Foot and Mouth Disease Spreads Across Europe and Beyond
The piece outlines the global reach of foot and mouth disease, noting outbreaks in Belgium Holland France Switzerland Russia and beyond. It cites the economic damage and limits of slaughter and disinfection methods, highlighting strict quarantine measures in Britain Norway and Sweden and the difficulties in tracing infection sources.
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Europe
South America
Britain
Ireland
Thes Channel
Isles
Great ‘Britain
Belgium
Holland
France
Switzerland
Ertaman
Russia
Bozlong
Germany
Brent
United States
Owith
Norway
Sweden
Dublin
General von Mackensen Lets Light Edge War
Joshua and Von Mackensen discuss the European war noting shorter days hinder Russian pursuit in Poland. The general says daylight limits help Russians despite German numbers and hopes longer days will aid German progress. He also cites youth education as a persistent problem and the need to make boys want to attend school.
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von Mackensen
Poland
Solstace
Yon
Mackennsen
Joshua
War college plan to raise US forces meets mixed views
Major General O'Ryan of the New York national guard moderated debate on Washington War College plans to expand the fighting force to 600000. He warned success hinges on training and equipment across artillery cavalry infantry engineers and signals with federal funding and pay for drills. He noted militia divisions exist mainly on paper and urged formal status and pay for militia drill to ensure readiness.
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New York
War College
Washington
United States
National Guard
Joan F. O’ryan
New York State
Signal Corps
O’ryan
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Porto
Rico
Bates
Mania
Tawely
Ban Juan
Pennsylvania
War Department
Generalizing The Monogamy Debate In News Reading
A St. Louis Globe Democrat editorial critiques hasty generalization about polygamy and monogamy. It cites varied examples from clergy to criminals, arguing most people and professionals are decent and widespread abnormal cases do not define a nation. Readers should avoid sweeping conclusions.
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Alapatelles
New York
Nebraska
United States
St Louis
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Heads Hunters in Bontoc Capture Sparks Independence Debate
Manila dispatch reports ten head hunters of a raiding band captured by constabulary in the Bontoc country north of Manila on Lu zon. The piece urges Philippine independence advocates to act, arguing head hunting may hinder progress while the Jones bill is pending and calls for a nationwide message to end raids during this period.
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Manila
Luzon
Manuel Quezon
Dr. Burchard
Philippine
Mr. Jones
Philippines
Browne Chosen Democratic Leader in State House
The Democratic caucus selects Lee ONeil Browne as Democratic leader and nominee for speaker in the Illinois House. The piece argues Browne mirrors party machine interests, not democracy, and urges citizens to repudiate such leadership at the next election.
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Lee
O'Neil “Browne
Lorimer
Bathroom Boys
Charley, White
House of Representatives
Browne
Finois
Springfield
Lee O'Neil Browne
Eader
Democratic Party
Abe Martin Reflects on Losses and Inked Cheerful Moments
A fragmentary quotation captures Abe Martin musing on being poor losers in business. It references a recluse finding contentment in small cheerful moments and a regret about something he has. The text hints at printer's ink and public perception without clear context.
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Abe’ Martin
Local Notes From Hutsonville and Surrounding Area
Mrs. Kate Foster of Pawnee Rock Kansas visited Hutsonville last week. John Lowe of Marshall dropped by as a local visitor Tuesday. Herman Mehler left for Tampa Florida to spend the winter. Rumor circulates that a new telephone company seeks a franchise here. Archie Reynolds, 10, broke his leg Saturday after a prior injury eight weeks ago.
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the Herald
Kate Foster
Pawnee Rock
Kas
John Lowe
Marshall
Our Village
Herman Mehler
Tampa
Fla
Archie Reynolds
Edward Reynolds
McCormick Quits Moose Committee
Medill McCormick of Chicago, a Progressive in the Illinois legislature who joined the Republicans, announced he resigned two months ago as the Illinois member of the National Progressive committee.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
Illinois
National Progressive Committee
308 Not a War but a Deficit Tax
The Department of Commerce reports the 1914 total value of U S merchandise imports at 1 789 022 421 versus 1 792 596 480 in 1913 a drop of 3 574 054 Despite a 105 845 951 rise in duty free imports and a 3109 420 005 fall in dutiable imports the revenue shrinkage also reflects reduced duties The department has not yet released the average duty rate.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
Randolph Ferris administrator of John Williamson's estate will sell at public auction February 13, 1915, at the Marshall courthouse east door. The 59.33 acre parcel lies in section 17, township 9 north range 11 west. Terms require half cash day of sale and half in six months with 7 percent interest. option to all cash. Mortgage to secure deferred payment.
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Clark County
Illinois
Randolph Ferris
John Williamson
Court House
Marshall
Imnois
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Oni Shand
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Commercial University
Terre Haute
Indiana
School of ‘Business
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M. P. Akers
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Harry B. Dulaney
Pres. B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
W.P
Frank W “Reenough
Asst
J. R. Burnett E, M. Duncan Harry
W. B. Sebolii
Edwin Booth
Orient
H. M. Dewey
Wabash
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