Freedom of Speech in Wartime Press Debate
The piece argues that US newspapers opposing the war faced no constitutional protection in Germany and questions editors who align with Germany over the United States. It emphasizes that the First Amendment shields free speech and the press in the US, framing patriotism and democratic rights as the core defense of American media during conflict.
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United States
Great Britain
Hreath
Congress
Germany
Shift in Educational Testing Warns Against Examinations
A recent report by Deffenbaugh of the United States Bureau of Education criticizes exams as flawed tests of a pupil’s ability to advance. He notes a shift away from mechanical teaching toward more student-centered methods, citing Montessori influences and the danger of superficial study aimed only at passing tests.
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Hong
Ahey
Wls
Deffenbaugh
Division of
United States Bureau of Education
Hir
Doeffenbaugh
Eran
Examinations and the Personal Factor in Learning
The text argues examinations test wise behavior and reveal dishonesty in students. It stresses the examination system bears responsibility for outcomes, noting personal factors drive learning success or failure and that ignoring them yields unsatisfactory results. It warns students may fail to learn as intended and may develop worse tendencies than ignorance.
Baldy and Jannendaum Linked To Bayonne Oil Strike
The article discusses Jeremiah J. Baldy and Frank Jannendaum as leaders blamed for fomenting a strike at Standard Oil in Bayonne New Jersey. It questions Baldy’s true role and notes allegations of his Austrian origins and alleged pro Emperor Francis Joseph allegiance. It cites Samuel Gompers on foreign efforts to incite labor unrest and ponders the strike’s possible connection to wartime oil supply concerns.
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Jeremiah J. Baldy
Th Standard Oil
Bayonne
N. 7
Frank Jannendaum
Baldy
Msorder
Tannenbaum
Refusal to accept neutral rights in war rules
The Vossische Zeitung comments on American note regarding wartime rules. It argues the United States seeks adherence to long standing world rules, not new German specific ones. It stresses neutrals' rights and that America does not origin new law, but calls on Germany to honor existing agreements.
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Vossische Zeitung
Germany
America
Wilson
United States
Refuting Bat Mosquito Theory In Nature Guide
The guide questions a claim that bats control mosquitoes, noting the stomach surveys show bats eat mostly moths and beetles. It argues the study lacks details on who conducted it and the conditions, suggesting bats may not prey on disease spreading mosquitoes and could have eaten them prior to capture.
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Nature
Do Bats Help Mankind or Hurt Society in Science Debate
An excerpt argues about whether bats feed on harmful insects and questions the theory that bats are natural enemies of humans. It cites Dr. Charles A. R. Campbell and tests in malarial regions like the Panama Canal zone, noting calls for stronger evidence before abandoning the idea that bats may aid humanity.
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San Antonio
Charles A. R. Campbell
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
War Orders and War Stocks Gamble on Wall Street
Daily quotations warn that war stocks, led by steel and cartridge makers, reap large orders for munition firms in Europe but carry huge risks. Insiders know profits and losses, while the public risks heavy losses as speculation runs high amid government contracts. Gambling in these securities is especially hazardous now.
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Wall Street
Ray
Steel
Igon
Cartridge
Lambs
Mexico’s agony and a call for outside intervention
The New Orleans Times-Dispatch argues that Mexico’s turmoil will not end without a strong external power. It criticizes Carranza and rival leaders for failing to provide a moral basis for elections, and asserts the United States must intervene under the Monroe Doctrine to establish a government of the people’s choice amid continental instability.
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Mexico
Carranza
United States
Europe
New Orleans Times-Fiewyurie
Rim Words From Over Sea
An editorial in the Philadelphia Public Ledger analyzes German press reactions to the American note and warns that Germany’s military leadership may escalate submarine warfare. It suggests such threats could ruin Germany despite any supposed gains, stressing the moral impact on global opinion.
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Berli
United States
Germany
Philadelphia
Secret German-American tensions threaten press freedom
The Ismals Staats-Zeitung claims a secret governmentEngland pact and a push to sever ties with Germany. It warns the new stance could strain German-American relations and rattle German-language papers, while the New York World notes potential blame on the public for government actions.
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Ismals Staats-Zeitung
Apparentis
England
Germany
Nue
Erimany
Ciengy
New York World
Exposition Loss and War Turmoil Highlight Exposition News
The text laments the loss and disruption from the exposition and war, noting tourists returning with troubling information, financial fears, and world history level difficulties. It mentions New Orleans rejoicing over losing the exposition after a strenuous effort and the associated hardships.
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California
Pete x
The Vampire at the Grand Hotel Scene Unfolds
In a crowded dining room a striking woman known as the vampire captivates every man as Denvers and a younger companion discuss a plan. Dick, frustrated and remorseful, reveals past love with Nell Andrews and暗 seeks to confront her, while the mysterious woman lingers with a chilling gaze and quiet, calculating intent.
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Argené Neto
Denvers
Lille Tabie
Ulain
Ana
Ligekia
Tor
Oather
Ho Ft
Nias Andrews
Andrewa
Amirews
Denters
Ukeson
Denyers
Northside
Norval
Dirk
Sleepy-Time Tales For the Little Folk
A fragmented children's tale describes Mary tending a greenhouse filled with flowers and a blossoming rose that seems to have grown with another’s memory. Mary learns the rose is linked to a secret sender and preserves the blooms as keepsakes through seasons.
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