Views of the War on Cable Censorship and German Aggression
An essay condemns British and French censorship of war news, argues Germany’s side is underreported, and asserts bias in American press. It cites German preparations, use of concrete gun bases near Paris, Namur, and Soissons, and questions provoking a war by force while urging fair play and full reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Germany
Belgium
Sven
Srtes
Giany
Maubeuge
Antwerp
Paignaton
Paris
von Kluck
Namur
Soissons
Fragments Highlight Debate Over War Conduct Censures
A fragmentary quote argues that broader wrongdoing by nations surpasses looting and mistreatment of troops, reflecting a critical stance on conduct during conflict. The remark contrasts moral failures in leadership with battlefield misconduct.
Fifth marriage for famed dancer Nance Gwyn hinted
Nance Gwyn, famed dancer, contemplates a fifth marriage after revealing her fiancé Collins Sut Hill of Cape Town South Africa will provide Pekinese dogs as a wedding gift. She plans to quit the stage and settle near Los Angeles after a long honeymoon world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nance Gwyn
Theitman
Collins Sut- Hill
Cape Town
South Africa
Miss Gwyn
Los Angeles
Five in Longstanding Duel Survive Local Round
Readable fragments show a local sports or competition result with names like Joh. and ain fon. The text hints at a five person event or team facing a challenge, with ongoing rounds and unresolved outcome. Further details are unreadable.
Washington Irving High girls carry market baskets in lesson
New York November 2 The Washington Irving High School girls and instructor Miss Willard tested the mayor's food supply bulletin by shopping at city markets. They carried full baskets home and praised thrifty habits. The piece cites Baltimore women and the New Woman in a discussion of marriage and independence in Jesse Lynch Williams' play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Irving High School
Mayor's Food Supply Committee
Miss Willard
Baltimore
Jesse Lynch Williams
Williams
Questioning Marriage Roles in a Cottage Home
Mr Williams questions the ideal of marriage culture arguing that traditional female duty leads to an unequal home. He suggests love does not justify perpetual service and fears a hollow, unhappy dynamic that stifles both spouses' usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Vaudeville Opens With European Star Acts At Hammerstein Victoria
New York on November 2 reports S inger's Mid gets a European aggregation led by war exile. The show features twenty skilled performers, seven ponies and two baby elephants along with ten vaudeville acts. Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert present The Only Girl at Shubert managed shows. Marie Tempest to fare well in New York at Comedy Theatre with English company headlined by Graham Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hammerstein
Victoria
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Shubert
Marie Tempest
Playhouse
London
Graham Browne
Miss Tempest
Comedy Theatre
Washington Flower Show Opens Under Florists Club
Washington readers are invited to the grand flower show opened today and running through November 8. Retail florists growers wholesalers and landscape gardeners from the city and nearby estates including government reservations entered exhibits. Daily concerts accompany the event and a sacred concert by a famous band will close the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florists Club of
On the Stage and Off Three plays pace Cumberland week
A theatrical week opens with three distinct productions from tomorrow The set includes St Elmo in deluxe film form Seven Keys to Baldpate a mystery comedy The Prodigal Judge a drama from a novel and Peg O My Heart a youth centered comedy The Board of Strategy at Eltinge Theatre in New York maps the campaign with noted producers and writers Read of Eugenie Blair joining the Walnut Philadelphia and other tidbits from Primrose and Wilson Edith Thayer Firefly and Damaged Goods rumors across Maryland Virginia and Philadelphia venues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldpate
Mellinger
Cumberland
Board of Strategy
Eltinge Theatre
New York City
A. H. Woods
Douglas Fairbanks
Pauline Frederick
Georgia Senator Resigns. Vinson Poised to Succeed
Thomas W. Hardwick resigns his seat effective today after being nominated for U S Senate by Georgia Democrats. The successor election occurs with the general election tomorrow, with Carl Vinson expected to win the long term seat and assume duties after the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas W. Hardwick
United States
Democrats of
Georgia
Carl Vinson
Milledgeville
Hardwick
Labor News and Notes Highlights Growth and Policy
The Holland carpenter union doubled its membership in five years. Portuguese barbers adopt American chairs and fixtures. Chicago plans a 26 000 volume public library in continental languages for alien residents. Miners show fewer personal crisis reports than other workers. The Trade Union League seeks a law for a half day off on Saturdays for women and girls beginning at 1 p m. The Niagara County Court upheld a one day in seven work requirement for manufacturers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Union
Holland
Chicago
Europe
Reichstag
Trade Union League
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W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Pyrederick Piano Co
Bales Re Street
Cumberland, Md
Cigby
Et. Strich & Zeidler
Kimball, Foster, Price & Teeple
Pianos
Angelus
Autotone Player
Eugenie Blair
Walnut Theatre
Philadelphia
Primrose and Wilson
Minstrels
Richmond
Norfolk
Edith Thayer
The
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Labor News and Notes
Niagara County
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
James McHugh
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