All Quiet At Amersongen On Kaiser Watch
Dutch assurances claim the former Kaiser is not involved in the German Revolution and is nervous yet calm as March winds. He saws wood, reaching his 16,000th tree, while receiving visitors from Berlin. Debs’ fifth trial looms, Bryan compared to Blaine in presidential zeal, with Bryan slated for San Francisco role and May or June confrontations.
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Amerongen
Holland
Berlin
Eugene Debs
Debs
Bryan
James G. Blaine
American Congress
San Francisco
Mount Rainier
John Doe
Marian
Gladys Canby
Brooklyn
Washington
Star
Jack
Marie
Boston
Transcript
Chicago Herald
Judge Gerard Candidacy Editorial Opinion
A Montana press collage discusses Judge Gerard as a plausible undrafted Democratic nominee and critiques railway costs under government operation. It alludes to political strategy, party unity, and the impact of leadership on the nation’s future.
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Walker D. Hines
Prio
Hazeman Shroniel
The Heroism of Bryan and His Fourth Nomination Bid
A dramatic tribute extols William J. Bryan as a heroic defender of American liberty. The dispatch from Lincoln Nebraska notes Bryan would seek the Democratic nomination if pressed, likening his pledge to duty in war and praising his moral character despite calls for a fourth presidential run.
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Bryan
National
White House
William J. Bryan
Associated Press
Lincoln
Mahomet
Cromwell
Hyde Park
Regulus
Rome
Carthage
Socrates
Douglas
Democratic Party
Teachers' Week Highlights United States Shortage
The National Education Association reports over 100000 public school teaching positions vacant or filled below standard, with 14274 teachers below standard and 52314 vacancies projected nationwide. Normal schools see 1916 to 1919 attendance drop, signaling a 30 percent decline in graduates. Rural districts hit hardest by low salaries and poor conditions.
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United States
National Education Association
Need of Unity in America, Urges National Solidarity
In the Knoxville Journal tribune, a call for national unity stresses the dangers of division and excess demands on compensation versus service. The piece warns that discord and wasteful bickering threaten prosperity, urging Americans to preserve common sense and humanity for future generations.
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Knoxville Journal
Ribun
America
Promoting Native Opera In Washington Circle
Madame Marguerita Sylva leads efforts to advance American opera through a Washington group formed by musical artists and sponsored by Miss Margaret Willson and cabinet wives. The Washington Opera association aims to build a local subscription nucleus to support native opera in the United States.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Madame Marguerita Sylva
Bernard L. Smith
Madame Sylva
Washington Opera Association
Washington, D. C
Margaret Willson
Weaving Words of Old Songs and New Melodies
A fragmented 1920 copyright note reflects on singing old tunes versus new, recalling lines about longing for springs and distant hills. It hints at a creative tension between tradition and modernity in the music scene of that era.
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Toannot
Ming the
Tongus
Gannot
Wonge
The
Nowy Sonics
Gould
Rae Clooney
Yonder Valley
Mercury
Ny Tay Bay
Reducing Weight in Atlantic Man Aims for 400 by July
Emory Tutman once heavy enough to trouble New York law, now claims dramatic weight loss after months in a Turkish bath. He says he shed 228 pounds since last fall and expects to reach 400 by July 1, with physicians noting no health issues from the drop.
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Atlantic
N. J
Emory Tutman
New York
Emory
Tutman
Fragmented Sparks and Quips In Press Snippets
A mosaic of quotes from various papers mocks political figures and events. The notes reference critics of Jenkins the consular agent, railroad leaders, a negro exhorter, Theodore Roosevelt, Hiram Johnson, the British home rule debate, Bainbridge Colby as linguist, Herbert Hoover, and back beer signs.
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Bainbridge Colby
Birmingham Age Herald
Herb
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
Detroit
Toledo
Humor Snippets and Witty Quips Across Papers
A collage of jokes and light verse from various newspapers includes playful exchanges about singing, recording wives, and lottery marriage. It features humor about liniments, poker superstition, and classroom quips, ending with a Sambo anecdote and a preacher’s sermon tease.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Itness
Butts
Montana
Associated Prem
Loama
the Press of Montana
Judge Gerard
the Tribune
Gerard
Great Falls
Miles City Star
Reat
Rocky Mountain
C. G. van Senden
Aubrey Ranch
Mise South
Libby
Wesern News
Wood
Leonard Wood
Miles City
Senator Johnson
Petrograd
Sam
Borah
Johnson
Een
Russia
Hi Johnson
Aust GE
Te Suprene Court
Ae Ra Fatenenen
Rhyme and Reason
Jenkins
Pittsburg
Wall Street Journal
Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Charleston
Pittsburg Dispatch
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