Grating on His Nerves Overman Socialism Debate
A historical column argues that fear of socialism is overstated. It cites Sherman and President Wilton, distinguishing capital S Socialism from generic socialist ideas in government controls of railroads food fuel shipbuilding and wartime industries. It suggests most Americans are not aligning with radical socialism.
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Sherman
Illinois
Wilton
Auld
Cours
Troteky
Lenin
Max Eastman
Victor Berger
United States
Cheyennes Endure Transformation Across Plains History
The Cheyennes, once fierce raiders and nomads along the Platte and into the Southwest, gradually settled into farming and diverse trades after wars and forced relocations. Leaders like Capt. Payne and Dr. White Beaver marked a protracted conflict that ended in a draw, with many tribe members adapting to civil life in Oklahoma and Montana.
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Christian Scienes Monitor
Russell, Majors & Waddell
Welle Fargo
United States
Great Plains
Missouri
Forties
California
Platte
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Tall Bull
Republican River Valley
David L. Payne
Deniphan County
Kansas
Baffald
Republican River
George A. Custer
Mmtervals
Frank Powell
White Beaver
Oklahoma
The
Indian School Journal
Plains
Prophet Priest of 16th Century Foretold Great War
The article cites Brother Johannes who predicted a great war and named Kaiser Wilhelm as a key figure long before Germany’s unification. It notes the 1914 motto Gott Mit Uns echoed in his words and hints at uncanny foreknowledge affecting rulers like Borod or Von Papen.
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Kaiser
Kaiser Wilhelm
Johannes
Borod
von Papen
prophecy of Brother Johannes echoed in world war talk
Reprint of a Denver News piece arguing that a fifteenth century French monk Brother Johannes predicted a European conflict resembling World War I. The article links his allegorical prophecy to Prussian and French symbols, naming ABE MARTIN and a shift from fleur de lis to game cock emblems, and speculates on global upheaval under a monarch claiming divine will.
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Potsdam
Muentich
Johannes
Henry
China
The
Orange
Gument
Veredito Davis
Denver News
Johannas
Natons
Paris Figaro
Londo Times
Dowbt
the Times
No clear event title in the fragment
The excerpt discusses political figures and fears about socialism and democracy with references to Sherman and the Emergency Float corporation seizing 500 Philadelphia houses for shipbuilders. It reads as opinion from a columnist about socialism, democracy, and war-time policy.
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Old Guard
Sherman
Philadelphia
The White Eagle Prophecy and The Great War
A speculative piece analyzes Brother Johannes prophecy linking a white eagle to freedom and the United States. It traces imagined battles between white and black eagles through World War I, referencing Germany the Marne Gallieni and a Westphalia gun works.
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United States
Rumla
Johannes
Madame Tredes
Tolstoy
Hhe
Parte
The
Marne
Gallieni
Happiness Then Depths of Despair
An excerpted dialogue reveals Mr. Trent speaking with Richard about marital discontent and missed companionship. The dying father confesses unfulfilled longings to his wife’s son, contrasting fantasy with reality and hinting at strained family bonds.
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Margaret
Mr. Trend
Richard
Margie
Mollie
Mr. Trent
Trent
Just A Minute Till We Look Em Over
A jumble of clipped notes reflects varied topics from earthquakes in California, a Ramona birthplace house destroyed by shocks, to a Philadelphia divorce suit. It cites a Denver headline about boot supply, mentions Kaiser era gun talk, wool payments debated by Congress, and street paving critiques in New York.
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California
Ramona
Union Pacific Agent at Pine Bluffs Resigns
Pine Bluffs Wyoming April 29 Helber local agent for the Union Pacific at Pine Bluffs resigns to take a rest and plans a brief visit with his parents in southern Illinois before returning to Pine Bluffs to resume work in the fall Mrs Helber accompanies him Jamon Degler of Chappell Nebraska takes charge of the head station after the change
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Helber
Union Padres
Railroad
Hiebber
Ondiow Paville
Illinois
Pine Blast T
Helber Prane
Jamon Degler
Chappell, Nebr
Ster Ton
Political mudslinging over state leases denied by governor
The Tribune refutes rumors that Gov Houx has any interest in state land leases, labeling the circulating stories as dirty political tactics. The piece condemns the anonymous whispers and asserts the governor’s record as a booster for the state, noting he has no direct or indirect lease ties.
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Tribune
Houx
The
Bas
Hia
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Berlin
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America
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