Carranza parodies Wilson and Lincoln in Mexican oil row
A satirical expose likens Carranza to Wilson and Lincoln while accusing him of attempting to seize American oil properties in Mexico. The piece details a district court dispute at Tuxpam and frames Carranza’s decrees as a legal sham aimed at confiscating foreign-owned oil fields amid war tensions.
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Kalter Wilheim
God
Mr. Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Lincoln
Mr. Carranm
Lincon
Carranza
Rafael Nieto
Hun
Wir
Ofl
Tuxpam
Carranzas
American Congress
Woodburn
Oliver Cromwell
Bryce
Congress
United States
Willson
South
Carranda
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Italy's War Effort and Economic Strain Amid Allied Victory
A detailed review of Italy's total mobilization in World War I, tracing military losses and gains, manpower shifts, and the strain on economy and industry. It notes 6 million called to colors, roughly 1 million lost, and huge noncombat losses, while praising Italian engineering feats and wartime production. The piece highlights colonial limits, labor shortages, and financial efforts, including Italy's vast war expenditures and reliance on allied cooperation.
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Austria-Llumgary
Bonehile
Mary
Surcess
Italy
Balkan
Ain France Oret
Lereetua
Warlon
Piave
Feld
Malye Solvdiere
Laonne
Pinve
Ihery
Lintiin Elde
Italynod
Albania
France
America
Germany
United States
Linly
Sixnon
Linthua
Aliens Learn U S Government Through Citizenship Classes
Many aliens entering naturalization courts are better grounded in American government than natives, due to citizenship classes run by the Bureau of Naturalization in public schools. These courses aim to raise the standard of citizenship to meet strict state laws and court requirements, while simplifying the complex naturalization process.
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Naturalization Courts
Americas
Bureau of Naturalization
Department of ‘Labor
Naturalization Court
Citizenship Classes Sharpen Applicants for Naturalization
The article notes that citizenship classes train alien applicants to withstand court grilling. Those well prepared can satisfy most questions, while others are urged to study more under judge guidance. Graduates nearly always succeed in obtaining naturalization.
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Italian Bureau of Public Information
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Felice Ferrero
Sher
Arma
Lo War
Almont
Austria
Vallana
Francie A. Slaaon
The
Guaramty Trust
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Pathless Mountain
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