Reformations of D Annunzio and the Musial Marriage
A Geneva cable reports Gabriel D Annunzio, Italy s famed poet and war leader, married a pianist. The event follows his bold stand over Fiume and signals a shift from militant patriot to husband as critics note feminine endings in his fate.
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Gabriel D'Annunzio
Italy
Fiume
Gabriel
G. D'Annunzio
Geneva
Garibaldi
Penelope
Cear
Patrint
D’annunzio
Hands and Felt Show Hidden Clues in Movement
The piece argues that body actions reveal thoughts and habits better than words. It cites Sherlock Holmes style reasoning that footprints and gait indicate where a person has been, driven by necessity or inclination, reflecting on influence from a Washington figure.
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Sherlock Holmes
Perial
Avery Pational
Hands as character: toes, feet, and the rise of civilization
The essay argues pedology over phrenology to read character, suggesting feet and hands reveal traits across history. It cites two American pioneers who raised children to work with their hands, linking craft, industry, and President Harding whose large shoe and steady stance hint at practical ability and firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
War Wages And Peace Prices In Anxious Era
The article argues labor resists wage cuts while prices fall, noting employers push down wages faster than costs drop. It cites the English coal strike and domestic tensions, warning against agitation and Bolshevism. It stresses patriotic, honest action as crucial in the current crisis.
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England
Wales
Khun
Wme
Vauil
Siffer ‘Ieanes
Workers and Employers Must End War Prices Now
The piece argues that selfishness and fanaticism threaten judgment and nations. Workers and employers share a global duty beyond office walls, needing honest efforts to restore frugal and sincere business practices. War prices, it says, cannot endure.
Defeasible treaties and open agreements in WWI diplomacy
The article argues that secret understandings between Japan and European powers before US entry in 1917 cannot be seen as a direct US conspiracy but critics say they should have notified the United States. It notes President Wilson's open agreements doctrine and questions whether France and Britain would back Japan against the United States, given postwar negotiations and the Paris conference outcomes.
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United States
Japan
Great Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Tokio
Germany
Wilson
Bnt
England
Massingham murder case pushes Craven toward crossfire
In a heated exchange at the office, Drave and Madame Vampire discuss a plan to expose Sir Melmoth Craven in connection with the Massingham murder. Evidence includes links to Orme bribery, hidden car movements, and witnesses, with Craven accused of perjury and a staged alibi.
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Inez
Leave
Massingham
James Vitcelt
Madame Vaugire
Simon
le Tol
Uruw
Orme
Westington
Bell Hotel
Mylmoth Craven
Fordhany
Verdinn
Town’ Hall
Liverpool
Melmoth Craven
Arthur Sugden
Caltl
Teres
Walter Stephen
Hampshire
Gamne- Kueyer
Touden
Wyoming
Botlehweltee
Pullin
Li Dua
Argentior
Paragua
Melmath Craven
Carngua
Sulin
Melmoth Denver
Linke
Melmoth
Craven
Bir
Atelmoth
Munssingham
Bel Motel
Helhorg
Tike
Nut
Ayepont
Cetin
Magengham
Vette
T. Suedens
Muselighan
Vinnie Meelerd
Atine
Syanneil Sakinnioen
Leinactias Wuptlly
Helen
Sugden
API
Alee ix
Vanypire
Mme. Vonapire
Loagh
Nica
Drave
Mae
Chapter ANVIL Final Summons and Midnight Plot
Sir Melmoth Craven ponders the Stopper of the decanter while drinking and planning as racing and a secret operation unfold. A tense knock at the flat door brings Sugden and Urasty into a shifting scene as Westington claims news and caution rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melmoth Craven
Melmoth
Uloff
Muglea
Fragmented OCR text sketches unclear civic events
Fragmentary readable phrases describe a civic event or flyer amid garbled OCR. Mentions City, title or names unclear, with references to weeks, holidays, a flyer, and possible public notices. Unable to identify concrete actions or entities.
Laugh and Two Aged Man in a Curious Street Scene
A crowd gathers as a tall man in a black temperance suit scolds a gay drunk with a flaming umbrella while a woman insists on a kiss. The exchange ends with the man kissing the wife, amid humor and shock, in a bustling streetside moment.
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Ft Wed
Jim
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Mrovincsal and Consties Bank
Tueh
Iren
Falee
Ochiel
Hye
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Metmoth
Westin
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Milvania
Drove
Mme. Vampire
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Nox
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Urasty
Ih Taatey
Tinea Indie
Amsiaite
Briggs
Weber Howe
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Ely
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JRC
Vateville
Lytellip SA
Winttoy
Oxel & Manufactucer
Pereoh
Ieee
Victoria
Tesi
Apel
Dante
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