Hearst editorial outlines peace reforms and federal reforms
The editorial lists proposals including equal representation for English-speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate seats, separate military branches under a National Defense Secretary, universal literacy abolition, a January swearing in, federal sales to reduce taxes, a thirteen month calendar, and construction of a Nicaragua Canal plus Caribbean acquisitions if agreed. It emphasizes Hearst papers’ longstanding positions since 1885.
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United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Free Trade With Philippines Urged Against Limiting Sugar
A pro reciprocal free trade argument defends 1913 tariff provisions linking Philippine and U S sugar imports. It rebukes Ways and Means critics, claims sugar limits harm American and Philippine interests, and argues such limits would damage U S reputation and impede Philippine progress toward self government.
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Philippine Islands
United States
House Committee On Ways and
Philippines
Louisiana
Utah
Congress
Far East
Washington
Congress of the
North Texas editor settles opera dispute with business men
A fiery North Texas editor faced criticism after accusing an opera company of wedding during a hometown performance. Businessmen agreed to pay the guarantee, ending the controversy. The editor’s critics, labeled music lovers, have remained silent, while the episode is seen as promoting independence among culture devotees.
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Horace
North Texas
Shis
Cuture
Homer
Place of Science By Garrett P. Serviss
The essay argues for the living spirit of science amid fixed fashion and urges readers to look further and perceive what is missing. It cites Poe and critiques reliance on mere results, warning that science requires ongoing inquiry rather than rigid adherence to established methods.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Toran
Allen Poe
Diane
Remaining Young By Royal S Copeland MD
An aging essay urging active living to preserve youth of spirit. It stresses maintaining social ties, wit, and purpose, arguing old age comes from mindset and inactivity. The author warns retirement leads to decline and death, endorsing ongoing work, hobbies, and renewed routines to sustain vitality.
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Jose
Vontauk
Eagne
Wen
Jay
Ug Berm
Goolitse
Breanne
Gail Pias
Science Sideshow at Maple Leaf Insect Event
The article describes a Maple Leaf display on entomology, focusing on sawfly behavior and life cycle. It mentions naval observers and a study setup with eggs and larvae, noting the exhibition's educational aims and curious findings.
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Naval
Watchful Waiter! A Farce of Industry and Irony
Herbert Kaufman and Dally Alleror blend satire and sketchy vignettes about factory life and a patched hole in a change pocket. A lampooning narrative follows Tard Laverhulme and Lundy Fonte through ruin, reform, and a dockside revival as characters chase dignity amid waste and misfortune.
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Herbert Kaufman
Dally Alleror
Tard Laverhulme
Suill Sar Goveux
Port Runlight
Hyen
Lundy Fonte
Iriah Tobacco
Tublin
Lundy
Akon
Olmenre
Foote
Warat
Murder Mystery on New York Street House Ends in Death
On the avenue near Second Avenue in New York, a famed case from a decade ago centers on Joseph B. Elwell, a bridge expert found shot in his living room at age 45. His social circle included 53 women listed in a pension-like arrangement, with alibis thin and no tangible motive or evidence remaining.
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Siw
York
M Gemap
New York
No 24
Joseph B. Elwell
Tamouy Bridge
Aswell
Sis
Seraglio
Foun
el- Well
Alee
Elwell
Indy
Paris
Kentucky
Nightlife on Broadway and the Dutch Treat club heads
A San Antonio diary style piece paints a late night on Broadway with talk of pork sausage and coffee at 8 cents, the river, and a mix of cafe society. Montague Glass signs autographs at the Dutch Treat club dinner. The scene captures night owls, curious patrons, and the famous goose restaurant on Broadway with vivid, period atmosphere.
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Montague Glass
Dutch Treat Club
Sear
Gravely
Lower Broadway
Orige Ford
Innevar
Trankfort
SteNowadt Synilents, Inc
Trotzky Unwanted In Europe After Russian Fall
A satirical Berlin cartoon depicts Trotzky wandering Europe after falling from power. It notes failed bids to visit Germany and Turkey and suggests American reluctance and Russian bonds amid jokes about paying them. The piece mocks exile and the fate of a once mighty revolutionary leader.
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Russia
Europe
Turkey
Germany
Trotzky
United States
Czar
Kerensky
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