Changing National Relations and the Versailles Dilemma
The article argues that postwar Europe has shifted from the Big Four’s decisions, shrinking Versailles relevance. It highlights Russia's return to sanity, Germany’s defiant stance, Viviani’s U S visit, and U S resistance to joining the League of Nations. It contends U S policy favors Europe’s peace while preserving independence in foreign policy.
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Premer
France
Washington
United States
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League of Nations
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Viviant
America
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Harding
Russa
Pacific
Baltic
Black Sea
Unclear text on politics and economy from historical fragment
Fragmentary OCR passage references profit, wages, immigration, government, Bergdolf, and a Witte House context with mentions of income tax, employment, and societal directives. Many garbled phrases and misread names render precise event details unreadable.
Immigrant Migration Plan Aimed at Rural Relocation
New immigration commissioner general Mr. Husband proposes diverting arriving aliens from cities to rural agricultural districts to boost home building and farm labor. He argues cooperation with Agriculture and Interior departments is needed to balance urban congestion, raise farm wages, and reduce unemployment amid expectations of a immigration surge. He cites past Congress actions and seeks broad government support to implement the plan nationwide.
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Congress
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United States
Motors and Reads Reflect Growth of Motor Vehicle Use
The article notes one car for about eleven people, underscoring that cars are a necessity. In 1920 there were 9,211,295 registered motor vehicles, with registration and license fees totaling 102,054,106 dollars. Registrations rose 22 percent from the prior year, highlighting rapid growth and the case for good roads. Federal cooperation is urged to support road building as cars benefit rural land values, crop marketing, and lower food prices, enhancing rural life.
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Palestine Chief Rabbis Installed in Jerusalem
The recently elected chief rabbis of Palestine Rabbi Kok and Rabbi Meirwere officially installed in a Jerusalem synagogue in a large gathering. Special prayers were said for Doarems victims in the Ukraine.
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London
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Palestine
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Meir
Jerusalem
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Ukraine
Secretary Mellon urges economy and debt paydown plan
A sweeping summary of Secretary Mellon's stance urges thrift and a national budget linking expenditures to income. The letter to financial institutions warns that interest and debt maturities force careful spending and the need to fund obligations rather than expand new ventures. It argues for disciplined saving, paying debts on time, and avoiding new costly programs.
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Bee Francisco Chronicle
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Washington
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Renowned Lord Ribblesdale writes his autobiography
The article profiles Lord Ribblesdale, famed for his prose and sharp views on the House of Lords. It details his career as a contributor to the Nineteenth Century Review, his marriage to the former Mrs. John Jacob Astor, and a famed interview with Parnell during a London to Holyhead journey. It notes his athleticism, boxing notoriety with Lord Lonsdale, and life at the center of aristocratic circles.
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New York
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Re Bedy
Edward
Beresford
Cadet Rank Won By 76 at Camp Dix
Seventy six students at Camp Dix Soldiers University graduated with ratings qualifying them for West Point scholarships. Army officers report the class record sets a new value for army schools, noting several candidates joined with little formal education but strong eagerness to learn.
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Camp Dix
Soldiers University
West Point Military Academy
Senator Kenyon Heads to France for Brief Vacation
United States Senator William S Kenyon of Iowa sailed from New York aboard the steamship Panhandle State on March 15 for a short vacation in France and England with plans to visit France and England before returning home.
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New York
United States
Sani~ator William S Kenyon
Iowa
Panhandle
France
England
Nominations Confirmed as New State and Buffalo Wyoming Officials
Proceedings show Robert Woods Bliss named Third Assistant Secretary of State, Irving W White as register of the land office at Lander Wyoming, and J Ira Kirby as receiver of public moieties at Buffalo Wyoming. All confirmed. Senate adjourned to await shipping board nominations and potential recess appointments. Penrose, Fordney discuss tariff with the President. Smoot to push an embargo on raw wool imports upon session start.
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New York
State Department Division of
Irving W White
Lander
Wyo
J Ira Kirby
Buffalo
Senate
Shipping Board
Nomihees
Penrose
Fordney
Finance
Waya and Means
Smoot
Utah
Urges Ship Pay Negotiations Across Pacific Coast
Chairman Benson of the shipping board sent a telegram to the Pacific Steamship association urging restraint by both sides in the labor dispute. The note follows the termination of marine work agreements on the west coast and calls for a wage reduction plan and working changes to be discussed with employers. The board hopes seamen realize economy is needed and that both sides cooperate to maintain a permanent American merchant marine.
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Settlement on Cables Provisional Accord Extended
Delegates of five allied powers extended the modus vivendi governing the international cables issue at yesterday’s meeting. The accord, due to expire, will continue in force while remaining instructions from governments arrive, with a final settlement possible once those are received.
Emigrants Held Two Days delaying sailings
London officials enforce a twelve day detention order on emigrants bound for the United States causing liners to sail without steerage passengers. Thousands of hoped for passengers are being delayed and inspected by steamship lines and American officials before embarkation. Rotterdam report notes Noordam sails tomorrow without steerage passengers amid protests over quarantine rules.
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Opened Shipping with Brazil Clears Gulf Tonnage Hurdles
Former Shipping Board commissioner Satter announced that obstacles to allocating government tonnage for operation in the New Orleans Brazil Gate have been removed. The board last month refused to allocate ships to the Detroit based United States Marine and Development Company but on March 3 granted it operator status. The plan aims to build up Gulf port shipping for the Mississippi Valley, benefiting the region.
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Navy Accepts Five Plane Designs for Navy Combat Use
The Navy Department announced five designs have passed preliminary examination in the first open airplane design competition. From 4 designs submitted by 36 firms and individuals, the five selected are intended for spotting and controlling battleship gunfire at sea, as current craft are deemed unsatisfactory. Andrew Johnson Shop Nashville Tenn March 15 The Tennessee house approved a 915000 allotment to purchase and preserve Andrew Johnson’s old tailor shop at Greeneville Tenn.
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Immigrant Farm Settlement Urged By Milwaukee Voice
The speaker George L Watson of Milwaukee endorses a policy to urge immigrants to settle on farm lands rather than crowded tenement districts. He argues it would ease city crowding, boost farm labor, and improve national welfare by increasing agricultural production and reducing metropolitan strain.
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Favors Drastic Sales Law for Weapons Crackdown
A controversial push urges the federal government to curb the sale of deadly weapons. The piece argues major cities face revolutions driven by illegal markets and appeals for tighter permits, background checks by two reputable business leaders, and stricter penalties to deter gun violence amid rising crime concerns.
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Big Air Service for Japan Plans and Purchases
Japan accelerates a new air service program with a Nippon government purchase of Wellington bombers and Vickers aircraft. The effort includes 28 formal tasks and delivery of latest models to Kasumigaara by spring to equip naval air forces.
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Telia
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Fayer
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Kasumigaara
Americans Leave Vienna After Allied Reparations Talk
Vienna March 16 An American delegation head Mr Smith was made an officer of the French Legion of Honor during a formal farewell to the Americans. The news notes official regret at the decision to quit Vienna and appreciation from allied colleagues in a formal Washington letter.
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Archbishop Hayes Returns From Vatican Visit
Archbishop Patr ick J Hayes of the Roman Catholic diocese of New York arrives in New York on the Patria from Naples after an official visit to the Vatican where he was received by Pope Benedict.
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