Hard Plight of Greece in Financial Crisis
The article describes Greece run short of funds as Britain withholds new loans unless Greece joins the Allies. With a starving army and unpaid troops for months, Greece faces collapse of government finances and potential disbandment unless it enters the war or secures rapid financing. King Constantine has kept Greece out of war so far, but pressure from axis powers and financial strain may force a decision soon.
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Greece
Great Britain
Constantine
Neutrality and Devoy clash over peaceful or seditious acts
The piece argues that John Devoy and Irish activists do not have the right to act against Britain from the United States. It notes U S secret service findings during the Von Igel case showing Irish movements planned against Britain’s peace and accuses Devoy of misreading neutrality.
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United States
John Devoy
Gaelic World
New York
Devoy
Great Britain
United States Secret Service
von Igel
Washington
The
Americans Copy Chinese Tricks in Newspaper Race
The piece compares American and Chinese papers in how they chase news and use cables. It notes San Francisco’s Chinese language papers and the ongoing back-and-forth of leaks, hoaxes, and competition, suggesting morning papers may fade as China mirrors American press habits.
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San Francisco
Ag&y
China
United States
Debates on Neutrality and Ireland in U S Policy
The article argues that the United States must avoid aiding any side and discusses British policy, Secretary Lansing’s stance, and the Fenian raids of 1866. It notes past Irish regiments fighting against American liberties and asserts America's strong, though criticized, neutrality.
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Lansing
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
Devoy
America
Royal Irish Fusileers
Party Above Country Signals Deep Senate Rift
The report notes growing rift between Democrats and Republicans over pending legislation, highlighting sharp policy differences and a partisan atmosphere that may stall key measures. The piece emphasizes partisan clash shaping the legislative agenda and public reaction.
Partisan bills vs. national preparedness under Wilson
The article argues the Wilson administration favors Philippine and shipping bills over national defense measures, risking partisan manipulation. It warns the move could empower Republicans in the next election and erode public trust in prioritizing national welfare over party interests. It notes some Republicans support nonpartisan preparedness efforts.
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Wilson
Fiesta San Jacinto Aids Bi-Centennial Project
Fiesta San Jacinto is described as a distinct aid to the bi centennial effort, supporting community celebration and historical commemoration.
Villa death rumors fuel speculation at Oyster Bay
The column notes the uncertain reports of Villa's death compare to von der Goltz and hints at who the Republican nominee might be. It recalls San Jacinto Day and the Scott Funston talks shaping policy on Villa's depredations and invokes Columbus as a rallying cry. It also mentions plans for Fathers' Evening tied to Mothers' Day and Jiggies' reactions.
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Villa
Field Marshall von der Goltz
San Jacinto
Scott
Funston
Columbus
Sam Houston
Public Advice On Mexico and Markets From 1910s Papers
A Cincinnati Enquirer note urges transparency from the State and War Departments on Mexico and global affairs. Beau mont Enterprise questions Carranza’s strength to cooperate against Villa and justice. Waco Times-Herald argues producers rely on markets, criticizing South states for isolating themselves from exchanges.
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State Department
War Department
Mexico
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lacked Preparedness Amid Border Force Deployment
Wichita Times laments that 18000 soldiers on the Mexican border leave only 4000 regular troops in the continental U S. The writer argues the nation uses most of its army to guard the border, reducing defenses for the rest of the country.
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United States
Mexico
Continental
Europe
Wichita Times
New Field of Endeavor in American Air Defense
The Galveston Tribune advocates a distinct aerial branch separate from the army and navy. It argues aeronautics is a new field with air fighting posing unique problems best solved outside traditional warfare forms. It calls for varied aircraft from fast monoplanes to armored battles planes.
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Army
Navy
United States
Galveston Tribune
Treasure House of the World The Mexican Mines and Their History
The National Geographic Society bulletin frames Mexico as a treasure house of the world for silver and minerals, noting Mexico's 1914 production near seventy percent of world output and ranking as a top gold producer. It recounts Cortez’s demand for gold, Aztec superstitions, brutal early mining labor, notable Guanajuato and Valenciana mines, and legends of discovery in Durango, highlighting social and industrial conditions of the era.
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Mexico
Humboldt
National Geographic Society of Washington
United States
Cortez
Chapultepec
Cuauhtemoc
Guanajuato
Shakespeare
Valenciana
Avino
Sunshine
Durango
The Iron Mountain Treasure Tale and Obsidian Mines
A lone adventurer pursues a mythical treasure only to find an iron mountain Cerro de Mercado. He dies returning to the capital after battles with indigenous people. The article also notes Aztec obsidian tools and legends of lost mines feeding credulity among prospectors.
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Cerro de Mercado
Mexico
Rider Haggard
James Fennimore Cooper
Jules Verne
Letters to the Light Urges Strict Traffic Enforcement in City
A letter urges officers to strictly enforce the traffic ordinance in San Antonio with mass arrests and penalties. The writer complains drivers ignore rules, speeds on streets, and disrespects crosswalks, calling for swift fines to deter violations and improve public safety.
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San Antonio
Daily fashion hint for sport togs and accessories
Increased demand for sport togs prompts new fashion notes. Hats, shoes, and accessories like grosgrain bands, button rows, and crate striped ribbons frame simple sport frocks. A rough basket straw hat with a deep brim, soft crown ribbon, and cherry adornment pairs with a shirtwaist suit and pearl buttons. White kid boots complete the look.
Push for Dodd promotion after Guerget victory
The column argues that Colonel George Dodd deserves brigadier general rank and extra pay for his sixty seven hour pursuit of Pancho Villa at Guerget. It notes Dodd plans retirement July 26 and compares him to General Funston, urging Congress to promote him despite impending retirement.
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Washington
George 4
Dodd
Guerget
Odd
Mexico
Frederick Funston
Rinaldo
United Tes Army
Funston
U. S
Luzon
Pancho Villa
Congress
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A family builds a homemade diamond shaped kite with a long paper tail. The father guides the project on a Saturday, using colored paper, flour paste, and twine. The children add personal touches and enjoy the pride of crafting their own kite. Eric the dog and Eve the rabbit add playful moments.
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Eric
Eve
Azy
Father
Ethel
Setting a Mark
A Louisville Courier style exhortation stresses purposeful living and steady progress. It urges choosing a worthwhile aim, advancing daily, and avoiding aimlessness, noting better small talent with purpose than great talent without direction.
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