Rathenau Murder Casts Dark Shadow Over Germany
The assassination of Dr. Walter Rathenau, Germany’s foreign minister, in Berlin marks the most serious blow since America entered the war. The piece hails Rathenau as a rare statesman whose policy toward treaty obligations and conciliation could have restrained French occupation, while noting the danger posed by reactionaries and the troubling persistence of monarchist elements within Germany.
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Germany
America
Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Popil
Republic
Howe i
Caés
Senate
Lincoln
Wirth
Rome
Rathenau
House
Lloyd-George
Rosicare
Anderica
France
Geoman
Ludendorff
Maximilian Harden
Hosey Plan Aims at River Dam and Park Renewal
A local proposal by Mayor Haney outlines a 12 foot dam on the Myitimes river at Anthony boulevard to fund a municipal heating plant and convert Three Rivers park into a premier recreation ground. The plan emphasizes river utilization for public benefit and years of city growth with cautious steps toward flood prevention and beautification.
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Meyor Haney
Myitimes
Anthony
Ny. Sonter
Oncludon
Bankas
Fivera
Letters from the Tsar's Court Recalled in War Era Review
A critical review discusses German, Russian, and Austrian monarchs through excerpts from letters and notes dated 1900s to 1910s. It highlights personal family ties between rulers, the human side of autocrats, and how correspondences reveal sentiments toward peace and growing tensions before World War I.
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Mematte
Halvor
Reshat
Ben
Roe Reway
Jeunior
William
Germany
Thorne
Murores
Afoscow
Teane
Dun Foving
Michael
Nidwinter Palace
Fete Urar
Jave Tourte
Tully
England
Russia
Grenca
Micky
Altn
Gormmny
Tie
Kawain
Allan
Remembering a diplomat and statesman in troubled times
The text honors a long-serving diplomat connected to the Chinese ministry in Washington. It praises his courage during the Boxer uprising, his self-effacing conduct, and his role in fostering contacts between nations. It questions whether his fate was natural or murder, noting his return home and the risk of execution amid turmoil.
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Americana
Washington
Frank
Ian
Xeaton
Imerion
Chariah
Ambitious Balkan Leader Is Today’s War Icon
A fragmented sketch praises a Balkan statesman’s role in diplomacy and war. The piece credits his eloquence for shifting a country into alliance with the Allies and notes his influence in Billy– Balkan diplomacy, with scenes in Rome and a cast of dramatic political actors.
Gompers and Communism at Labour Convention
An old critique argues Gompers sided with Russian communists at a labor federation convention. It contends his stance on recognizing and aiding the magiot regime framed a defense of labor leaders aligned with communists. The piece asserts opponents would have backed a communist resolution if Gompers had failed.
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Adalbert
Comini
Rusia
van Yan
Ramuel Gompora
Gompera
Aland
Magiot
Gompers
Sgf
Gumpers
Bin
Bar Gompers
Lincoln speech and the people’s government phrase origins
An analysis traces the Lincoln era quote “a democracy that governed by the people for the people” to earlier sources like Webster and Parker. It discusses whether Lincoln originated the phrase and notes Webster’s influence and Theodore Parker’s use in 1850. The piece weighs attribution and lasting impact on public interest.
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Adam Hats
Hahan
John Marsnanl
Maryland
Boston Transcript
Theodora Parker
Boston
Bre Arent
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Kalage
Hove
Nicholas
Ema
Hille
Mike
Wilhelm
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Alpoore
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Presenta “Anidadeoclana
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Serovata
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Daora
Cinglog
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Sinny
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Uate
Alle Twhdow
Edwerdam
Georgie
May King
George
Cumberlands
Hamburg
Patadie
Cora
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Romanot
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Rent Hermuar
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Murpone
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Oman
Feder the Great
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Vosbal
Arthur
Mille
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Rénard Vit
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Connaught
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Bie
Heary Wilson
Paling
Watter
Orient
Jonason
Bnefend
Lever
Brillant
Bode
Mackall
Webster
Parkermalt
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