Loyd George and Wilson on Russia and Japan’s rise
The piece contrasts Loyd George’s push for recognizing separate Russian republics with Wilson’s belief in Russian unity under the Russians. It links to broader questions about American policy and the potential fruits of backing national self-determination. It also discusses Japan’s aims in China and Siberia, urging careful balance between recognizing rights and avoiding regional upheaval.
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George
Russia
Loyd George
Wilson
Wison
United States
China
Japan
Republic
Siberia
Fragmentary 1920s musings mix politics and society
A garbled clipping blends phrases about potatoes teaching first to teach, regional rivalries between New York and Ohio, and a raft of odd names and claims. It references a physician turned dishwasher, a $4000 monthly charge by Marcus Cragaua, and political accusations while remarking on Europe, peace, and disorder.
Ramp printers find White House back door easy to work
Ramp printers say the White House back door will be easy to work for handouts next year.
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Ramp Printers
White House
Divorces Rise 80 Percent Over Marriages in Smiladelphia
Divorces surged by eighty percent compared with marriages in Smiladelphia last year, a trend critics attribute to lagging social changes and economic strain. The report notes broader family dynamics and calls for renewed attention to marital stability and support services.
Military officers urged for candidates at San Francisco convention
The winner the muzzle is clapped on Ger. Wood and he is told to keep quiet. Army officers in uniform were seen at the San Francisco convention urging the claims of their candidates and actively working for their nomination. They will be under a ban of silence in the election campaign. Cabinet officers are urged to set an example of neutrality by adhering to regulations.
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Ger. Wood
San Francisco
Debs Clemency Debate Sparks GOP Cox Mockery and Ideological Clash
Governor Cox should reply plainly on Debs's clemency issue, arguing Debs is serving a federal sentence for disobeying law. The piece links Debs to Berger, accuses them of disloyalty, and denounces Sovietism while noting Christensen’s Farmer-Labor ties and GOP-Dem split.
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Cox
Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Atlanta
Eugene Debs
Socialist Party
Debs
Victor Berger
Berger
House of Representatives
Ame Ee
America
Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
John Fitzpatrick
Musgrave Lineage and Barony Claims Across Centuries
The Musgrave family history traces land grants in Westmoreland and a dormant barony from Edward II. Sir Philip Musgrave, early Stuart era, gained a peerage but did not patent it. Current head Sir Richard Musgrave could assert rights to the barony by writ and the 1250 creation, while Eden Hall’s cornage tenure ties to crown obligations. Marquish de Fontenoy.
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Westmoreland
Musgrave
Thomas de Musgrave
Edward Tie
James I
Philip Musgrave
Charles I
Charles II
Countess of
Derby
Isle of Man
Charles 11
Mustave
Hartley Castle
Edward 11
R'chard Musgrave
Edward II
Richard
Suffela
Victoria
George
Eden Hall
Marquish
DE Fontenoy
Suffrage Gains in Belgium Chamber Votes For Revised Article 47
Brussels July 28 The chamber of deputies passed a bill revising article 47 of the Belgian constitution to allow future parliaments by a two thirds majority to grant women's suffrage without a new constitutional revision. The decision avoids a crisis and marks a significant advance for women voters.
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Brussels
Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Australia Sees Bumper Crops and Wheat Surplus
Melbourne reports rains over six weeks improve crops across rural districts. Prospects are excellent and Australia is expected to have a surplus of exportable wheat this year.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Telegraphic Agency
Commonwealth
Spanish Premier Dato Greets Delegation at Station
The Spanish premier Eduardo Dato and cabinet members welcomed the delegate at the station. A large group of secretaries from American, British, French, Japanese, Vai'an and Spanish administrations accompanied the party as the train arrived.
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TRS
Councia
Wlesig Tumarae
Eduardo Dato
Marquis de Lema
Ian
Fire Safety Advice Warns Against Forest Fire Risks
Government circular in the Department of Agriculture campaign against forest fires urges avoiding fire as a gamble. It warns that the biggest fires come from underestimating danger, comparing fire to powder and urging carefulness similar to handling explosives.
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Department of Agriculture
Canal Linking Elbe and Rhine Near Completion
Berlin reports the Prussian state ministry will fund the final link to complete a 93 mile canal between the Elbe and Rhine. The waterway will connect Hanover and Magdeburg, aiding inland transport after wartime disruptions and Allied blockades.
