Sinking of Housatonic Sparks Mixed War News
Reports describe the German submarine sinking of the Housatonic and arrival of notices from London. Early accounts misled by impressions of ruthless U‑boat warfare. British censorship kept the full facts, prompting caution about war news from England. A bear anecdote and local tidbits follow with unrelated social notes.
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London
Germany
England
Child’s Wonder In A Skatescene By William Kirk
A whimsical poem about a child’s delight as a violin and skates appear, inviting imagination. The speaker observes a playful scene where youth exerts charm over life, with memories of childhood joys and the power of youth to shape affection. Strong imagery centers on a child’s gaze and the tender influence of small, joyful moments.
America s Part Here in Sensible Public Debate
The piece argues the United States should delay entering the war with Germany, stressing it is a European affair and that provocation may not warrant U S involvement. It cautions against pro ally pressure and urges American motives to be self directed and sea freedom focused rather than aligning strictly with England.
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United States
Wilson
England
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Nation Honors Congress Steps Toward Direct Democracy
The article lauds congress for ignoring a presidential veto on an immigration literacy test bill and passing it, then endorses direct primary law presidential primary law and referendum moves. It argues citizenship duties grow more involved as more states adopt these measures and view America as a refuge for Europeans.
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Intelligent Voting and Education in Immigration Debate
The quote argues that without an educational test for new arrivals, there is little guarantee of intelligent voting. It questions how to ensure informed electorate participation given current immigration discussions and educational standards.
American Atrocity Rumor Sparks El Paso Riot Tale
Describes Mexican women in Juarez and El Paso reacting to a typhoid fever bathing rule. Rioting at the international bridge followed fears of being photographed during ablutions. Mexican and American authorities seek a bath arrangement. the episode may fuel future sensational legends of 1917.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fragmented historical quip about local figures and events
The passage jumbles names and roles across communities such as Wil lasnette valley St Paul St Paul Walla Wallas Ta tolllale New Perce Pendleton and local officials. It hints at cultural figures chiefs tax collectors teachers and band members in a now unclear context.
28 Years Ago Today At The Daily Bat Oregonian
A brief note recalls events from February 6 linking Dustoads premier and Mr Wheeler filling a gallery role for N. HW. Tennery’s flare at RT 2B Co. A mob disturbance drew spectators to Studenhordt’s zalo after the affair. Dr J M Pruett was absent due to a professional call to Weston.
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Americans in Berlin Brace for War Amid Alarm
Berlin February 6 Americans in the city expect war with Germany with extras announcing a breakthrough in diplomacy. Embassies and officials pace nervous corridors as hundreds of neutrals cancel sailings and troops rush to the front. Zeppelins and submarines are reported daily as Americans rush to leave and plans for a relief ship to bring home Bet Seyonstorff stir debates.
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Experiences at the Somme in a wounded soldier’s letter
James Gumm of the Oreron Bakery shares a letter from his brother John, recovering in an English hospital after the Somme battle. John describes near death hourly, mud filled trenches, how the attack failed to reach its objectives, and his injuries including frost bite, two or three minor wounds, and a long path to recovery with hopes for cadet training and a commission.
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Dangerous patent medicine offer from Tallman & Co
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