Wider chasm grows between factions in Germany say reports
A Stockholm dispatch to the Sioux City Tribune outlines deepening divides among the radical socialist and independent factions versus the majority socialists in Germany. Riots, harsh crackdowns, and muttered cabinet crises accompany claims of barbarity by both sides while radical papers contest such charges.
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London
Pattie Ledger Co
Sioux City Tribune
Stockholm — Mall
Socialista
Germany
Radicala Am
Republic
Maximilian Harden
Professor Shucking
Oscar Fried
Herr Noske
Eterlin
Spartacans
Berlin
Scheidemann
Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantsau
Herr Haase
Berliner Tageblatt
Tageblatt
National Assembly
Otto Pertz
Petrograd
Len- Ine
Ned Trotzky
Radek
Weat
Prussia
Salat
Fire risk and insurance costs across nations
An essay from the Low Angelan Times discusses international fire loss per capita, noting the United States suffers higher costs due to flimsy construction and carelessness. It contrasts Europe where buildings were meant to last, urging Americans to adopt safer practices to reduce fire risk and insurance burdens.
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America
France
England
Germany
Switserland
Holland
New York
Amsterdam
United States
Switzerland
Neurance Companion
Mather
Arine
Uniform Wage for Seamen and Firemen
The United States should back the International Seamen's Conference plan for an international standard wage for seamen and firemen. Higher pay across nations would not burden commerce and would level the playing field for merchant fleets. It argues the US could maintain its merchant marine with proper support and subsidies, and notes Poland's emergence as a major future power with strong wheat and corn output.
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Seattle Times
United States
International Seamien
Brazilian League Calls for End to Beall Concessions
The Brasilian Euro-Ally League asks the president to cancel southern Beall concessions amid fears of attempted German colonization. The piece notes past German-colonist tensions in 1917 in regions like Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina as cautionary context.
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Brasiliana Do
Christian Science Monitor
Pteps
Beall
Iawea
Mraell
mMonaco
Billa Catalina
Rio Granda Do Sul
Ialieta
Most Quoted Line by an American Poet
A fragmented note discusses the most frequently cited line by American poets and names possible candidates like Lowell and Whitman. The text mentions Verses, popularity, and references to taxation impacting bachelors widows and the unmarried.
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Philadelphia
Emervon
Juno
Lowell
Boierman Ant Loehmont
Guin T
Erarier Longiel Whitler
Mayard Taylor
Jeg Peod
Beef Club Projects for Youth and Lamplight Trials
The article describes Boys and Girls Club cattle projects across states, funded by local bankers or clubs. Youths raise yearling beef, using notes for calves and feed, with market-priced feed purchases to teach cost accounting. Judging teams develop among both girls and boys, highlighting practical education and profit-focused feeding strategies.
Training Children in Kindness and Self Control
An educational article from the U S Bureau of Education and the National Kindergarten Association discusses natural consequences for discipline, quiet hours, toy selection, and simple daily chores. It emphasizes imaginative play, basic crafts, and motherly example to foster cheerful, willing work in children.
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Governor Campbell
Wyoming
Louisa Swain
William H. Bright
Stephen Boyd
Sarah W. Pease
Esther Morris
Martha Symons-Boies-Atkinson
Cheyenne
Wyo
National American Woman Suffrage Association
St. Louis
United States Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
National Kindergarten Association
New York
N. Y
Miss Harrison
Friedrich Froebel
Sim
New Process Turns Loft Into Smokless Hard Coal
A new commercial method converts bituminous coal into a smokeless hard coal equivalent. The process distills coal at low temperature, presses residue into bricks, and distills again to yield intense heat. Byproducts are recovered to offset costs, enabling near-field power generation and cheaper fuel for distant cities. The government plans to build a plant in the eastern coal region.
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East
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Poland
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Lodele
Manchester
Warsaw
Russia
Siberia
Far East
George Santayana
Othe
Ling
National Crop Improvement Service
EEF
Popular Mechanics
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