Lloyd George survey shapes postwar policy with America
A World Survey welcomes British imperial conference delegates and outlines allied aims in disarmament and security. It stresses cooperation with the United States, a sea-power focus in the Pacific, and open doors in China, while noting tensions over Poland and the Turkish-Russian situation.
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America
United States
Lloyd George
Poland
Pacific Ocean
United ‘States
United States Navy
Pacific
Jone
Harwody
Japan
China
Europe
Riga
Lithuania
Roland
Dvinsk
Suvalki
Paris
France
Asia Minor
Russia
Washington Teachers Seek Higher Pay in Capital District
vigorous efforts will be made in Congress to raise Washington teachers salaries. influential circles in the House and Senate favor wages that reflect the value of mental training. nationwide underpayment of teachers is noted, with Washington’s scales compared unfavorably to smaller municipalities. the piece argues it is cheaper to attract and retain top teachers than to risk inferior instruction.
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Conert
Washinston
Ting
Washington
Congress
Chaotic Fragments Reflecting Education and Public Figures
A jumble of quotes praises teachers and demands higher pay to retain skilled instructors, while critics mock budget debates and cite political figures like Charley Dawes and Charley Schwab. The text shifts to art, the Prince of Wales, and disarmament notions, ending with schoolboys testing a water hole.
Senate panel urged to aid disabled servicemen claims
A Senate select committee proposes giving servicemen a voice to voice complaints about relief work and to suggest improvements. It cites delays in war risk disability payments, red tape, and legal hurdles, urging law and regulation revisions to speed action and widen judgment latitude.
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Senate-select Committee
Foar
Bureau of War, Risk Insurance
War Risk Bureau
Hils
France
America
Senate Committee
Disarmament Policy Outlined By Weeks Aide
The article discusses a cautious disarmament stance. It cites Secretary Weeks and the administration's intent to gauge the proper degree of armament reduction, resisting Congressional pressure to appoint a conference. It argues the executive branch will use confidential information to safeguard national security while pursuing prudent naval and army policy. The text also touches on public calls for disarmament and mentions political commentary and social remarks intertwined with the policy debate.
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Weeks
Congress
Agia
Hala
Corier B
Villa the bandit turns farmer as wheat fuels new image
Pancho Villa, once a hunted figure, shifts to farming with 50,000 bushels of wheat ready for market and a 500,000 acre farm. The Plain Dealer suggests his calmer life feeds a growing global interest in his legacy, while locals debate how banditry and statecraft blur in his future.
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Clevelandg Plain Dealer
Evena
Pancho Villa
Villa
Cartrinza
Acare
Pancho
Devil
Alidy
Batdits
Cain
They Want the Offices and Equal Partnership Claims
Baltimore American notes Maryland women gain only partial representation and symptoms of unequal partnership while Republicans back a cooperation plan. Comments from Philadelphia and Toledo papers warn jealousy remains among genders as power shifts slowly. A Blackwood almswoman scandal and Bolshivik concerns are also mentioned alongside Edward Alsworth Ross critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Princeton Confers Four Doctorates at Commencement
Princeton University awarded four doctorates during the commencement exercises. The event honored key figures including the dean of architecture and the secretary of the American Academy. The narrative details the ceremony and notable achievements, highlighting the university’s academic milestones.
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Princétor University
Tengu
American Academy
Polish Princes Split From Pilsudski Regime
The article details Prince Eustace Sapieha and Prince Hustace Sapieha severing ties with the Pilsudski regime. It notes Poland’s reliance on allied nations for independence, their family history from the 15th century, and the Kodenski Sapieha line’s rise to counts and princes. It also recounts Prince Aletander Sapieha’s Paris arrest, marriage to American heiress Sarah Paine, and Prince John Sapieha’s wartime internment and later marriage to Alice Countess Amherst, with residence at Plas Amherast in Wales.
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Warsaw
Diet
Padérewski
Hustaca Sapieha
Pilsudski Fegime
Sunigal
Troki
Lithuania
Maura Horodlo
Kodenski
Sapithas
Holy Roman Empire
Kodenski Shpiehas
Aletander
Paris
Second Austrian Lancers
House of Hapsburgz
Sarah’. Hamilton Paine
Charles Hamilton Paine
Boston
Walter, Bigee-Page
Prince John Saptéhay
Alex
Ander
England
Gda
Empor Francis Joseph
America
New York
Brixton
Rubsign
Alice Countess ‘of
Amherst
Hiarl
Linburne
Tim
Ammherst
Plas Am~ Herat
Harlech
Wales
Prince Paan Reappears Amid Turmoil in Chin Text
A fragmented report recalls Prince Paan tied to the Boxer rebellion era in China. The piece hints at violent hatred of foreigners, executions, and exile in Chinese Turkestan, noting his sudden reappearance after years of seclusion.
