Angeles and Villa Unite for Forces in Mexico
General Felipe Angeles is proclaimed provisional president by Villistas and Villa named secretary of war. A government seat is set at Parral signaling rebel unity against Carranza. Angeles, 45, full blood Indian, Chapultepec and St Cyr educated, led artillery under Villa and helped advance the constitutionalist cause.
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Felipe Angeles
Mexico
Villistas
Villa
Parral
Carranza
Angeles
Porfirio Diaz
Huerta
Chapultepec Military Academy
West Point
St. Cyr Artillery School
France
Chapultepec
Madero
Paris
United States
Flynn to Run Down Anarchists
William J. Flynn former chief of the Secret Service is named head of the Justice Department division of investigation. He will coordinate federal agencies to pursue anarchist conspirators behind bomb outrages as Congress considers strong new measures. Senators Overman and King push bills targeting bomb transport and advocacy of overthrow. Deportation moves also underway.
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Wiliam J. Flynn
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Tle Das
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Congress
Overman
North Carolina
Senate Propaganda Committee
United States
King
Utah
Palmer Under Two Limelights
A. Mitchell Palmer faces extended scrutiny as the Senate Judiciary Committee delays his attorney general nomination to probe the alien property custodian's office. A bipartisan subcommittee will investigate fitness, amid national bombings affecting Palmer and the Justice Department's case handling.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dillingham
Sterling
Senate
Caulder
New York
War hero Col. Joseph B. Sanborn leads Dandy First through Chicago homage
Col. Joseph B. Sanborn, aged 63 and nearing 40 years in the National Guard, rode with the 131st Infantry of the 33rd Division in a Chicago welcome. He declined command of an infantry brigade abroad to stay with his men and plans retirement while reorganizing the Dandy First. Prairie Division and his regiment salute him for outstanding war service.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Joseph B. Sanborn
Michigan Avenue
M. G
Muasional Guard
Chipilly Ridge
Sanborn
Kaiser statue at Metz Cathedral gains Latin placard
After William Hohenzollern the former German Kaiser set up a notable statue at Metz Cathedral a placard bearing Sic Transit Gloria Mundi has been hung on it since his abdication The item notes the act as a symbolic rebuke to imperial display.
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William Hohenzollern
Kaiser of
Germany
Cathedral of
Metz
Blossoms in Fiction Recall and Notable Flowers
The piece recalls flowers tied to literature including the mignonette in Anna Karenina and the camellias of a certain lady, the jasmines of Paris opera, the red rose in The Complete Life of John Hopkins, and Rappacini's Daughter with its purple poison bloom, ending with Ophelia.
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New York Evening Post
Anna Karenina
Telstoi
Paris
John Hopkins
Rappacini
Ophelia
The Place of a Skull Reflections on Christ Crucified
Reverend George Guille argues that wisdom fails without God and Christ crucified at Golgotha. He contrasts human wisdom with divine wisdom shown in the cross, urging belief in Jesus as the truth and source of salvation. He invites readers to see for themselves.
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Golgotha
Earth
Apostle
Satan
Arch Mar
God
Jesus
Teach me thy way and gentleness as strength
The text questions our ability to help the broken and urges gentleness as disciplined strength. It argues real gentleness is mature, refined power like full corn in the ear, and an endpoint of growth rather than a sign of weakness. Roughness must be trained or educated.
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