Carranza Defies Americans In Mexican Congress Speech
The article criticizes Carranza for defiant rhetoric on reparations and oil property, arguing the promises are vague and overdue. It urges the United States to demand clear pledges on protection of American lives and property in Mexico now rather than later.
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Carranza
Mexican Congress
Mexico
Constitutionalists
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Mexican Review
Diaz
Living Lamps Then and Now in Insect Light
Prof Dubois develops living lamps using luminous bacteria in gel coated flasks providing light for a month without material cost. The idea dates from ancient times with firefly light used in Cuba and other regions, noted as an early, practical light source.
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Dubois
Chase Osborn
Michigan
Duck Island
St. Mary’s River
Osborn
Pactice
Cuba
Review of Wilson's Stylish Excerpt and Pedagogical Lapses
A Chicago Tribune correspondent discusses Wilson described as a master of style and notes the phrase most fatal may be redundant. The piece notes minor lapses while praising the power and grace of the author’s work for students studying composition.
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Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Railway Administration praised for restoring order after strike
The New York Sun lauds Director General Hines for issuing a clear order that ended a week of halted railroad service across California Arizona and Nevada. The piece notes some writers omit the president when praising the administration but stresses both Hines and other officials deserve credit for duty well done.
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Railway Administration
New York Sun
Hines
California
Arizona
Nevada
Hines aGied
The
Sun
Wilson
Credi
Carnegie’s dual allegiance in annuities to public men
The piece notes Andrew Carnegie left more annuities to British public figures than to Americans, highlighting his Scottish and American ties. It lists John Morley Lloyd George John Burns and Thomas Burt as British beneficiaries and mentions Taft as the American recipient, with discussion of cost of living and the fairness of payments.
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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
Birds That Fly Far A National Geographic Bulletin
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights the golden plover as a prime example of extreme avian travel. The Arctic summering bird migrates 2400 miles to Argentina with several possible stopovers if storms intervene. It nests on North American Arctic coasts and returns via an alternate South American route after wintering in Argentina.
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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
Flying Promises Medical Benefits From Passenger Flights
In Los Angeles on September 6, Dr. Grant and colleagues Mason, Pressly, and Reginald conduct experiments at a local aviation field to study airplaning effects on the nervous system. They report first flight sensations include thrill and anxiety, followed by exhilaration after landing. They claim flying increases blood volume, metabolism, lung ventilation, and arterial pressure as a potential therapy for neurasthenia and related conditions.
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Log Angeles
Sis
Jora Mason W. Pressly
Goodrich
Reginald PF
Grant
Belgium Security Is Guaranteed by Britain and U S
The Evening Standard reports highest authority that Belgium’s security against German aggression will be guaranteed in the future by Britain and the United States. Miss Gloria Avery, a nurse, begins repairs on students’ facilities south of Hillsdale and will resume work by Monday then visit schools north of Hillsdale.
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London, T
The
Evening Standard
Belgium
Britain
United States
Glalre Avery
Hillsdale
Firing Line Urges Volunteers Amid War Effort
Fragmentary text describes a call to volunteers as part of a broader war mobilization. The passage mentions the heart and oxygen absorption, with the phrase tone as a metaphor for expanding civic duty and readiness.
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Asa Sthershee
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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
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