Fair Trial Defense Defends O Leary Amid Press Critique
The piece argues for an absolute fair trial for Jeremiah O Leary, faults government pressures on lawyers, praises Henry Wise, and defends the right of unpopular defendants. It lauds Agures who defend treason rights while condemning attempts to discredit legal defense in wartime America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah O
New York City
Henry A. Wise
New York
O'Leary
United States
Amories
Csk
Ignal Nehta
Jerry Leary
Mr. O'Lear
Pete
Abi Wise
Thwan
Cam
Anen
Joseph H. Choate
Germany
Wilson
Council of Jewish Women
Riv 'Ir
Wayne
Ribps
Amerina
Two Platforms in Indiana Politics Compared in Detail
The piece analyzes Democratic and Republican platforms in Indiana, contrasting war aims and liberty with reconstruction, tariff, labor, farmers, soldiers, and suffrage. It highlights Democrats favoring a nonpartisan tariff commission, labor solidarity, soldier protections, farm programs, and women’s suffrage, while Republicans emphasize a speedy Payne Aldrich tariff and a vague reconstruction stance.
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Indiana
Penrose
Federal Tariff Commission
Coutry
Labor
Amaia Puey
Honor PaeNt Af Priette
Fleur-de-lis and knightly banners in medieval memory
The article traces the fleur-de-lis as a sacred symbol from Domremy to French royalty and English kings, linking its lineage to medieval banners, Holy War iconography, and dynastic changes. It recounts Clovis, Henry II, Napoleon, and the Bourbon era, noting the symbol’s evolving meaning in France and Britain. It also surveys the Knights of Malta as sea guardians, detailing their naval role against pirates and legendary acts of valor aboard galleons.
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Town of Arc
Iles
Domremy
Christendom
Holy Land
Constantine the Great
Franca
Clovis
Franks
France
England
Germany
Edward II
Ireland
Scotland
James 1
Charles 1
Charles I
James I
Frince
Henry VII
Dover
Jerancis
el George II
House of Bourbon
Salle
Father Mire
Julie
Arand
Eddy Women
Sapeleon
Wis Patidor
Eliigen Kine
Lovie Phillae
Taulite
Napoleon Bonaparte
Knights of Malta
Meritersen
Veyier
Genoa
Order
Rhodes
Malin
Kulghia
Kniehis
Malta
Iskend
Europe
Africa
Armsett
Radoslavoff Passes Amid Balkan Intrigue
The article notes Premier Radoslavoff of Til Ayia resigns as turmoil in the Balkans grows. It cites alleged treachery by Thilgarla and G erman influence, accusing Bulgaria of aiming to dominate Serbia Greece and Macedonia while questioning Radoslavoff's strength against Germany and Austria.
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Radoslavent
Til Ayia
Lae Thisicians
Balkans
Geserthea
Edward Mrey
Bulgaria
Germany
Thilgarla
Antiex Choles
Serbia
Greece
Berlin
Malslew
Alf
Varkey
Wns
Eiff
Ile Hind
Morava
Macedonia
Aegean
Uulgaria
Radoslavoff
Anatria
Politician Meeting in Indianapolis Sparks Campaign Debate
Republican figures met in Indianapolis to discuss planetary campaign strategy and the potential use of administration mistakes as ammunition. Critics warn the tactic risks national stability for political gain, questioning whether exploiting errors benefits only a few leaders.
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Republican Poliicians
Indianapolis
Planetarion
Uumia
Mur
Queen Alexandra's Treasures Stored at Marlborough House
A National Geographic Society bulletin recounts Compiegne's history and its forest, royal ties, and the births and deeds linked to the town. It highlights Joan of Arc's capture, Napoleon's honeymoon sites, and Georges Guynemer, born Christmas Eve 1894, famed French ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
National Geographic Society
Quise
Compiegne
Paris
Paris-St. Quentin
Amiens
Soiseons
France
Clovis
Louis XV
Gariel
Bulla
Marie Antoinette
Maris
Marie Conise
Napoleon I
Metternich
Bute
Schonbrunn
Evea
Euphrates
Rouen
Compeigne
Noyon-Mone Didier
Compiagne
Louis XVI
Napoleon 4
Louis Phillippe
Napoleon III
Georges Guynemer
The Knights of Malta and their sea guard history
The passage recalls Malta’s Knights defending trade routes from Ottoman and Moorish threats. It notes Malta’s islands where their castles once stood and chronicles their decline as Napoleon conquered the order. It mentions recruiting young men for adventure and the symbolic cross worn by knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Tts
Malta
Ammunition Wagon in Wartime Chaos Described
In vivid war reporting, an ammunition wagon crew battles mad horses and exploding shells as drivers push to keep supply lines open. Officers and soldiers endure the pandemonium, with horses panicked and gaps in the line threatening delay. A driver praises the ponies’ pluck, while a wounded morale moment unfolds as a lonely mail call reveals a shy boy receiving a belated Christmas card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London Mail
Catan
Cin Gare
Shelly
Ibwei
Woo
Reid
The Irish Village Amid Glen and Bog in Nature’s Plain Voice
The piece portrays the Irish village as whitewashed cabins set among rocks, gorse, and heather. It celebrates untouched landscape, clear skies, and hardy people who live simply. When villages grow into towns with taller buildings, the essence remains rooted in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selenen Monitor
Ireland
Tong
Mail Delays Reported By Mendau Pioneer Readers
In Mendau North Dakota the Pioneer notes mail delays from France with letters arriving sporadically after a period of weeks without mail. The report highlights irregular mail service affecting residents and emphasizes the impact on daily communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostevin
Infantry
Ina Inter
France
Mendau
Pioneer
Evening Peace Over France Keep Our Nation Bliss
A reflective poem praising a tranquil dusk over France. It envisions cows and crickets, stars across hills, and a peaceful night allowing citizens to rest and work without fear. The verse links domestic calm to national sovereignty and vows to defend the nation.
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France
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