Legal basis of submarines war sparks international debate
Berlin reports Prof Theodor Niemeyer of Kiel argues submarine warfare is lawful under existing law and that passenger ships may be torpedoed without breach. He claims London Declaration Article 50 allows removing passengers to safety and urges necessity as justification, challenging U S criticisms of Lusitania and Ancona cases.
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England
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Mary Pickford Stars in Behind the Scenes at Broadway
Mary Pickford delivers a standout screen performance as Dolly Lane in Behind the Scenes, a Margaret Mayo drama about ambition and romance in theatrical life. Dolly rises from chorus girl to star, sacrifices her career for love, returns to fame, and faces a moral reckoning with Steve Hunter as they reunite in the harvest fields.
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Mary Pickford
Margaret Mayo
Dolly Lane
Dolly
Steve Hunter
Steve
West
Goolden
Mans Responsibility In The Use Of Money
The article blends sermon on tithing with a council notice for High Point. It cites biblical references on giving and includes a 1915 1916 city election plan to issue street improvement bonds of 50000 dollars and details registrar and polling arrangements. It mixes religious exhortation with municipal procedure and dates.
Passing the Eye of War Law and Understanding
A reflection on the difficulty for ordinary Americans to grasp the nuanced legal basis of war as shaped by differing national characters and international law, suggesting a disconnect between public perception and wartime legality.
All January Weather Records Are Broken by Heat Spell
Washington reports a eight day hot spell that breaks prior January records with an average daily high of 61 degrees. The sequence includes five days above 60 and highs reaching 69, surpassing the 1890 period.
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Washington
Thomas J Campbell Named Carolina Football Coach
Chanel Hill reports graduate manager Woolen has announced Thomas J Campbell Harvard 1912 as next year’s head football coach. Campbell helped Harvard on 1910 and 1911 teams, playing left halfback with stars Wendell Felton Wigglesworth and Gardner, and is praised for knowledge, personality and coaching ability.
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Thomas J. Campbell
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Wigglesworth
Gardner
Notice of High Point Bond Election in 1916 Ward Voting
Voters of the City of High Point North Carolina are notified that the city council calls an election on March 7 1916 to decide on issuing fifty thousand dollars in bonds. The ballot will cover the question of whether to authorize the bond issue across all wards of the city. The notice specifies the election date and the bond amount for qualified voters to decide.
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Jarrell
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General Assembly
Southern Railway Daily Schedules From Asheboro
Train No 142 departs Asheboro at 7 05 am. Train No 136 leaves Asheboro at 12 15 pm. Train No 134 departs Asheboro at 5 40 pm. Train No 142 from Asheboro again at 7 05 am.
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