Pershing urges strong citizen army for national defense
A defense era editorial argues the National Guard and National Army form the skeleton of a strong force to mobilize quickly in war. It cites Pershing noting a small standing army with reliance on citizen soldiery, and urges Congress to back universal training and maintain a capable nucleus for national defense.
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National Guard
National Army
Argerve
Feanoti
Pershing
United States
Régulat Army
Howse
Sendte
Congress
Gen. Pershing
America
Persiting
League and Superstates and the League’s Mandates
The article surveys the League of Nations system of mandates over conquered territories. It argues the covenant’s aim to protect sovereignty clashes with actual practice, noting British mandates in Palestine and Mesopotamia cost millions and raised parliamentary objections. It questions if the League risks becoming a superstate and hinders national sovereignty.
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League of Ndtions
Iid
Teague of Nations
Palestine
Daopotamia
League of No Jews
Haeab
Footeb
League
League of Pittions
World Trade at Stake Amid Maritime Wage Dispute
Admiral Benson calls for mediation to avert a prolonged and costly shipowners strike that could disrupt U S ocean traffic. He asserts public funds rely on merchant shipping and urges the Shipping Board to maintain operations while pursuing a just settlement through Labor Department mediation. The hope remains for an acceptable agreement to prevent harm to global trade.
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Admirad
Bénson
United States
Benson
Department of Labor
Ehipbing Board
Taft comments on wholesale quotas and trade trends
Taft warns against overreliance on wholesale price controls while noting experts doubt drastic stabilizing reforms. bankers and trade councils show cautious optimism as freight, tariffs, and foreign trade pose interdependent challenges to a broader recovery. The piece also mentions leadership changes at a shipping agency.
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Taft
Téadt
Binelilit
Gleveland
D.tutt
Hormutty
Reading of Allied Policy Debates and Industrialists’ Views
A long, fragmented editorial paragraph discusses Allied policy debates and German economic figures like Krupp von Bohren. It mentions American and British perspectives on readjustment, indemnities, and participation in the league of nations. It also notes a call to plant memorial trees honoring American war dead as a civic beautification effort and reminder of forest conservation.
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America
Waubbredit
League of Nations
Vouttrys
New York Mail
All Work In Bulgaria Compulsory Labor Decree
A garbled report discusses a Bulgarian policy forcing men to twelve months of work under compulsory provisions. It claims up to 700,000 people would be affected and mentions aid to Bulgaria and a broad scope of conscripts.
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Bulgaria
BenGs
Tit Shoreheni
Arctic
Rodtaik Island
Antéfican Baptist Home Mission Societ
Horthland
Izloo
Canada
Alaska
America
United Power
Archduchess Seeks Release From Prince Persecution
Archduchess sues for divorce citing nonsupport cruelty and infidelity amid Austrian legal battles. Court actions involve custody disputes over children as Vienna authorities intervene.
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Archduchess
Chileetor Nominated at Customs Hibernige Internal Post
A brief nomination notice lists Chileetor at Customs Hiberige as the selected candidate for an internal post. Details are sparse in the OCR text but indicate official selection within the customs department.
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Te ‘Chiléetor
Customs
Hbleniah
Hiberige
Brisk Proceedings of Congress and Committees
Proceedings describe Senate and House actions on the wartime tariff, tax revisions, and transportation issues.برز The House considers an army appropriation bill as Mondell attends the White House. Bergdoll case testimony and railroad license discussions also feature.
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Mondell
White House
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House
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Howard S. Buley
Laf
Samuel T. Ansti
Berndoll
Angell
Atacker
Ge. Marth
Diplomatie
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W. Thorp
Griffrich Transit Company
Chicago
L. McPherson
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Eskiios
Indiafis
Columbia
Keller
RapFestiidike Gould
Bernard P. Bonouls
Germany
Tscaipee
Repré- Cothage Bf
Australia Announces New Government Ruling Amid Turmoil
A scrambled report from May 9 outlines Australian government changes and a shift in leadership. Names and details are partially garbled, but indicate a significant political development and official actions following recent events.
Alaska and western cattlemen spark frontier talk at Willard event
The Willard hosts remarks by Republicans leader from Casper Wyoming and notes on Alaska expansion, electric light ventures, and western horse shows. Cowboys from many states and Hawaii are promised, with bulldogging and other rodeo feats to entertain spectators.
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Patsalivan
Casper
Wyo
Willard
Aisi
Attote
Cheyenné
Union
Hawaiian Islands
Rowar
Delegates From Taphiites Embark for U S Visit
A Tokio bound delegation from Fokvo, with Admiral Sotokichi Uri aboard, sails to the United States for about three months. Expected meetings include talks with Secretary of State Hughes in Washington and with Secretary Weeks in Anapolis.
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Mey SP
Taphiites Atek
United States
Fokohatim Talay
Silas Mui
Admiral Sotokichi Uri
Wien
néwtsfaBbirk Gah
Washington
Hughes
Jonity Weeks
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Atnapolis
British envoy to visit western cities in sw coast trip
Sir Auonlant Geddék British ambassador plans a visit to western cities in the southwest region. The exact itinerary is incomplete with departure from Washington last night toward Piedma, then north and west toward Houston.
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Auonlant Geddék
Humérdas
Duchess Pétoké
Hice
Fidustoh Tek
Washington
Eid
Houston
Cuba’s President-Elect Plans Immediate Talks With U S
Aliimao Zayas, Cuba’s president-elect, declares intention to start negotiations on modifying the commercial treaty with the United States as soon as he takes office. He asserts readiness to consider all options and signals a fast inauguration around May 6.
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Havana
Aliimao Zayas
Cuba
Washington
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