Washington Scandal Ties to Wall Street Gambling
The piece argues dangers from stock gambling and federal ties to Wall Street, citing Thomas W Lawson and McAdoo roles. It suggests reform like abolishing stock gambling and notes Morgan interests influence, with calls to reveal names tied to the scandal when exposed.
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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
National Defense Debate Seeks Middle Course on Service
Writers argue against a universal draft and for a balanced approach amid calls for arms in Europe. The piece cites Poland and Mentemn crises to critique volunteer and guard models while warning against extreme factions pressing forced service.
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Echhoo
United States
Gergiany
France
Europe
Pogland
Crisia
Minute Men Training Plan for Emergency Army
The discussion favors a Parker plan to create nation training schools for minute men combining military and vocational training. In three years 450,000 would be trained, totaling 800,000 with National Guard and regulars, ready for instant action, reducing costs and preserving civil traditions.
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America
Everd
Chatgurre
John H. Parker
General Pershing
Parker
West Point
National Guard
Entente Reply Framing National Rights as Guarantees
The article states the Entente replies to President Wilson call the rival powers plans for territory as not conquest but a “satisfactory guarantee of the national rights of all peoples.” It lists ambitions by Russia Italy France Britain and Romania Serbia to redraw borders including Constantinople Alsace Lorraine Schleswig Holstein and Bulgaria.
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Constantinople
Austria
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Schleswig-lolstein
Denmark
Bulgaria
Sflies
Wilson
Neutrality claims and war expense talk swirl in Europe
European observers doubt the U S will resist war costs as Britain accuses the United States of violating neutrality. Alleged munitions plant explosions and German plots in America are cited to paint Uncle Sam as footing the war bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
America
India
Uncle Sam
Wisconsin scientists warn bubble fountain unsanitary
University of Wisconsin researchers find bubble fountain water becomes unsanitary as rising spray traps germs that may dance on the surface for hours. The study notes the fountain’s spray creates another microbial exposure route despite water rising vertically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Sciences
Premier delays reforms amid empire’s urgent duties
The new Russian premier says reforms can wait as the empire faces a greater priority than justice for its people. The czarist regime has habitually postponed improvements when citizens demand change, amid a broader critique of legal power in America.
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Russia
Fire at Kingsland plant leaves millions in losses
A massive explosion at the Canadian Car Foundry Company piunitions plant in Kingsland New Jersey destroys the facility causing over 4 million dollars in damage. The blast leaves about 400 people homeless as shocks are felt for miles and the blaze lights up New York City water front with vivid bursts.
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Canadian Car Foundry Company
Kingsland
N. J
New York City
Tront
Great Polish Novel Titled With Fire and Sword
M A Kline reviews Henry Sienkiewicz's With Fire and Sword read at the Young Men's Literary club banquet. He outlines the 1647 Polish Ukraine tale with Yan Skshetuski and Bogdan Khmelnitski, praises Zagloba and Podbipienta, and contrasts its vivid battle scenes with modern war.
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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
Bogua
Pan Zagroba
Bogue
Bar
Horpyna
Pan van
Pan Michael
Zbaraj
Littlean Michael
Wich
Pan
Jendzian
Jesus
Mary
Rama
Henry Sienkiowics
A Convict Voices Against Liquor Traffic in Letters
A convict from the state penitentiary at Rewlioy urges repeal of liquor laws, arguing the traffic harms families and society. He contends benefits accrue to brewers, harms to home life, and predicts economic loss outweighs tax revenue while detailing widespread misery from drunkenness.
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Barry B. Williaws
Immai
Rewlioy
United States
Steiere
Atata
Erist Mill
Grist Mill
Elso
Aegis
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Inwalt
Hmelhoitext
Qaya
Lubal
Pototski
Hmelnitski
Grand Hetwran
Hwmelniteki
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Khan
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Yan
Pao Yeou
Khap
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