Wilson Seen as Hope for Mexico Under President Wilson
George Miner argues that Mexico, battered by civil strife, needs continued U S policy under President Wilson. He notes widespread support among Mexican officials and citizens for Wilson's restraint, plans, and humanitarian stance, contrasting with foreign capital interests opposed to U S involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miner
Miner
World
Herald
Sam
Mexico
Porfirio
States
Central America
Congress
Minor
Rio Grande
Tehhuantepec
Wilson
United States
Villa
Ganetientioras
F Elther
Nol
Republic
Merida
Yucatan
Mr. Wilson
Carranza
Diaz
Huerta
The 1641 Irish Rebellion and Bartholomew’s Day Parallel
A historical account connects St Ignatius Day 1641 to a massive Irish Catholic rebellion against English and Scottish Protestant settlers. It recalls how land confiscations, religious animosity, and a planned attack on Dublin Castle sparked massacre across Ulster, with 40 000 to 60 000 Protestants slain and widespread destruction.
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Ignatius
Constantinople
Ireland
France
Ulster
Emerald Isle
James I
Dublin
England
Ore
Maguire
Roger More
Corneulius Maguire
Inniskillen
St. Ignatius
Dublin Castle
Owen O'Connelly
Bartholomew
Will Send Italians Home From German Detention
Paris reports Germany plans to repatriate about ten thousand Italian civilians unfit for military service who have been interned. Authorities lack feeding capacity and will repatriate by way of Chiasso. The Carnagey Course in Effective Public Speaking opens Friday at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Rome
Chiasso
Development of football across nations and eras
An historical overview traces football from English roots through Roman and Greek precursors to medieval Scottish games, detailing brutal early forms, laws by English monarchs, and the spread of rugby and association football to Ireland, Canada, and the United States. It notes the American intercollegiate game’s origin from rugby and the rise of soccer as Britain’s national sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Football Association
Europe
United States
Canada
Australia
South Arica
South America
Augustus
Rome
Cortex
Chester
Scotland
Ireland
England
Edward II
Henry IV
Edward III
Richard II
James III
William Fitz Stephen
London
Philip Stubbs
Ana
Maervaile
Scote
Perth
Great Britain
America
Soccer Rivalry Grows Across United States and Canada
Atlantic seaboard reports that soccer now thrives coast to coast in the United States and Canada. In industrial New England and the East the sport rivals baseball in local interest, aided by a U S club tour of Sweden last summer and the forthcoming Canada United States international match.
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Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Canada
New England
East
Sweden
Winter League pennant clinched by Cincinnati team
Joy runs through Cincinnati as fans celebrate a Winter League pennant won by the Matty squad. The column reprised baseball nostalgia with jokes about Honus Wagner, Bugs Baer, and Langford while noting fire losses at Mutual Body Wheel Works and a charity event at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tribe
Matty
Mutual Body & Wheel Works
New York
Hughes and World War or Wilson Awakening Faith
Opinion piece argues a Hughes victory would reverse Wilsons policy and anger Central American ties. It asserts Hughes would favor intervention, hurt Latin trade, and align with railroads and Wall Street. It contrasts Wilsons restraint with Hughes backing military action.
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Hughes
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Central and
South America
United States
Europe
Henry Lane Wilson
Albert B. Fall
Mexico
Central
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelt
Maine
Wison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvarado
West
Mr. Carranza
Jesse James
Americas
Salvador Alvarado
Progresso
S Bartholomew
Frieda Hempel
Steinert’s
Hempel
Victor
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Main Street
State Street
Bridgeport
Havana
Honus Wagner
Pop
Bugs” Baer
New York Evening World
Bugs
Giants
Bobby
Sam Langford
Madison Square Garden
John Reck
Port Jefferson Steamboat Co
Steamer
M. Tooker
Port Jefferson
Savoyard
Washington
Wall Street
Rockefeller
Morgan
Underwood
Erie Railroad
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