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Berlin
Germany
Elbe
Rhine
Hanover
Magdeburg
North Sea
Baltic
London War Era Call for Legitimizing Unwed Fathers
The wife of Lord Mayor Cooper of London urged Parliament to pass a bill honoring illegitimate children by giving them their father’s name. She spoke during refuge for homeless children openings at Wal thamptow noting postwar rise in illegitimacy and high child mortality.
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London
Cooper
Walthamptow
Wiley Returns to U S From Buenos Aires July 27
John C. Wiley, charge d affaires of the American Embassy, will sail for New York on the steamer Huron and then proceed to Caracas to take up the post as charge at the Venezuelan capital. Craig W. Wadaworth, press secretary at the American embassy in Rio de Janeiro, will succeed him here.
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Buenos Aires
John C. Wiley
New York
Venezuela
Caracas
Craig W. Wadaworth
Rio Janeiro
Wiley
LWV School for Practical Politics Seeks Noted Instructors
The League of Women Voters plans a school for practical politics with expert instructors including Prof. Charley Murphy and Dr. Tom Taggart, aiming to provide informed guidance to participants.
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League of Women Voters’ School For Practical Politics
Charley, Murphy
Tom Taggart
Altitude record holder to race in French contest
Captain Rudolph W. Schroeder, holder of the world altitude record, will pilot the American army plane in the Gordon Bennett international race in France the last week of September. The expedition is led by Captain Walter G. Kilner, with Captain Corliss C. Moseley as substitute pilot. Schroeder’s Verville pursu-type aircraft is built at McCook Field, not a racing machine, yet officials expect him to win.
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Rudolph W. Schroeder
France
Walter G Kilner
Corliss C. Moseley
Schroeder
McCook Field
Air Service
Move to Oust Many Hindus Deportation Drive Launched
New York May 29 immigration authorities launched a general move to deport Hindus residing unlawfully in the United States. Twenty seven Sikhs from western Pennsylvania mining districts were brought to Ellis Island. Officials estimate about 2,000 Hindus and other natives from eastern border zones are in the country without proper admission. Most have come ashore on seamen’s certificates and have failed to return to their vessels.
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New York
United States
Ellis Island
Pennsylvania
Bing Island Ofiicials
Immigration Service
Off
Monument to Evangeline unveiled at Grand Pre Nova Scotia
A July ceremony in Grand Pre unveiled a monument to Evangeline from Longfellow's poem. Lady Burnham presided as delegates to the imperial press conference attended along with maritime visitors. The statue reproduces Ficbert's clay model created by the French-Canadian sculptor. The memorial project traces to John Murray Gibron of Montreal.
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Grand Pre
Nova Scotia
Evangeline
Longfellow
Lady Burnham
Imperial Press Conference
Maritime Provinces
Philippe Ficbert
Adventures of Hebert
Americans Get Cambridge Degrees
Cambridge University conferred honorary doctor of laws degrees on Don Alfonso Merry del Val Spanish Ambassador to Britain Dr A Gs Lowell president of Harvard University John Jacob Abel pharmacology professor Johns Hopkins Medical School Baltimore and Dr Harvey Cush ing Harvard surgery professor. Lowell praised by Rev Mr Raiten as one who has described any the government of our land.
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London
Cambridge University
Don Alfonso Merry del Val
Britain
A.gs Lowell
Harvard University
John Jacob Abel
Johns Hopking Medical School
Baltimore
Harvey Cushing
Lowell
Raiten
Whit tacks disease rats threat and wartime eradication call
Whitt warns there is danger of a serious epidemic yet local and federal authorities are urged to act quickly to eradicate rats that spread disease and damage property. He cites municipal efforts in Western and Southern states and calls for a national campaign with citizen participation to extinguish rat populations and other urban pests.
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Whitt
Mirans
American Woman Decorated for Service in Turkey
Dr Blanche Norton of Ridaa Town 451s sia receives the Order of King George from the high commissioner as an inspiration to Greek women. Norton, born and raised in Don an unteligi years, studied medicine at Ceerel University and taught in public schools before leaving.
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Turkes
Jowa
Norton
Mass Norton
Ceerel. Universe
Montayo -Ad
Women jurors seated in England for first time
London reports that women were empaneled as jurors in England for the first time today. No women served in Beestel quarter initially, six cases heard, two mothers excused to tend children, two more women seated after selection. Prosecuting counsel addressed the jury as ladies and gentlemen, prompting a murmur. sentiment hailed women jurors as taking a proper place in justice.
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London
Absor
England
Beestel
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