Peace Plan Paraphrase Rejected by Constitutionalists in Mexico
The document criticizes a Pan American backed peace proposal that pressures Mexican Constitutionalists to compromise with alleged exploiters. It argues the plan would force recognition of the choosing faction, offer arms and credits, and undermine democratic principles while ignoring the genuine struggle for lawful government. The piece cautions the plan as a tool of foreign interference and moral perversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Larvenan
Republic
Agra
Mexico
United States
Forssoth
Lieslovil
Intereists
Farghost
Carragza
Travers
Dee Andy Gareer
Mnacen Powers
Tack
AWM
Tyger
Proposed Mexican policy sparks U S backlash and debate
A fragment discusses Qjierama's domestic ownership push, denouncing Mexican reforms and allied schemes. It claims these moves mimic Mexico's exploitation and aim to bar the United States from recognizing a self governing Mexico, framing the peace plan as a fiat and the constitutionalists as defensive against American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qjierama
Villa
Mexico
United States
America
The Hyphenated American Debate in Prohibition Era
A lengthy critique argues against the phrase hyphenated Americans as a slur and defends German Americans amid prohibition era tensions. It denounces blanket accusations while noting selective hypocrisy among prohibition advocates and political leaders.
Marshall on Prohibition and the Vice President
The article discusses Vice President Thomas R. Marshall’s past gaffes and argues his recent remark that prohibition should be decided by states and individuals shows limited wisdom. It contrasts with President Wilson’s stance, who supposedly promised to become an active prohibitionist only when preachers abstain at home. The piece doubts Marshall will ever be a true prohibition advocate and notes the epigrammatic risk in his rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Isinvere
Nima
Vicw
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Lne
Mir
Mar ‘Hall
Citizens League
Tamoni
Steves
Luna
San Antonio
Why
Lena
Cou
Manny
Ucuther Bund Asus
Tate
Traction Company
Tystead
Hirt
South Flores Strent
Weiahs Hota
Mars
Dic Neel
Seth
Wright
Joeblatmas
Perfectly Safe Boat Sparks Debate Over Eastland Similarities
A Chicago report cites Captain Ackerman defending a vessel as perfectly safe while witnesses describe a wobbling ship leaning and nearly capsizing near docked skyscrapers. Experts question what defines seaworthiness and warn against overconfidence in naval phrases amid a tragic hull history.
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F Lo Ackerman
Washington
Chicago
Avkoman
Chivago
Redfield
Heal
Heal As Mie
Conmmierce
Caporven
Keane
Ackerman
Eastland
English culinary reform and domestic economy critique
The Springfield Republican notes English domestic economy and culinary reform as vital for national efficiency. It contrasts English wasteful habits with continental standards, urging educated Englishwomen to improve kitchen skill and servant use to aid the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Burte
Springfield Republican
Aerial problems and pellagra fears in early aviation notes
Aviation safety concerns focus on pilot nerve and control amid sea of atmospheric hazards while pellagra outbreaks in Texas draw attention to public health. The piece cites injuries from loss of control and calls for stronger navigator discipline, noting Pellagra spread concentrated in southern Texas with no cases in western regions.
Fragmented Light's Daily Story Read by Ogilvie Mitel
A dramatic scene unfolds as Malcolm Grant may be missing or dead, while Belle and Tack Moule confront truth and loyalty. Jack urges action, Belle pledges to France to verify the fate of Mitholet bela, revealing romance, danger, and uncertain loyalties amid a stern ward setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogilvie Mitel
Vereker
Boyty
Malcolm Grant
Prigguer
Bobby
Jere Grant
H c
Maltoln
Ktok
Boolk
Old Milla
Winnhig
Hugh Naburallys
Mal Malcolm
Nelly
Asus
Maura
Grant
Wong
Jade
Jheant
Orhunis
Jenny
Davast
France
Malcolm
Oniyeel
Sonnel
Daily Fashion Hint On Georgette Details And Silhouettes
A fashion note describes Georgette blouses and tunics with pink accents, jeweled sleeves, and tucks creating ribbed effects. It highlights delicate self material trimming, lace-like designs, and tabbed details for a refined look. It also mentions crepe fabrics and high waisted belts as desirable features for pairing with white skirts and shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Courageous Pilot Vereker Rescues Wounded Officer Behind Enemy Lines
In a daring World War I episode, Capt. Vereker flies over the British front to aid prisoners. After bombing a German train, he lands among officials, frees a wounded officer, and ferries him to safety aboard a departing aeroplane despite heavy enemy fire. The doctor feared long-term damage, but Vereker’s actions likely saved the officer's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereker
Jack
Eaneslitianary
John French
Ens Tieng
Margolin Grant
Cologne
Tack
Jack Vereker Descemlud
Malchim Grant
Jong
Goo
Belle
Last German colors in the war effort and Allied progress
The piece notes Germany’s position and Allied advances, asserting that victory is not yet complete and that German colonies would suffer if the central powers fail to secure a decisive triumph. It mentions French and British pressure, German setbacks, and the strategic impact of Austria-Hungary and submarines in the broader war dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallas
Texas
Ialveston News
Broomie
Iinday
Buissians
Engleh Are ‘Making Small Progress (Hey Are At Tonalabowing
Cat
Eyer
Mardanilles
Sleepy-Time Tales for the Little Folk
Spooks the cat chases a soft furry something found near the shore. A starfish attaches to her back, clinging tight as she flees to the beach then home. Nina helps remove the creature by trimming fur, leaving Spooks with a patched back and a nap after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mr. Starfish
Nina
National Defenses Urged for U S Security
Editorial argues the United States must bolster national defenses with a stronger army and navy. It praises prudent city readiness, cites Colonel Roogevett on fire departments as model for protective services, and urges presidential backing to deter war and ensure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensay
United States
Roogevett
America
Ohlins
Burage
Asia
Letters to the Light exposes city dog problem and street repairs
Vivid reader letters attack August dog dusk incidents in San Antonio, urging authorities to curb stray howling and deter litter and debris. Complainants criticize paving funding, brush disposal delays, and fire risk from neglected branches, calling for stronger enforcement and clearer budgets.
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Lilly
San Antonio
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