Is the United States Involved in European Conflicts Now
Arguments warn that wars in eastern Europe and Asia Minor threaten global mischief as Britain and France push imperial ventures. The piece notes U S Senate veto, Allied pressures, and questions of American commitments to Armenia Poland and the Balkans, urging public awareness of military aid and intervention.
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United States
Europe
Asia Minor
Mesopotamia
Lloyd George
Syria
Mr. Millerand
Great Britain
France
United States Senate
America
Congress
Armenia
Senate
Paris
Spain
Nro
Poland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Thrace
Greece
Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkans
Market evolution and farm bureau plan to lower food costs
A farmer led drive to form the America Farm Bureau Federation aims to unite state marketing bodies for cooperative selling of grain and livestock. It seeks to cut out brokers, reduce prices for wheat and meat, and prevent new trusts while guarding against profiteering as bumper crop promises stir price fears.
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America Farm Bureau Federation
Campaign Prospects In The Presidential Race
A presidential candidate and two vice presidential hopefuls retire to draft acceptance speeches as a lively campaign forms. By September 1 campaign tensions rise across parties with Bryan Gompers Wheeler Baker Anderson Debs and others shaping a nation anxious for debate and change before November 7.
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Bryan
Aml
Chautauqua
Gompers
Labor Movement
Wheeler
Baker and Anderson
Antisalcom League
Atlanta
League of Nations
Justice to Employes and Civil Service Reclassification
A call for Congress to act on the reclassification of federal civil service workers seeks a fixed, just salary plan beyond temporary bonuses. It argues the war changed cost of living and warrants timely action benefiting over 100,000 employees with clear advancement prospects and earnings.
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Congress
Paderewski and Pilsudski First Meeting Told as Anecdote
An amusing tale recounts Paderewski meeting Poland's dictator Pilsudski in Warsaw in January 1919 before the peace congress. The two waited for the other to speak, Pilsudski’s awkward silence broke when he invited Paderewski to play, and Paderewski quipped about dancing, easing the tension with wit.
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Pilsudski
Poland
Paderewski
Warsaw
Pans
Pilaudski
Pilsudsk
Mackwen Heads Medical Association in London Session
Sir William Mackwen, professor of surgery at Glasgow University, was elected president of the International Medical Association at its recent conference. The next meeting will be held in London on July 16, 192%.
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Parts
William Mackwen
Glasgow University
International Medical Association
Cigeaing Sesson
London
Garment Workers Plan Union Federation Meeting
The International Ladies' Garment Workers Union announced steps to form a federation uniting about 500000 clothing workers across seven international unions. A conference is called for late October to organize a nationwide alliance with United Garment Workers of America Amalgamated Clothing Workers International Journeymen Tailor Union and other affiliated unions under the AFL.
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New York
America
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Benjamin Schlesinger
Schlesinger
United Garmentakers of America
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
International Journeymen Tailore Union of America
United Cloth Hat, Cap Makere and Mulinery Workers’ Union
International Fur Workers’ Union Neckwear Workers’ Union of New York
The
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Ail
American Federation of Labor
Round Up Curfew Violators In Dublin
Dublin July 26 curfew law violators are seized weekly by military trucks with searchlights. Those without permits are detained, loaded into lorries and taken to Bridewell prison for the night. Some who dined late join the patrol, and many try to hide from the searchlights.
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Dublin
Solldiers
Swedish firm proposes paper plant in Parana Brazil
Representatives of a Swedish company proposed to the Brazilian government the establishment of a print paper manufacturing plant in Parana state. They seek free entry of machinery, citing abundant materials and support from local publishers facing ferocity and high import paper costs. Publishers back the project and discuss economy measures such as smaller newspapers, higher advertising rates and subscription prices.
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Rio de Janeiro
Parana
Soma
Whaley Not Candidate for Reelection
Representative Whaley of South Carolina will not seek another term. His secretary JF Lanigan says he is in poor health and resting near Washington. Lanigan declined to reveal Whaley’s whereabouts or provide a formal statement.
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Whaley
South Carolina
JF Langan
Cochran
Whaleys
Lanigan
Washington
Lave Steretins
Dan Hovria
Iival
America
Mrs Vanderbilt to Lead Women War Memorial Drive
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, wife of Brig General Vanderbilt, has accepted the chairmanship of the women's committee for the Army and Navy Club memorial drive. The goal is a large war memorial to officers who died in the war, with prominent men aiding the effort and a total target of several million dollars.
