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Currier
Atlanta
J R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
5 Street
John Corrigan, Jr
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times
Central ‘High School
Fulton County
Central University High School
Allenta
Couunty
University High School
Germany and United States seek path to neutral rights at sea
The nation weighs Germany's note on neutral rights amid Lusitania tensions while noting no American-flagged or neutral passenger ships have been torpedoed without warning since Washington’s pressure began. Diplomatic exchanges resemble a chess game as both sides seek a peaceful solution and an early adjustment of antagonisms with Britain over neutral trade.
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United States
Germany
Lusitania
Washington
England
United States seeks relief from English naval blockade
The speaker condemns British seizure of American ships as intolerable while acknowledging ongoing talks with Germany. Diplomatic effort aims to restore free sea commerce and end English interference, stressing urgency to prevent greater harm to American interests.
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Germany
England
No Escape From Need to Act on Mexico Crisis
The text argues that the United States must intervene to shape Mexico’s future after Wilson warned belligerents of support for the strongest faction. It cites worsening conditions amid famine and political instability, urging decisive action during harvest time.
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Mexico
Wilson
Interventions debated as Mexico unrest deepens
The piece argues that revolutionary violence in Mexico has worsened and warns that U S intervention may occur. It stresses the need for peace and stable government while acknowledging potential friction with factions and the risk of American involvement escalating as the nation faces a prolonged crisis.
War Speculation on Timing of End and Allied Efforts
The piece surveys uncertain war duration, noting Kitchener’s May start prediction and Joffre’s three-stage view. It discusses Britain’s manpower, potential French and Russian moves, and a cautious path to peace, emphasizing deepening stalemate and the belief that true end remains distant.
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Kitchener
Western Front
Lord Kitchener
British Isles
England
France
Belgium
Joffre
Dardanelles
the Marne
Paris
Germany
Three Factors for US Prosperity Highlighted in Holland Letter
In early spring a seasoned observer cited three tests for a lasting US prosperity: harvest prospects, court actions affecting the United States Steel Corp, and the size and personnel of the new federal trade commission. He noted favorable harvest signs, spoke warmly of the commission, and warned of a remote danger of future conflict over US dominance in world trade, with bankers and Governor Strong urging defense readiness to prevent inflation and exploitation.
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United States
Department of Justice
Washington
United States Steel Corporations
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Circuit Court
United States Steel Corporation
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Commission
New York
Chamber of Commerce
New Trade Commission
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York State Bankers’ Association
Saratoga Springs
Strong
Iis
Tme
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Europe
Governor Strong
Germany
South America
Baby Had Stored Them Away
A mother finds her son Randall guarding marbles from his baby brother who has already swallowed three of them, sparking a humorous exchange about sharing toys and safety.
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Baby
Harper's Magazine
Mra Winship
Ncn
Randall
Roses at the ruined gate in the Night Wind poem
A poet laments love and loss as roses wait at a shadowed gate while the Night Wind and Fate trace paths through war. The dead receive a final rose as battles rage and the sacred desire for love endures beyond judgment. The imagery blends grief, war, and eternal longing amid ruined scenes.
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Earth
Farmers of Georgia to Break Corn and Hog Records This Year
Georgia farmers project a record corn harvest and a surge in hog numbers for 1919. Commissioner Price and President Haden of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce foresee 20 percent lower crop costs, reduced cotton acreage by about 20 percent, and debt much below the usual, with corn and wheat yields up sharply and ample feed for stock.
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Hervey W. Laird
Georgia
Commissioner Price
Georma Department of Agriculture
C J Haden
Georga , Chamber of Commerce
Mr Haden
Commissioner of Agriculture
President Haden
Giorgia Ghambe of Commerce
Ins
Fda
Haden
Florida
South Caroline
Hest
Folka
Ornamental Lights by George Fitch in Good Old Siwash
The essay explores how cities obsess over ornament and hustle as a badge of progress. It satirizes commercial clubs and booster culture, noting overworked towns chasing electric signs and prestige while everyday needs lag. It ends with a wry claim that American cities improve by always adopting the next bragging tactic.
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George Fitch
Rippling Rhymes with Masow and the Coast of Poe
A fragmented poemic reminiscence recalls poets and seats of memory. References to Poe, Lenore, Shakespeare, Byran, and Shep drift through a shore scene as the speaker narrates nights, talks, and a cast of literary figures. The piece evokes idle talk, sleep, and ritual with scattered images of blue boar, ruby nuts, and a restless morning after indulgence.
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Poe
Ind
Blue Boar
Byran
Robert Susu
The Tobacco Trade Amid War and Export Shifts
The article discusses tobacco exports during wartime, noting a large share goes to a few producers and belligerent countries. It highlights transportation and wartime effects on exports, with other sectors like cotton, machinery, and leather also affected by reduced imports and manufacturing patterns. It mentions increased prewar demand in the field and changes in U S consumption due to the war economy.
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New York
Leakproof Politics Aim From City to City
A garbled note discusses forcing other places to adopt a policy to prevent blushing about it and to curb relentless competition. It suggests a city will implement leakproof political standards and hints three years hence the idea will stop the amusing complaints.
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Ameridea
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