag on Bastille Day, praising Franco American ties since World War I and noting the Bastille’s fall as a symbol of liberty. It recalls the Bastille’s history from 1370 to 1789 and the July Column at Place de la Bastille, urging American unity and honor for France.
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Bastille
France
Republic
Europe
Richelieu
Iran
de Launay
Place de la Bastille
Washington
Tribute to France and the pailu in wartime solidarity
France did for this nation when it was in dire need as a tribute to the pailu who fought side by side with the American doughboy in the recent war.
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France
Pailu
Underpaid Ability and Looming Government Brain Drain
Patent Commissioner James T. Newton resigns after 29 years, exemplifying a trend of loyal, highly skilled researchers leaving for private life due to meager government pay. The piece urges Congress to launch a scientific inquiry and raise compensation to retain top talent across federal agencies.
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Patent Office
James T. Newton
Shipping Board
Agricultural Department
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines, Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Women’s and Children's Bureaus
Colleges For Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Library of Congress
Smithsonian Institution
The
Public Health Service
Congress
Rat proofing homes urged to curb plague spread
United States public health officials publish a bulletin urging rat extermination and rat proofing of buildings as the best defense against bubonic plague carried by fleas. The document details trapping poisoning and using certain cats and dogs, but emphasizes building protection to prevent infestations and protect human life.
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United States Public Health Service
Mediterranean
Mexican Gulf
United States
Vera Cruz
Lord Montagu To Marry Again After Ordeal At Sea
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu aged 54 intends to wed Miss Peart Crake daughter of the late Maj. Barrington Crake of the rifle brigade and Mrs Crake of Thurlow Square London. He had two daughters from his first marriage including Hon Helen Sceett Montagu who pursued a stage career in London and New York. Montagu survived the Persia torpedoing on New Year’s Eve 1915 and later became a general and pioneer in motor transport and aviation. He owns Ditton Park and Beaulieu Abbey with a long historic pedigree and notable travels and achievements in industry and war.
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Lord Montagu
Beaulieu
dJohn
Marquis of
Gaiety
New York
Broadway
Arthur Clark Kennedy
Alice Appleton
Boston
TE Lori Montagu
Bewley
Persia
India
Mediterranean
Jord Montagu
Holt Line
Ningchow
China
London
Gibraltar
Duke of Buccleuch
Eton
New College
Oxford
University
Cambridge Beath
Juondon
Hiailroad
Montagu
Edward Vit
Royal Motor Establishment
Clar
Peshawar
Khyber Po
England
United States
Atlantic
Americas
Rockies
Northwest
Eengland
Ditton Park
Windsor
Henry VI
James I
Ralph Winwood
Montagus
Lastuke of Montagu
Duke of
Heaulieu
Ford Montagu
New Forest
Beauiieu Abbey
Margaret of Anjou
Perkin Warbeck
Earl of Warwick
Highcliffe Castle
Beaulies
Hampshire Regiment
King Howard
William
Edward
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Republics Thanked By Wilson For Independence Day Messages
President Wilson responds to Independence Day greetings from Latin American leaders. Messages sent by Acting Secretary Davis are published, with grateful replies to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, Uruguay, Venezuela, and provisional leaders.
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Wilson
United States
Davis
Irigoyen
Argentina
Guerra
Bolivia
Pessoa
Brazil
Chamorro
Nicaragua
le Fevre
Panama
Melendez
Salvador
Brum
Uruguay
Rustilios
Venezuela
Gomes
France to Auction Seized Baron Mumm Wine Reserves
Paris reports eight million bottles of champagne will be sold on July 28 as sequestered property of Baron Walter de Mumm is auctioned. The stock, partly depleted during World War I, includes 500 9060 litres in casks stored in warehouses mansions and cottages and hidden under vineyards in the champagne region.
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Paris
Walter de Mumm
Hheims
Jan Ludendorff
Rheims
Boernay
Champagne
Meighen Names Cabinet In Ottawa Shuffle
Prime Minister Meighen announced a new cabinet lineup in Ottawa on July 13 retaining most of Sir Robert Borden’s ministers. New appointees include R. W. Wigmore as minister of customs and inland revenue and F. B. McCurdy as minister of public works.
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Ottawa
Meighen
Robert Borden
R. W. Wigmore
Customs
Internal Revenue
F. B. McCurdy
Borden
George Foster
James Lougheed
Hugh Guthrie
J. A. Calder
A. L. Sifton
Dr. Reid
Robertson
Henry Drayton
Foollows
Arthur Meighen
Council
Immigration and Colonization
Hugh Futhrie
A. I. Sifton
C. ©. Ballantyne
Marine and Fisheries
F. H. McCurdy
J. Doherty
Blondin
F. F. Tolmie
Customs and Inland Revenue
Edward Kemp
Anglo-Japanese Alliance Extended for One Year
London reports the Anglo Japanese treaty will renew automatically for a year. Official circles cite communication delays with Canada and Australia on proposed changes. The League of Nations notes British and Japanese governments sent renewal notices and Chinese objections remain unresolved with no reply from Britain.
