Atlanta’s Peaceful Turn on City Purchasing Agent Crisis
The piece commends Mayor Woodward for receding from his stance on presiding over the city council during the purchasing agent election. It argues that council authority to elect the agent was exercised rightly and that harmonious cooperation between mayor and council is essential to resolve divisions affecting Atlanta’s governance and the Bible school system crisis.
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Atlanta
Waver Woodward
Woodward
Whch
Council
Maor
Italy Declares War on Austria for World War Impact
Italy's declaration of war against Austria comes after months of delay and anticipation. The world, while recognizing Italy's readiness, views the move as a notable wartime incident rather than a decisive shift, reflecting cautious expectations about Italy's impact on the European conflict.
Italy’s War Hesitation and German Edge in Europe
The article argues Austria and Germany were better prepared than Italy to break into the war, noting Germany’s swift decision and action. It contends Italy must now fight hard to compensate for delays, warning a German victory would devastate France, Belgium, and especially Italy, while the world watches Italy’s aggressiveness and pursues peace prospects.
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Italy
Germany
France
Belgium
Napoleon
Will there be repudiation in the European War
A 1916- era analysis argues that continued European fighting could double expenditures and losses, risking debt repudiation. It weighs daily costs for Britain and other powers, potential war indemnities, and the threat of extended taxation and semi slavery if debts remain unpaid.
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United States
Germany
France
Big Fish Bite Ballad From Georgia School Yard Tale
A fragmentary verse romance from Georgia about boys and a big fish, with playful dialect and humor. The piece references swimming, fishing, and a rural school setting, interwoven with social tones and a stray line about a Kansas City Star article on a chicken thief, yielding a diverse but readable snapshot.
The Bilside Way and Uncle Judd Lewis Columns
A collage of verse and column fragments from Uncle Judd Lewis and Teasdale inspired poems notes on politics and life. The pieces mix civic mores with personal reflections on spring love and fear about labor and reform, preserving a local period voice and sentiment.
Submarine F Kette Sunk. Letter From Fort He Russe Officer
A letter from Lieutenant Kimmel at Fort He Russe Hawaii details the sinking of the United States submarine F Kette and the slow progress in raising the sunken craft. The message notes a fallen Kentucky officer, sympathy for the crew, and a polar subscription raised by officers totaling over $4400 for Lieutenant Eddy's widow residing at the fort.
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Mom Kimmel
Man In Kimmel
Coast Artillers
Fort He Russe
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Parka
Kentucky
Eddys
Chile Copper venture and dollar exchange plan near Pan American meeting
Holland reports that the Chile Copper Co, linked to the Guggenheims with $25 million invested, may begin operations before the Pan American financial conference ends. The piece notes expected low copper pricing, a Chile smelting plant, and plans to use dollar exchange to boost U.S. influence in South American trade, with Fed and bankers supporting a broader dollar exchange framework.
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Pan American Financial Conference
Washington
Chile
Guggenheims
Tlea
Ite
Superior
Wil Thement
Winevis Ie
Campun
Braden Copper Company
Guggenheim
South Ameria
Ap United States Corporation
Lin Amenean
London
United States
Leopard Bredrick
Vir Bredrick
Guegenheim Corparstinny
Unite States
Mexico
Bredith Mule
Sacha
Tos
Accte
Bouth America
Bredty
Pan Amerean Financial
Wishington Hae
Miritau
State Department
South America
Paul Wwbur
Fideral Reserve Heid
Warhurs
Dolar Exchange
Federal Reserve
Weirburg
Dredrick
Guggenhem
New York
Fredrick
Holland
For an Old Man
A poem by Miriam feichner in The New York Globe reflects an aging worker on a park bench hoping for a job. A worn old man clings to a paper as he searches the paper’s hopeful listings, while the younger and stronger look away.
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Miriam Feichner
The
New York Globe
Shouldara
Plessa
The Catfish as Viewed by River Fishermen
An antiquated portrait of the catfish describes its fishlike head, fearsome spines, and monstrous mouth. It notes catfish weight ranges from half a pound to 150 pounds, their tendency to roam on land briefly, and their infamous grin as anglers haul them from muddy waters of the Mississippi.
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Ima
Tina
Wiesissippi
Windiass
Winledale
England
Vouneter
Rippling Rhymes and the Cheering Band
An oblique verse piece describes a cheerful band with optimistic talk and restless merchants. It notes the nerve and hustle of people selling goods and the eager crowd gathered at a dwelling, while pondering why certain approaches fail and others succeed.
Prodigal Sums and War Mothballs Across The Era
Fragmentary report notes extravagant ancient Roman spending and a modern wartime rise in mothball prices. It cites figures on lavish banquets, luxuries, and a shift in goods like naphthalene, with retail impacts on households and pawnbrokers amid wartime shortages.
Reading Wilsons Presentation of the Monroe Doctrine
The piece urges every citizen to study Wilsons take on the Monroe Doctrine and U.S. rights at sea and in war history. It highlights the doctrine’s interpretation, its link to 1812, and stresses civic importance for students and families.
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England
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