Carranza Defiantly Replies To Mexican Crisis In Congress
The speech by Carranza before the Mexican congress fails to calm American unrest and may provoke further strain. He promises later reparation for losses by foreigners while noting Mexico’s long history of unsettled claims. The piece warns of continued default on property and lives damages and calls for immediate protection of American interests in Mexico.
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Carranza
Mexican Congress
Mexico
Constitutionalists
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Mexican Review
Diaz
Living Lamps and Enzymic Light Experiments
A scientist in England develops living lamps using luminous bacteria in gelatin coated flasks to provide monthlong light without material cost. The idea dates back to ancient practice with fireflies used as gentle household illumination in Cuba and other regions.
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Dubois
Chase Osborn
Michigan
Duck Island
St. Mary’s River
Osborn
Pactice
Cuba
Mastery and lapses in Wilson on style and fatal terms
A Chicago Tribune correspondent notes Wilson’s claim that style is a master, yet argues that the word fatal stands as a superlative and that most is unnecessary. The piece reflects on how critics overemphasize minor missteps while praising enduring authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Director General Hines Honors Prompt Action in Rail Strike
The New York Sun lauds Hines for directing railroad workers back to duty, ending a weeklong disruption across California Arizona and Nevada. The piece notes presidential accountability is inconsistently cited by papers when praising or condemning administration actions while affirming that subordinates also deserve credit for worthy duties.
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Railway Administration
New York Sun
Hines
California
Arizona
Nevada
Hines aGied
The
Sun
Wilson
Credi
Carnegie Annuities Link Two Nations And Two Loyalties
A discussion notes that Andrew Carnegie left more annuities to British pensioners than Americans showing a split in allegiance. Taft is the sole American recipient among public figures while Lloyd George John Morley John Burns and Thomas Burt are named among Britons. The piece cites Burt defending Carnegie as a fair employer of labor and questions Burns and Lloyd George about acceptable annuity levels given rising living costs.
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Andrew Carnegie
England
United States
Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Mr. Taft
John Morley
Lloyd George
John Burns
Thomas Burt
M. P
Burt
Mr. Carnegie
Lloyd- George
Burns
Golden plover's epic Ocean Flight Highlighted by National Geographic
A National Geographic Society bulletin, based on naturalist notes, details the golden plover's annual Arctic to Argentina migration. It nests on North American Arctic coasts, then crosses the Gulf of St Lawrence, Nova Scotia, and the Atlantic to South America, facing possible stopovers at Bermuda or the Lesser Antilles during storms. The bird returns to the Arctic after six months in Argentina, with a complex two-way journey.
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Atlantic
National Geographic Society
Arctic
Argentine
Society
North America
Labrador
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
South America
New Sagres
Bermudas
Lesser Antilles
Argentina
Texas
Yale
First airplane flight examined for nervous effects
Dr Grant and colleagues tested airplaning on several patients at a local field using stethoscopes and aphonometers to study nervous responses. They describe initial thrill and anxiety followed by exhilaration after landing, noting increased blood volume, metabolism, lung ventilation, and blood pressure as potential therapeutic effects.
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Log Angeles
Sis
Jora Mason W. Pressly
Goodrich
Reginald PF
Grant
Belgium Security Guaranteed by Britain and U S
The Evening Standard reports that Belgium will be protected against German aggression by Britain and the United States. Nurse Glare Avery, who began teaching near Hillsdale, will have her school repairs finished by Monday so she can resume work and visit schools north of Hillsdale.
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London, T
The
Evening Standard
Belgium
Britain
United States
Glalre Avery
Hillsdale
Firing Line Calls for Volunteers Amid Medical Discussion
A fragment discusses the heart absorbing and carrying oxygen as a vital element, while a call to volunteers appears in The Firing Line. The text suggests medical explanation paired with enlistment appeals, reflecting wartime public outreach.
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Leigh Libeas Hearst
As and Busineas
Associated I Thas
Associated Press
Asa Sthershee
Jamaica
Baltimore
Walsh
William Hoshaw
Capitol Avenue
J. Buerger Bros
Barber Supply House
Denver
Colo
Barber Supply Company
Wyoming Trust
Sabeend
Lore Ban Gah
Stephen Bon
John Jay
Fred Hofmann
Johnston
A. H. Marbis
A. B. Roedel
John Whitaker
Harry B. Henderson
Southern Cake & Meal Co
Gotten
Dallas, Texas
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