Washington Scandal Shadows Wall Street Gambling Crisis
A Washington scandal blurs the view of Wall Street gambling and its links to government circles. The piece notes the role of figures like Thomas W. Lawson and McAdoo, argues for abolishing stock gambling, and cites Morgan interests opposing long-term government obligations. It predicts reputations of administration allies will be spared as the fall of blame extends to financiers rather than officials.
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Wall Street
Thomas W. Lawson
Ate Kemper
Vsee
New York
Owl
McAdoo
McMoo
Federal Reserve Board
Morgan
Britain
France
Federal Reserve
Rhene
Washington
National Defense Debate and the Call for a Middle Course
The piece argues for a balanced national defense stance between absolutist anti military factions and advocates of universal conscription. It critiques forced service in Europe and stresses the.need for a union of ranks across armies against political elites. It cites Poland and contemporary crises as evidence that traditional volunteer systems are costly and cumbersome.
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Echhoo
United States
Gergiany
France
Europe
Pogland
Crisia
Minute Men Training Plan to Arm Nation in Three Years
Major Parker proposes nation training schools for 16000 youths yearly, yielding 450000 trained in three years. Combined with national guard and regular army, 800000 ready for instant action, with voluntary service and legal obligation, no rise in regular army, and half current military appropriations.
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Everd
Chatgurre
John H. Parker
General Pershing
Parker
West Point
National Guard
Allies Call Entente Reply a Satisfactory Guarantee
The piece argues that announcements from the Entente to President Wilson should not be seen as conquest plans. It says the Allies describe their moves as guaranteeing the national rights of all peoples rather than seeking dominance.
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Constantinople
Austria
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Schleswig-lolstein
Denmark
Bulgaria
Sflies
Wilson
Rumors of Neutrality Violations as U.S. War Loudly Feared
The Europe focus suggests Britain accuses the United States of neutrality breaches. Allegations include blown up munitions plants and German agents plotting revolts in India. The rhetoric hints at tapping Uncle Sam's treasury to fund war expenses.
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Europe
United States
America
India
Uncle Sam
Wisconsin scientists warn bubble fountain unsanitary design
University of Wisconsin researchers report that the bubble fountain raises sanitary concerns as water sprays rise and germs linger at the top for extended periods. The study suggests the spray could allow microbes to approach people through two distinct paths as the fountain operates.
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University of Wisconsin
Sciences
Reform delays frustrate justice as empire faces bigger task
The new Russian premier says reforms can wait as the empire tackles a more urgent problem. The czarist regime has long postponed improvements citing greater concerns, while tension rises over potential clashes with Mr. Lawson. McAdoo reportedly tunneled the Hudson after a project stalled, signaling a major political turn. With Thaw back in the spotlight, New York state appears set to test how impotent criminal law is against money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York
America
Great Fire at Kingsland Punctures Plant Causing Large Loss
A massive blaze at the Canadian Car Foundry Company piunitions plant in Kingsland New Jersey destroyed the facility, causing losses over 4 million dollars. About 400 people were left homeless as shells exploded and the fire illuminated broad areas including New York City’s water front.
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Canadian Car Foundry Company
Kingsland
N. J
New York City
Tront
Story of a Great Novel by M. A. Kline at YMCA banquet
A Young Men's Literary club banquet features M. A. Kline presenting on A Great Novel. He outlines a long review of Henry Sienkiewicz's With Fire and Sword set in 1647 Poland Ukraine era with Yan Sukhetski and Bogdan Khmelnitsky, praising vivid battle scenes, Falstaffian Pan Zagloba, and heroic deeds while noting the work’s historical scope and emotional impact. The reviewer laments changing subject but emphasizes the novel’s grand scope and lasting literary power.
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Young Men's Literary Club
M. A. Kline
Darkey
Mr. Deming
Hawthorne
Grarier
David Copperfield
Henry Remond
Portenia
Commonwealth of Poland
Ukraine
Russia
Dnieper
Dniester
Helena Kurtsevich
Yan Skshetuski
Hussars
Yeremi
Rus
Tartary
Bogdan Zeneevi Hmelnitski
Pan Yan
Chierin
Pan Zagloba
Pan Podbipient
Poland
Pan Podbiplenta
Chigrin
Kurtsevich
Helena
Bogun
Ami
Poa Tan
Ones
Svat
Geot
Lubin
Yerem
Commonwealth
Pam Yan
Helens
Pan Yau
Hoetesa
Shem
Lubai
Jendifen
Inwalt
Hmelhoitext
Qaya
Lubal
Pototski
Hmelnitski
Grand Hetwran
Hwmelniteki
Lobal
Pan van
Begun
Khan
Prince Yeremi
Zbaraj
Pan Podbipienta
Pan Yua
Man
Bogua
Pan Zagroba
Bogue
Bar
Horpyna
Pan Michael
Littlean Michael
Wich
Pan
Jendzian
Jesus
Mary
Rama
Henry Sienkiowics
A Convict's View On Liquor
A letter from Barry B. Williams of the state penitentiary at Rewlioy argues liquor traffic is a threat to liberty and the home. He contrasts benefits to brewers with harm to families, farms, and towns, urging abolition to preserve morality and national strength.
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Mr. Lawson
Hudson River
Kingsland, Wl
Yan
Pao Yeou
Khap
Hmemitoki
Barry B. Williaws
Immai
Rewlioy
Steiere
Atata
Erist Mill
Grist Mill
Elso
Aegis
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