Debate over Colombia treaty and Panama issue grows
The article argues the United States may have overpaid Colombia to secure acceptance of Panama's independence, noting a reported 25 million price and loss of an Atrato canal option. It criticizes Secretary Bryan's stance and urges Senate ratification to settle the matter.
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United States
Colombia
Bogota
Thompson
Senate
John Hay
Panama
Hague
Canal Zone
Atrato Canal
Bryan
Roosevelt
UNREADY FOR WAR United States faces possible conflict with Mexico
The article outlines U S unpreparedness for war with Mexican Federals highlighting limited rifle ammunition and insufficient artillery and supplies. It notes recent reports by General Leonard Wood and questions the capacity to equip even a small force for possible occupation.
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United States
Leonard Wood
Preparing for Self-Defense and War Insurance for the Nation
The article argues a strong transport system and broad national insurance are essential as the United States faces growing world role and potential conflicts. It cites Von Moltke on preparedness, warns against neglect of self-defense, and stresses that modern war machines require long lead times and costly, continual preparation as the cheapest national insurance.
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United States
Loving the Flag and the Industrial Workers of the World
A columnist argues Americans love the flag despite socialist rhetoric. It cites agitators who oppose government and advocate a red flag, noting patriotism shown when a naval insult near the border triggered strong national unity. The piece urges action over words to prove flag love.
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Milwaukee
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States Navy
Demonstrations Sparked by Local Actions Across Regions
Across various parts of the country demonstrations arise where and when action occurs, with participants anticipating swift responses that may surprise observers. The sentiment suggests coordinated pressure expectations regardless of locale.
Preserve the Park in San Antonio Alamo Plaza Battle
San Antonio residents urge keeping Alamo Plaza park intact amid talks to cut Crockett street through the area. Proponents warn such a change harms a historic, breathing city centerpiece and erodes sentimental value outweighing real estate gains.
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Niagara Falls
New York
Central Park
Boston
San Antonio
Crockett Street
Alamo Plaza Park
Alamo Plaza
Scarcity of Leaders in Congress Amid Leadership Shuffle
The Lincoln Nebraska State Journal notes Underwood's Senate promotion boosts Senate strength and weakens the Progressives while signaling a strong Democratic House leadership. It cites Fitzgerald of Brooklyn as a potential House floor leader, warns of his unthinkability, and mentions Palmer of Pennsylvania as a Progressive option, both pursuing Senate seats.
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Underwood
Senate
House of
House
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Joe
National House
Lincoln
State Journal
Mexican bandit leader Castillo withdraws habeas petition at El Paso
Maximo Castillo, held as a military prisoner at Fort Bliss, asked for a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Burns. He withdrew after the court required a facts statement on the Cumbre Tunnel horror. The Houston Post notes his preference to stay in custody over facing rebel authorities. questions neutrality-law case.
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Castillo
Maximo Castillo
Fort Bliss
Burns
el Paso
United States
Houston Post
Indemnities in Mexican War Spark Treasury Debate
The New York Press argues Villa’s exile of Spaniards after Torreon and seizure of their property parallels actions at Chihuahua. It suggests such indemnities could threaten U S interests, potentially demanding U S control of the Mexican treasury if not secured by European force.
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Torreon
Villa
Chihuahua
United States
New York Press
The Loathsome Fly Breeding Menace Advises Action
The Houston Telegram warns that breeding places for disease carrying flies must be eliminated as soon as warm weather returns. Eggs from last fall hatch quickly and surviving females lay more, threatening a vast seasonal crop of pests. A single parent fly could produce trillions of offspring between mid spring and mid autumn, underscoring the need to kill initial spring flies and deny them breeding sites.
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Lfe
Houston Telegram
Pays for His Fun by Cruelty to Horse in Texas Case
A San Antonio teamster was arrested and fined 150 dollars with costs totaling 197.45 in county court after beating a horse with an iron bar and repeatedly knocking the animal down. As part of his punishment the man must pay the fine. the piece suggests the horse should have been allowed to kick him several times for a harsher lesson.
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San Antonio
Kentucky
Politics vs Friendship in Elections
Editorial argues that men can differ politically yet remain friends. It stresses free undisturbed suffrage as a sacred right for every American and notes voting for one candidate does not imply others are bad. The piece reflects community debate in the Cleburne Enterprise.
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guy—Cleburne Enterprise
Escape on a mare under Tartar pursuit
Major Vasily Sanin and Anna Ivanovich are captured by Tartars after a skirmish on the Elburz frontier. Gerasim the Fool of No. 6 Company helps by freeing himself, aiding a daring jailbreak, and guiding them toward a covert escape through forests and pastures as the aul wakes and murmurs.
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Vasily Sanin
Anna Ivanovich
Gerasim
Erivan
Caucasus
Kostroma
Elburz
Prometheus
Anna
Vasily
Tong
Sanin
Ghazi Mukiar
Ghazi Muktar
Nogaets
Kolodka
Dimitrievich
Madame Anna
Buza
Ivan
Ahna
Muktar
Tabun
Aul
Tiny moire hat style hints spring wardrobe
The piece describes a spring fashion: a moire taffeta hat with tall crown and narrow brim reminiscent of a French chapeau pot hat. An extended brim edge bears an imitation aigrette as legal real feathers are banned, with imported grasses balancing curls forward and back.
Gerasim Hero of War Scene in Russian Tale
Anna clings to Vasily as they flee Tartar pursuers. Gerasim shields them, taking a fatal blow and saving lives. Anna prays with a bloodied ikon as the major and troops close in and a priestly resolve shines in their eyes. Copenhagen hosts an automobile exhibition for manufacturers globally this month.
Fiesta program proves a fine Majestic bill at the theater
Ed Raymond curates a strong Majestic show with Dooley & Company impersonators Montgomery ventriloquist act and the Chalahoo Guatemala men delivering melodic sylophone music. The Gambol of the Gods and LaToy Brothers pantomime add variety along with Creighton Girls and Capital City Four singing acts.
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Ed Raymond
Majestic Theater
William J. Dooley
Marshall Montgomery
Dooley & Company
Broadway
Robert Mantell
David Warfield
Harry Anger
Mr. Dooley
Montgomery
Weily & Ten Eyck
LaToy Brothers
Creighton Girls
Merry Maids of Melody
Four
Harmonyland
Motion Pictures
Lady Politicians Outmaneuvered by Backdoor Doorstep Vote
The St Louis Republic reports Chicago lady politicians courting Progressive alderman candidates found their efforts undermined when a handsome policeman canvassed Lake Shore Drive to recruit cooks maids and nurses for a Democratic vote. The piece cites Jane Addams and Democratic persistence as factors in the vote-getting dynamic.
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St. Louis
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Bridget
Gwendolen
Jane Addams
What the Farmer Pays
The government reports hired farm labor averages nine hours forty eight minutes daily overall with seasonal variations. Wages rose about 2.5 percent last year and 11 percent over four years, with a 37 percent rise since 1902. Average monthly wage including board is 21.38 dollars. excluding board 30.31 dollars. Harvest wages run higher than ordinary day wages but the premium is shrinking gradually.
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Utica
United States
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Department of Agriculture
Secrecy and the Senate Rally Against Closed Sessions
Nine senators challenge the closed door policy in executive sessions risking expulsion to reveal talks. Public sentiment favors openness while critics mock secrecy as comic journalism. The piece argues secret discussions should cover grave international matters rather than routine appointments.
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Chicago Record -Herald
Senate
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