Help Your Neighbor Says German Banker on Peace
Berlin interview with Deutsche Bank finance director Arthur Vor Gwinner denounces beggar thy neighbor rhetoric and urges helping neighbors and peace. He cites German plunder in France and Belgium, warns of postwar rebuilding and heavy taxes on Germans, and argues allies must deal with Germany now.
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Gwinner
France
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Belgium
Great Britain
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Prussia
United States
Proposed Texas constitution amendment misunderstanding ponders homestead rule
A Rockport resident warns readers that reports about a proposed Texas constitutional amendment caused misimpression. The text notes rumors that lawmakers planned to alter the homestead provision, sparking casual readers to infer changes to borrowing limits on homes.
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Texas
Rockport
Lavanahers
State housing loan plan labeled paternalistic and flawed
The piece argues against a proposed measure for state government to enter the real estate business by lending to home builders and holding mortgages. It condemns paternalism, warns it would misuse public power, and notes risk of creating dependency and distortions if conditions favor government patronage, urging defeat of the amendment.
Not Convicted of Socialism, Debs case debated nationwide
The text argues Debs was convicted for breaking law not for his socialism. It contends his conviction was based on crime against the law and condemns calls that his acts were political persecution. It likens debates to broader wartime statutes and upholds the jury’s impartial verdict as lawful.
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Eugene Ve Debs
Trist
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Debs
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Tran
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United States
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Neequan
Debs Case Language On Treason Prosecution Comment
Fragmentary text asserts that Debs is labeled a traitor for acts against the United States during wartime and discusses prosecution and criminal consequences. The garbled wording limits clear facts, but the speaker implies charges of treason and legal action related to wartime conduct.
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Jagrand
Saving Lloyd Georges Face in General Parliaments Speech
A historical report reviews Premier Lloyd George's parliamentary speech and its reception. Critics and supporters see the address as a triumph, though details on peace terms are vague. The piece notes the debt and indemnity figures, the balance between justice and vindictiveness, and the long term political implications for Britain's leader.
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Germany
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Altenal
Ion
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Hee Earaum
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Tome
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LOM
Soldiers on Leave in Cauterets Enjoy French Hospitality
U S soldiers on leave in Cauterets amid the Tyrenean scenery report a merry time with French hosts. The piece notes locals, including the mayor and the Ganges ford area, aiding the visit, as troops rest before return to duties and training.
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U.S
ALTL
Ganges Ford
Monsieur Unie
Travers
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Tate
Ton
Pantie
Evans i
Watkins in Charge Leads Bond Drive Amid War Effort
Minjon Hensbert directs liberty loan campaigning with organized efforts and film shows titled Dive of Peace. War Department clearance pending for allotment and site actions. Public events emphasize American history lessons and loyalty to the new independence narrative.
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Minjon Hensbert
Cain
War Department
Tuck Burke
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