Public Wins It in Fort Wayne Schools
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette lauds the public’s defeat of party politics in city schools. Dr Gross loses to Cook, seen as the more public-spirited choice, with strong editorial praise for council members who followed public will and rejected political scheming.
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Fort Wayne Gazette
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Eherein
Fort Warne
Gross
Cook
Journal-Gacetes
Tee
Journeil-Gazette
Irish Floor Fight Delays Ireland Resolution in House
Washington reports Irish supporters faced a floor refusal from Speaker Gillett due to time constraints. Mason returned the resolution to the Foreign Affairs Committee chair, noting no one would be allowed to present it. The measure, altered to a general sympathy stance, mirrors Armenian concerns and reflects party tensions over parliamentary procedure and Irish aid.
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Washington
Gillett
Ireland
Mason
Porter
Foreign Affaire Committee
Resolutis
Caverd Po
Irish Republic
Senate
Republican House
Wien
Canin Lodge
Wake Smith
Tom Vertson
Iin
Hus Hergendd
Wilson's Intolerable Usurpations Amid Era of Turbulent Politics
Fragmentary text claims President Wilsen asserts authority over military and state matters, describing disputed power and public sentiment amid unrest. References to Maine and other places appear garbled, with names and events partially unreadable.
Hinnery Cabin's Offering and Lodge Speech Critique
A critical editorial ridicules Senator Lodge's convention speech and its claims. It contrasts Lodge's misrepresentations with Democratic accomplishments like the Federal Reserve Act, income tax, and child labor laws, denouncing Lodge as unreliable and the GOP leadership for selecting him.
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Senator Lodge
Why This Hell-Reart From Hiram Why This Hell-Reart From Hiram
A fragmentary voice questions Hiram and his party over gains to Chicago and a call for a straight denunciation of a league of nations. The speaker asks if a convention will harmonize with current Senate records and vows to renounce the league if not.
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Hiram
Chicago
League of Nations
Harmo
Hell-Roario
Senate
League
America
Cook County Repudiation of Lowden in Convention
The Cook County delegation to the Republican National Convention fractures state sentiment by backing Lowden, signaling opposition to Governor Thompson. The move follows controversy over funding from Lowden’s manager for St. Louis delegates, a detail likely to influence national committee views and the governor’s position.
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Cook County
Lowden
Till Thompson
Conk County
Discussing an Anglo Japanese Alliance and America’s stance
A fragmented note discusses America’s view on an Anglo Japanese Alliance and potential shifts in policy. It hints at strategic alignments, possible naval or diplomatic balance, and implications for the Allies and Asia. The text is unclear but signals caution about entanglements and global power dynamics.
Opposition in Japan Over Alliance With Great Britain
Observers note two Japanese factions on the Britain Japan alliance. One group opposes the treaty as is, fearing Japan would face the United States in a war with Britain. The other opposes Article IV, arguing Britain would not aid Japan in any US dispute. The American public should see Britain Japan ties as a serious US menace.
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Japan
United States
Great Botan
Ither
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Tropics
Helen
Omphale
Hercules
Jeanné
Leopold
Benison
Glass
Mexico
Angie
Edith
Sikermann
Solferina
the Montezumas
Chepultegee
Alameda
Alvarado
Carlota
Launcelots
Maximilian
Lacken Castle
Not Hard For Hinnery In Constitutional Row
The text attacks the Budget as unconstitutional under the original passage and claims President Wilson was killed to embarrass Hinnery. It accuses Congress of implementing laws amid a do nothing stance and mentions Cabot and Ged in a cryptic, partisan frame.
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Senator Lodge
Chicago
Indianapolis Star
Goedrich
Lodge
Wilson
Boston
E Aid Nos
Gabin Tadse
Congress
Hinnery
Mabor
Indienatolis News
Sinn Fein Victory in Ulster Defeats Unionists in Local Elections
Sinn Fein captured control in county and district councils across Ulster, unseating incumbents including Sir Edward Carson in several communities. The gains extended to Fermanagh and Belfast districts, signaling a strong shift in local power amid unrest and political realignment.
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Botking
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Sinn Fejers
Wormanash
Iis Teffst
Camnett
Haed Taber
TNS
Cntesional
Aimee Tee Hicme
A Mother's Prayer From Faith to Destiny Across Life
A reflective piece by Dr. James I. Vance extols mothers as agents of faith hope and love shaping a child's future. It honors a mother's prayers insisting that a mother's devotion transcends belief boundaries and remains a constant blessing. The plea emphasizes a mother's selfless care and unwavering welcome home.
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James I. Vance
Inter-Church World Movement
Federal Council of the Churches of America
Heaven
The Hopeless Situation Fram Ne Ine Paint as Imperial Polities
Fragmentary notes describe a bleak scene where an unnamed frame or panel cites imperial polities as the source of mounting despair. The language suggests a critical view of power structures and governance, with emphasis on helplessness and systemic strain.
Borah and Johnson Push Denunciation of League in Platform
A political analysis notes Senator Borah and Johnson insisting on a straight denunciation of the League of Nations and pushing the policy to the floor. It contrasts Republican Senate critiques, calls out attacks on the covenant, and recalls Roosevelt and Wilson era debates.
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Borah
Johnson
League of Nations
League
Senate
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Tolaho
Berek
Belaz
Roosevelt
Ndtv
France
Manshin
Wilsor
Borok
Lie Poelits
Budget Bill Dies After Senate Rejection
Senate defeats proposed budget amid pressure from lawmakers opposing overhaul. Critics warn cuts could slow essential services while supporters argue restraint stabilizes finances and preserves core programs amid ongoing fiscal debate.
A Writer's Tribute to a Dying Empress
A lingering editorial about Carreta empress of Mexico and widow of Maximilian, penned by John F Ravanis, sparked wide comment after its May report from Laeken Castle. The piece, later echoed in Missouri journalism, highlighted the empress's sorrowful fate and drew mixed reactions.
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Carreta
Mexico
Murfierea Maximilian
Laeken Castle
Belgium
John F Ravanis
Missouri
Carlota
Edwards
Kwarra
Sfnifows
Poor Carlota and Maximilien's lover fade in illness
From Europe reports say Carlota's milidy wanes and Maximilien's young widow nears death. A King's visit may bring consolation and blessing. The prose laments her beauty and fevered longing as distant seas and memories entwine with her fading life.
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Tispatenes
Europe
Maximilien
Pertiouy
Education Of Algernon In Poetry And Prohibition
A review of Coulson Kernahan’s Education Of Algernon, detailing his portrait of Swinburne and Watts-Dunton’s influence. The piece traces Swinburne’s wild London days, the Pines years, and the prohibition regime as a method of reform, including anecdotes on wine tastes and diplomatic persuasion.
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Coulson Kernahan
Kernahan
John Lane Company
Swinbourness
Swinburne
Rossetti
Bohemia
Caleden
Bookland
Bacchicravel
Scanegrace
Watts-Dunton
Grosse
Watts
Kern
Han Tainly
Swinburns
London
Algernon
Old Spain
Tals
Tennyson
Bisrest
Damas
Athos
Porthos
Aramis
D'Ar— Qaymen
Burgundy
Alggernon
Kemahan
Watts-Dunlon
Watts- Tunton
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