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New York
Mra
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
London
Womens Committee
Army and Navy
Mrs Vanderbilt
Belgrade Cabinet Forming After Resignation of Vesnitch Ministry
Belgrade dispatch reports on July 20 that Prime Minister Vesnitch has resigned after his cabinet failed to win a confidence vote on its policy. Milenko Vea nitch is asked to form a new ministry as Belgrade reconfigures leadership following the vote and government stance on teachers.
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Belgrade
Milenko R Vea‘nitch
Premer Vesnitch
Prehistoric Texans Revealed by Fort Worth Archaeologist
Austin July 25 James E Pearce University of Texas anthropology professor reports evidence of a prehistoric Texas people distinct from plains Indians The nomadic group used flint tipped weapons practiced cannibalism left kitchen middens along the Edwards Plateau and eastward toward New Mexico Their tools show paleolithic traits not shared by later Native groups Investigations with the Smithsonian will study funeral mounds in east Texas and compare pottery and polished weapons from another race.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
James E Pearce
University of Texas
Smithsonian Institution Bureau of Ethnology
Peare
Edwards Plateau
Aust
New Mexico
America
Pearce
Want Every Yank to Get Medal
The War Department urged every eligible serviceman to apply for victory medals through posts and recruiting offices. A nationwide drive aims to place medals on all veterans, with June 21 start and 35,000 daily delivery planned. As of now 90,936 applications have been received and medals issued across regions including the United States, England, France, Italy, and Russia.
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American Legion
Lie
War Department
Mrda
Harris
Army
United States
England
France
Italy
Russia
Siberia
Selections From a Talking Machine Heard Aboard Steamer
On July 25 near Signal Hill Newfoundland, selections from a talking machine aboard the steamer Victorian en route from Liverpool to Montreal were clearly heard by the wire telephonist team at the Marconi Wireless station, marking a notable transmission at sea.
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St. John's
St Johns& Newfoundland
Victorian
Here
Montreal
Liverpool
Wiretesy Telephonistr Company
Marconi Wireless
Restoring Louvain Library with German books
London reports the arrival in Louvain of the first consignment of 10000 books from Germany for the Louvain University library under the peace treaty terms. Reparation representatives are also searching Germany for books stolen from Louvain during the war.
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London
London Times
Brussels
Louvain
Germany
Louvain University
Theologians Learn to Play at Union Theological Seminary
New York Union Theological Seminary today announced a new department to teach ministerial students how to engage youth through games and recreation as part of church work. A former YMCA physical director is hired as instructor. A portrait of Gov Cox is exhibited at the Arlington Hotel, painted by Noretta McCormick Smith of Washington and New York, following her recent portrait of President Wilson.
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New York
Union Theological Seminary
Y McGa
Gov Cox
Arington Hotel
Noretta McCormick Smith
Washington
Wilson
First of New Spanish Onions Arrive in New York
The first of the new Spanish onion crop reached New York on July 25 aboard the French steamer Tita from Valencia. The 34718 crates were consigned to American importers, marking the arrival of the season’s early shipment.
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New York
Valencia
Washington visitors debate in party convention coverage
Readers are treated to a fragmentary account of a convention scene in San Francisco comparing factions, delegates, and potential presidential nominees. The text mentions Cox, Hoover, Wilson, Palmer, and debates over party strength, with references to Georgia and Ohio as key states shaping projections.
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San Frascisco
Endea
Gong Ta Nationa Conven Sons
H Hooer
Baltmore
Batimor
Eres
Anatang
Ark
Wilson
Clark
Herses
Georgia
Palmer
Tee von Hee
Bern
Homer
Pope Sends Message For New York Pilgrimage Mass
Archbishop Bonzano will deliver a message from the Pope at a August 31 Knights of Columbus mass in New York. Apostolic delegate Archbishop Bongant will officiate the service and accompany the pilgrims sailing for the Vatican August 7. Archbishop Havesham announced the ceremony and the arrangement for the cathedral seating and reception.
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Bonzano
New York
John Bongant
United States
Knights of Caumbua
Knights
Vatican
Patrik
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