Colonel House on War Causes and German Bluff in 1914
The article quotes Colonel House explaining why World War I began. He says Kaiser Wilhelm II bluffed into war by backing Austria against Serbia and misjudged Britain's likely response. It notes House's views on Bryan and Wilson, and the antiwar mission to Europe before hostilities.
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House
Austria
Serbia
Russia
Bosnia
Herzefoving
Great Britain
Germany
England
France
Colonel House
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Europe
Bryan
Be Fair to the Movies The Debate Over cinema and crime
Dr. George W. Kirchwey argues motion pictures do not cause crime and may broaden the mind. He cites films like The Covered Wagon and The Ten Commandments as successful non sexual works and praises Douglas Fairbanks as a premier cinema artist. He notes audiences rise as theater attendance shifts between films and stars.
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Will R. Winch
Fair
Mission
George W. Kirchwey
Sing Sing
Don Q. Son of Zero
Bagdad
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
New York Day by Day Amid Cryptic OCR Fragments
An OCR fragment from a New York page shows disjointed phrases and garbled lines. It mentions places and tokens like go, goody, SF, Rice, and FOS while giving no clear event, date, or identifiable people or organizations.
Radio program listings across cities show varied schedules
A dense OCR walk through radio program notes lists schedules for many stations including New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and more. Entries mention concerts talk piano organ dances orchestras and special broadcasts with numerous call letters and times.
Quiet courtroom drama unfolds with Sandy's courtroom plea
An intense scene from a 1923 trial centers on Emma's tears and Sandy Covyrighs dramatic entrance. The prosecution argues circumstantial guilt while the defendant sits silent amid a murder and a wounded witness, as Sandy identifies with the dying man Ramon Worth and protects the witness.
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Worth
Sandy
Ramon Worth
Douglas Keith
Remon
Piourtioc
Gray Fox in the Green Forest Revealed by Reddy
Mrs Reddy trails a gray fox through the Green Forest in a pursuit sparked by Reddy’s tale. She discovers Gray Fox near a hemlock, confirming that Reddy’s story was true and that the stranger indeed climbed a tree.
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Reddy
Gray
Gray Fox
Woods Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Fox
Gray Foy
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