Henry Ford as United States Vice President Proposal
A proposal to nominate Henry Ford for vice president is discussed as novel and potentially appealing. It notes bipartisan neglect of party backing, cites Ford's business success and wage practices, and highlights perceived benefits of his industrial cooperation and philanthropy for national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
United States
Moturcar Mag
Hepre Ford
Middle Axe
Smbhe
Bain
Business leaders push for cross party vice presidency plan
The text argues for nominating a nonpartisan vice president candidate, citing Mr For or Ward as a bridge to business and labor. It says the VP should influence budget policy and international trade, coming from the Middle West and aligning with neither party to drive effective legislation and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
United States
Renate
Henry James Adopts British Allegiance and Why
The aging American writer Henry James, long a Briton in sentiment, swore allegiance to the British crown, arguing it reflects personal preference and a broader duty to a country he feels closer to. Critics note humor and irony but largely accept naturalization as a citizen.
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Henry James
United States
Great Britain
Henry Janes i
Bugsy Nand
Amenean
Germany
Belgium
Caesar
George
William Waldost Astor
Henry J. James
New York Sun
James
Rael
Hince-Bara Uc
Theory Jamtes
The Case of Roctor Harden
Maximilian Harden editor of the Berlin Yahueh is denounced for not hesitating to excoriate his own government. The piece argues that Germans who praise his stance fare as traitors do in the other country and questions the severity of the nickname given to Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Harden
Berlin
Yahueh
de Harden
German exile critic of war praised by Bismarck ally
The article portrays Dr Harden as a critic of German wartime policy who opposed invasion of Belgium and submarine warfare, arguing for Austria and arguing that Germany must accept harsh world politics. It notes his exile to northern Europe as punishment and his belief that Germany would win the war with the end justifying all means. It mentions his ties to Bismarck and his stance against excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassie
Germany
Scandinavid
Tarden
Bismarck
Belgium
Traly
Dr. Harden
Marty
Thane
United States to Make Goor Reflects German Sentiment on War
The Birmingham News and Valveaton Tribune discuss U S policy and German attitude toward submarine warfare. They note threats to sink ships and casualties among civilians and call for verification of Villa’s alleged tirade in Chihuahua City. A U S official denies the accusation, awaiting stronger evidence.
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United States
Phin
Carnalan
Campaian
Birmingham News Ans
Villa
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Caruthers
Vila
Ned Villa
Valveaton Tribune
Canning Factory Venture Aims to Transform Co-Operative Louisiana
The Co-Operative Canning in Louisiana moves toward a major expansion with $2.7 million capital to build twelve fireproof factories each rated for 10,000 cans daily. The plan emphasizes fruit and vegetable preservation and mirrors a trend toward home canning kits amid regional commentary on agricultural efficiency.
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Co-Operative Canning
Louisiana
Greenville
National Defense Review Calls for Stronger U S Arms
President Wilson directs heads of departments to study national defences amid long standing calls from former officers and others that the United States is not prepared to resist foreign aggression. Navy activity continues with ship conditioning and armament supplies while army efficiency is urged. Houston Post and Houston Chronicle quote a broader plea for renewed spirit and resolve in facing global conflict.
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Wilson
Army
United States
Houston Post
Inflamed Debate Over Readiness and Propaganda
The piece reports circulating claims that a “wap thaat” uses influence with the press to push greater preparedness. It notes German propaganda alleging Woodrow Wilson is under influence of English diary-lorats and manufacturers of arms and naval ships.
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Tha Bala
Flehring
Ie Germen
Woodrow Wilses la Hander
Kinglish Diy
Marjorie and George face a drug love crisis in a domestic drama
In a tense domestic scene, Marjorie Milamay fights a morphia habit as George Tresaidder pleads for recovery. He vows to save her, planning a continent trip to resist temptation while uncovering her secret use of the drug.
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George
KiMny
Marjorie
Roy Bear
Padie
Thal
Dudlesse
Seotland
George Tressidder
Marjorie Milamay
Mar
Jorie
Quaint Pompadour Silks For Debutantes Frocks
A quaint frock described with pompadair silks and flowing floral details. It features a high topped bouton, a long flowing skirt with dipping rippling colors, taffeta bodice with front Nudged bustle, and a three quarter length neck with delicate trim. Suitable for a young debutante, one color combination with a hint of cream lace tops the look.
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Aloeven
Jong
Sleepy Time Tales of a Right Arm Man and a Mouse
Readable sketches follow Johin and Jane in a child friendly tale set in a yard. Johin injures Jane who adapts with a right arm and a playful, rescuing mouse subplot shows cooperation. Jane discovers help from her new “right-arm-man” as they share challenges and small adventures.
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Johin
Jane
John
Joh
Joann
Tohn
Iifane
Ashe
Russian Influence in Khalin and Polish Border City Factories
Descriptive National Geographic analysis describes Khalin near the Russian border as a key strategic hub for Russian influence in Poland. It details how Russian ideas, religion, and language spread via Khalin into Kholm and Lublin, aided by rail lines and priestly networks. The city, ancient and archaeologically rich, hosts Greek churches and a seminary while preparing for outside control, with Lublin’s factories and grain production underscoring regional importance.
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Rholin
Fussian
Bolez
National Geographic Society
Warsaw
Khalin
Porcelimes
Polane
Kholm- Lublin-Trangered
Sven
Galletuig
Lemberg
Khotm
Poland
Daniel
Gnier Jae Byaingis
Atricles
Agen
Wiley
Wilbowt
Lublin
Aitenlau
Kholm
Kiel-Warnawe
Drowiec
Breal
HORDER DANGERS And the Mexican frontier roils near the river
A despatch from the Gerpus Chrialt Calle warns that Mexican bandits are becoming a force along the Norder. They raid ranches and have driven cattle across the river, with the situation growing desperate as feed prices rise. The note urges the government to provide an adequate patrol to protect citizens and law, even proposing mobilization if needed and calling on Governor Ferguson for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norder
Icq
Ferguson
William J Bryan warns of risks in belligerent ship actions
A transcription of Bryan urging caution as American ships may carry munitions and belligerent flags, warning government action could split passengers from ammunition. He argues Germany seeks concessions and a surrender, while the United States faces limits on authority to protect travelers amid rising tensions.
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Bryan
Germany
Ganiany
Tt Ik
Bryan Sugeente
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