Vampires in the Nation’s Press Fight Child Labor Laws
A vigorous editorial denounces efforts to suspend child labor and women’s protection laws as unpatriotic. It argues powerful interests profit from child sweat and calls for continued enforcement and broader public opposition to any rollback. The piece links political pressure in Albany to a broader attack on democracy and national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Republic
Capitol
Albany
N. Y
Brown
Industrial Commission
New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Fife
England
Britain
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Canada
Australia
Amerie
Republi
Belsium
Amenca
Elerica
Mualoch
Burial of Genet American Martyr Aviator
A vivid account recalls the burial of Genet American Martyr Aviator in Paris. It describes a somber procession guarded by French troops, mourners showering flowers, and a public tribute to Genet and his father Citizen Genet, noting his youth and celebrated French ancestry. The piece laments his death at age twenty two during frontline combat and highlights memories from a Paris press lunch and the broader wartime impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oour Press
Paris
Genet Ane
Genet
New York State
George Washington
Amile
Protecting Genet
Serge
Ro McConnell
Oy Opht
Selel
McConnell
Gevinia
McConnland
Myeta
Havard
McCan
Loatehiel
Gary
Perthity
Tetmba
Hog+ fey
Pau
Laball
Bue
Hoskier
Ewift Ornesented Nieuaport
Ruslan
Tos- Kiedy
Kier
Querer
Coenet
Genero
Germany
Hor
Belgium
Kupper
Gennt
ENOL
Walt
Tasker
Ad Gan
Avintar
Tidat
Howler
Jamselt
PVM
Ana Theo
Yale
Krance
Wodiattey- Hydreavien Schoole
Corps
Bordeaux
Amuetine
Onlafon
Ile Daverdolla
Yeo
Austria and Hungary in flux as empire faces shifting politics
The piece surveys Austrian and Hungarian leadership, noting the divided aims within the empire, with references to the emperor, premier figures, and Slavic regional sentiment. It discusses parliamentary dynamics, potential changes in policy, and the fragile balance between central authority and regional loyalties amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devekid
Aueteta
Austria
Hunaiey
Agholy
Vanmienty
Ered
Anat
Ang
Pangary
Hee Empire
Clanie Murthiid
Anata
Kangen
Anatrhia
Iimaelt
Alice
Wat Krom
Peawen
Tine Vii
Heer
Eleenbergan
Slovenia
Charles
John Morley on Liberty and social development
John Morley argues that liberty is foundational for evolving societies as it allows new ideas and living experiments. He cautions against excessive coercion and asserts that unfettered conduct within self-regarding limits fosters growth, despite fear and the risk of misjudgment by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morley
Mrad
Saci Ovelt
Daver
New Place Old Reason Verse on Liberty and War
Fragmented OCR text discusses liberty, constitution, and Western Europe amid war. It mentions radical youth, politics, and the rise of mobilization, with references to Hapsburgs, Vienna, and postwar hopes for reform. The piece reads as a garbled historical editorial or satirical commentary from a wartime era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneeey
Pete
Tania Harmer
Metesnia
Heider
The Strait of Dardamelles
Vague verse extols ancient Greeks across Lemnos to Troy as they resist Asian invaders. It proclaims Asia shall yield and Greek ships will ride again past Athena and Holy Wisdom toward freedom, invoking the Hellespont and Minotaur references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemnos Isle
Samathrace
Troy
Helen
Athena
Asia
Holy Wisdom
Hellespont
Virgin
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Biewiss
Washington
United States
Areca
le Aries
Wits
Watson's
Leaebern
Mr. McCard
Torwir
Heaths Reyer
Dane
Tibet
Siresei
Indiia
Aviator
Hy Bigpling Bellin
Clergi and
Plein Dente
Eesterdaa
Munidd
Nticeth Wien
Elite Suveviaen
Mennar
Fond Cathor
Preston
Universal Manta
Wffrar
Viena
Strait of Dardamelles
Herbert French
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