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Chin
Peking
Qater
Ana
Proceedings of Congress and Committees In Brief
The report covers Senate and House actions with confirmations of Beck, Kinsler, Rafferty, and Page. It notes debates on naval, postal, tariff, and military bills, including proposed budgets, subsidies, and new judgeships. It mentions Japanese influence in Hawaii, cereal imports for Poland, and relief aid for destitute Americans abroad.
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Investiaera
Aia ‘Atae
Wadsworth
Air
Court-Marissal
Earound
G. Chambérlain
Marine Corps
Jwat
Pritf
James M. Beck
Department of Justice
James C. Kinsler
United States
District of
Nebraska
John T. Rafferty
Internal Revenue
New York
Frank A. Page
Rhode Island
Senate
Charles G. Dawés
Chicago
Edward N. Morgan
Ravernstrea
Senate Agriculture Committée
Stanislas J. Anit
Poland
Mercer
Panhbuaker Bille
HOUSE
Willis
Campbell
Rules Committee
Hawaii
Walter FL Dillingham
Immigration, Committee
Mississippi Valley
A. Cauices
Lenkworth
Postoffice Committee
Madden
Focht
Pcramtee
Edmonds
Ingurante
District of Columbia
Masonic Mutual Relief Association
Military Affairs Committee
Walter Reed Hospital
West Virginia
Michigan
Montana
House Judiciary Committee
Ferdney
Ways and Means
War Department
Europe
Siberia
Canadian envoy likely to be appointed to Washington
Officials indicate direct diplomatic representation between Canada and the United States would be approved. A Canadian diplomatic representative to Washington may be appointed, with reciprocal U.S. action needing legislation. Meanwhile a diplomatic commissioner could be sent to Canada pending authorization.
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Canada
United States
Washington
Pope Honors Americans With Papal Appointments
Pope Benedict named Me. Peter Muldoon of Rockford Illinois as assistant to the pontifical throne. Mer. P. F. Farrelly of Emmetsburg Iowa and Anthony H. Stein of St. John’s Patefagh New Territory were named domestic prelates. Capt P. A. Rice of Augusta Georgia received the Order of St Gregory the Great.
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Peter x Muldoon
Rockford
P. A. Rice
Augusta
Wall Street optimism vs. medical bone alignment commentary
The piece notes a brighter outlook as banks keep loans tight and wholesalers guard liquidity, while physicians are urged to include skeletal analysis in exams. Dr John A Fischer argues misaligned bones contribute to disease and that external aid is needed to correct such displacements from a strong bodily framework.
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Avithout Cs
Uipheaval
Allen
Lness
Wall Street
John A. Fischer
Philadelphia
Raleigh
Backers Call for Veterans Bonus Support in Missouri
H F Reilly Jr of Kansas City, former Missouri American Legion official, criticizes the U S Chamber of Commerce stance against the soldier bonus. He argues the chamber misrepresents opinion, notes House passage and Senate debates, and asserts Kansas City and Missouri views should be sought before conclusions.
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American Legion
Missouri
United States Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Reilly, Jr
Kansas City
Powhatan
United States Chamber
House
Senate
Missouri American Legion
Kansas City Chamter of Commerce
Hvest
West
Will Urge World Standards At International Chamber Meet
American delegates to the International Chamber of Commerce meeting in London next month will press for world standardisation of manufactured products to boost efficiency and cut waste. The move, backed by wartime production experience, aims to reduce product variety and promote international considerations for standardization.
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Internatonal Chamber of Commerce
London
International Chamber
Chamber
MAY ATTEND PERU CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PLANS
The United States awaits President Harding’s action on a resolution authorizing expenditures for Peru’s centennial celebration in July and August. Plans call for three or four naval units to sail to Peruvian ports with six officers including a general, and the special ambassador who will lead. Lord Dundonald, grandson of Lord Cochrane, is expected to represent Great Britain, and Gen Mangin will represent France.
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Americad
Peru
Harding
Ambaszador
Lord Dundonald
Lord Cochrane
Spain
Great Britain
Gen. Mangin
France
Rothschild Funds 10 Million Francs for Science Institute
Paris June 21 Baron Edmond de Rothschild administrator of the Eastern Railway Company of France has donated 10,000,000 francs to establish a scientific institute. The center aims to inspire students to dedicate their lives to research and apply science to industry and agriculture. It will offer facilities and documents for work, and be governed by a council with two members elected by the Academy of Science and one each by the College of France the Faculty of Besentes and the French museum.
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Paris
Baron Edmond de Rothschild
Eastern Railway Company of
France
Academy of Science
College of France
Faculty of
Besentes
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