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London
League of Nations
Peking
Marine to convene board for 590 officer candidates
Maj Gen John A Lejeune announced a board of officers will meet at marine headquarters tomorrow to select about 590 candidates for permanent commissions. The increase in corps strength from 17000 to 27000 creates many vacancies. Selection will consider record and fitness from former officers, reserve and temporary, plus enlisted men who have held commissions.
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John A Lejeune
Marine Corps
Marine Headquarters
Congress
Corps
Moe
France
Wendell Brig
Giens
Smedley TS Butler
Harry Lee
Ro Holane
FI. Bradman
Ineut
H.C. Snyder
Jo OW Wadleigh
Neville
Wilson Felicitates Danes on Schleswig Return
President Wilson sent a telegram congratulating King Christian and the Danish people on the incorporation of Schleswig’s first zone into Denmark using self determination. The Danish legation in Copenhagen reported the king’s heartfelt thanks and gratitude of the Danish nation to the American president and people for the liberation of North Schleswig.
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Schleswig
Wilson
Christian
Denmark
Copenhagen
State Department
Labor clash prompts federal motion to Florence
The Alabama Federation of Labor requested action and J W Bridge was ordered to Florence Alabama by the bureau of conciliation of the Department of Labor to address the open shop fight. Secretary Bowen notified the department that the Florence situation threatened to become serious unless harmonization is achieved.
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Alabama Federation of Labor
J. W. Bridge
Bureau of Conciliation
Department of Labor
Florence
Ala
Bowen
Thieves Steal Platinum From New York Navy Yard
It was learned today that thieves broke into the New York navy yard laboratory Friday night and stole platinum valued from 1590 to 15000 dollars. A gas torch cut a steel piece from the safe holding the platinum.
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New York
New York Navy Yard Laboratory
Prince Victor Napoleon Inherits Eugenie Estate In England
A Madrid dispatch to the Daily Mail reports that Empress Eugenie bequeathed her Farnborough mansion and estate in England to Prince Victor Napoleon and his wife, formerly Princess Clementine of Belgium. She also left a substantial sum to Queen Victoria of Spain. Victor Napoleon heads the Napoleonic family and resides in Brussels.
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England
London
Eugenie
Farnborough
Prince Victor Napoleon
Princesa Clementine
Belgium
The
Daily Mail
Queen Victoria
Spain
Prince Victor
Napoleon
Brussels
Swedish envoys Sundbrom and Bjorkman freed by Finns
Stockholm reports Sundbrom and Bjorkman of the Swedish mission to the Aland Islands have been released after their arrest by Finnish authorities last month. The Finns charged them with high treason but postponed prosecution pending a League of Nations solution to Aland Island status.
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Stockholm
Sundbrom
Bjoerkman
Aland Islands
Abe
Dagens Nybeter
League of Nations
Census figures show growth in Provo and North Adams
Census announced yesterday shows Provo Utah reaching 10 303 residents with an increase of 1 378 or 154 percent. North Adams records 263 people and 1.2 percent overall growth. Massachusetts totals reach 21 287 with a rise noted.
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Massachusetts
Provo
Utah
North Adams
Mass
Schroeder Retired to Captain After Altitude Flight
Dayton Ohio July 13 Orders at McCook field reduce Mr R W Schroeder holder of the world altitude record to captain rank. Maj Schroeder who recently fell nearly six miles during a height flight has not yet accepted the captaincy.
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Dayton
Ohio
McCook Field
R. W. Schroeder
Maj. Schroeder
Arango Nominated for VP by Cuban Liberal Party
In Havana on Monday July 12 Miguel Arango a Cuban Cane Sugar Corporation manager and head of the Associa tion das Haciendados y Colonias de Cuba was nominated as a vice presidential candidate by the liberal national convention. Former President Jose Miguel Gomez was chosen by unanimous vote to head the ticket.
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Havana
Cuba
Potash Brine Process Boosts Nebraska Fertilizer Saless
A new potash brine separation method developed in two large plants increases yield of a 95 percent pure product for fertilizer use. The tech claims lower operating costs and greater capacity, though market access remains tied to price shifts and competition with existing producers.
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Nebraska
Antioch Rothe
Council Bluffs
Tre New Press
Japanese Defeat Suffrage Opposition Sparks Street Turmoil
A chaotic scene in Tokyo unfolds as protests against suffrage measures turn violent. Police arrest several students during clashes on Foomarcher Lae streets as authorities label actions outrages and summon a company for crowd control.
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Rhea
Pere
Theo Omreeng
Tokyo
Dantas
Yesterdean
Dlan
Bishop Russell Sees Pope Charlesien
Bishop Russell meets Pope Charlesien as reported by Pepe Ber in The River. The piece outlines years of ree meeting notes and local church ties.
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Russell
Pope
Charlesien
Pepe Ber
Washington
Honduras Decrees Amnesty Amid Turmoil
Honduras announces amnesty and release of detainees amid unrest as authorities suspend prosecutions. The decree covers those accused or detained in connection with the proclaimed ideal crimes and other covert offenses, aiming to ease political pressure and restore public calm.
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San Salvador
Ideal Crimes
Honduras
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Alabama
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Nik
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