Mexico for Mexicans and the patriotic battle tale
A Cheyenne man recalls near Juarez fighting and a boy soldier who captured a sword from a Federal officer. He praises the Mexican Constitutionalist cause and depicts elite oppression, urging US support to back the masses against tyranny. Also included are domestic advice passages on managing husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. . Chapman
Cheyenne
Old Mexico
Juarez
Chapman
Mexico
Mr. Chapman
Mexico City
Constitutional Army
Wilson
United States
Word to the Bride: Understanding the Man as an Overgrown Baby
The article advises women to view men as grown children and to guide married life by patient mothering and clear boundaries. It suggests treating her husband as an equal partner while setting terms for behavior and responsibilities within the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Business Conditions Improve Across Nation Predicts Henry Clews
The Star Journal notes a shift to optimism as crop prospects brighten and industrial demand recovers. Henry Clews predicts a rebound in steel and textiles with railroads increasing equipment orders and a forthcoming era of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Fabiia
Congress
Mexico
Star Journal
Underwood Tariff Sparks Global Unease and Mixed Reactions
The Underwood tariff is blamed for a global mood shift with reports of unrest in Canada and Japan. A Montreal firm advertising for twenty men drew a mob of about four thousand seeking work within hours. Japanese economist Fujihira notes banks reluctant to lend despite ample deposits, signaling cautious revival. The piece likens tariff impact to biblical fame and notes slow reserve bank organization amid looming harvests.
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Germany
France
England
Canada
Montreal
Japan
Fujihira
Yokohama
New York
Moses
The
Mount
World-Herald
Sixty eight years since first recorded baseball match
The article recalls the first documented baseball game between Marekerbocker and New York Baseball clubs at Hoboken's Elysian Fields. It notes glove free play, underhand toss rules, and informal social scenes. It highlights baseball's rising national and international appeal and mentions wide adoption across the United States and overseas.
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Marekerbocker
New York
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N. J
United States
Plyera
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Japan
French Athletic Association
American legation seeks safety for missions in Kansu
The American legation asked the Chinese foreign office to grant peace and protection to missionaries in Kansu province from the bandit White Wolf. Brigands have looted and harassed several missions in the area.
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Pbhkin
Legation Today
Chinese Foreign Office
Kansu Province
Pease
White Wolf
Coochea
Recovered from Lung Trouble Now Insured
A public notice states Dean Btarash and Palage Pharmacy Drug Os have secured insurance coverage after a prior lung trouble, with Bok a yh Fates 5 a f remy 2 wt as involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesurance Company Bok
Fates
Dean Btarash
Fremy
Palage Pharmacy Drug
When Widows Discuss Matrimony Sparks a Tie
A wry quip notes that when a widow and a widow er discuss marriage the result tends to a stalemate. The joke hinges on wordplay around widow and wed and reflects light social humor.
Defeat of Eberhart in Minnesota Certain
Late returns show Daniel Lawhler ahead of Connan W. Hammond by about 1500 votes for the Democratic subernatorial nomination. W. H. Lee's lead over Governor Eberhart grows with new returns, and supporters concede the governor's defeat.
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Eberhart
Minnesota
ST. Paul, Minn
Daniel Lawhler
Conan W
Hammond
Tion. W
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Underwood
Hood River
Qhenstein Bros
Capitol Ave
Wmn. Myers Dry Goods Co
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