Second Year Of The War Reviewed In Turbulent Year
Entente Allies hammer Teutons on all fronts as Austria weakens and the British blockade remains effective after the Battle of Jutland. Chief developments of the world conflict are summarized in this year’s wartime review.
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A fragment notes that many listed as wounded are only slightly hurt and return to the front, with some wounded several times and reappearing in the casualties.
Carranza Offer Accepted by U S
The article notes the United States accepts a proposal from Venustiano Carranza, amid broad WWI coverage. It details global wartime dynamics including Russian advances, Verdun fighting, British conscription, and shifting alliances, summarizing strategic moves, military campaigns, and diplomatic actions through 1915.
United States Accepts Carranza Plan For Joint Commission
The United States accepts Carranza's proposal to appoint a joint commission of three officials from each government to probe causes of disputes, plan evacuation of American forces in Mexico, and draft a reciprocal frontier crossing protocol. The commission may broaden its remit to improve bilateral relations, with nonbinding recommendations pending formal acceptance. Acting Secretary of State Frank L. Polk says the U.S. will appoint its commissioners and set dates after consultations.
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Diplomats Predict Carranza Open to Washington Offer
Diplomats here believe Carranza will accept Washington's counter-proposal to enlarge the proposed commission with his own terms. President Wilson has about twenty potential appointees under consideration including Chief Justice White and Louis Brandeis. Unofficial reports from Mexico City say Luis Cabrera may head the Mexican contingent.
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Luis Cabrera
Page And Mrs Page Return To Rome After Leave
United States Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs Page arrived in Rome after two months in the United States on leave of absence.
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Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Page
Colorado Leads in Tungsten Output in First Half
United States produced 38 290 tons of tungsten ore worth 9 000 000 in six months, a record for six months. Colorado regained the lead with 1 505 tons sold between Jan 1 and Jun 30, Boulder field supplying 1 494 tons, California sold 584 tons.
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United States
Geological Survey
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Boulder
California
Alberta Rancher Sells 1,243 Cattle for 101304.50
A Gleichen Alberta rancher who started small nine years ago disposed of 1,243 cattle this season totaling 101304.50. December shipments of 217 head averaged over 80 per head, cattle shipped to Seattle included 100 head at 70 each, and a 1,700 lb Alberta steer fetched 170. Carloads from ranches near Pincher and Calgary yards moved beef to Spokane and British Columbia markets. American dealers look to Canada for beef. Alberta stock receives strong US reception. Industry shows growth in livestock shipments and sheep farming gains noted by a Sidney Manitoba farmer with a $572.50 sheep example, while 2,500 head sold at 9 each signals high wool and mutton demand.
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Seattle
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Spokane
United States
British Columbia
Carstairs
Calgary
Dept. of Agriculture
John Young
Sidney
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Manitoba
Provincial Department of Agriculture
Shootout Rumor Rocks West Gambling Den
A sensational teller arrives in a Western gambling room. A rumor spreads that Dickson was shot about a half hour earlier at the store after buying two pounds of it. Cow punchers crowd around to hear details as revolvers tighten in their belts.
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Pessimistic Logic for the Season
A maxim from the Ohio State Journal notes that many families rely on one thrifty member who stores money to lend others, creating a reputation for stinginess as the season progresses.
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Ohio State Journal
Vinegar's “Mother” Described as Germ Mass
The piece explains that the vinegar “mother” is the mass of germs responsible for turning alcohol in hard cider into vinegar. It notes the mother can be dissolved by strong oxidizers but is killed by such treatment.
Wise Dont Knocks for Making Good
A compact aphorism notes that praising a man who is making good benefits the community, while criticizing success can hinder overall progress. The Atchison Globe emphasizes that individual achievement often uplifts many.
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