Intolerance run wild and a traffic arcade proposal
A critical column argues against murder advocacy in prohibition enforcement and condemns vigilante ideas. It then surveys New York congestion, proposing an arcade thoroughfare beneath streets to ease traffic, with tall buildings housing shops at the arcade’s bases, though noting it would not be a permanent fix if city growth continues.
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Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement
Ihn
Antil
Hin
Sova
Langer
America
New York
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Texas
Nat
Suich
Fox Structural
New York Project Prompts Urban Traffic Debate
A fragmentary report notes that New York and nearby towns face urban traffic and growth tensions. The discussion suggests a proposed project may reshape transit and economic dynamics, with critics citing greed and planners citing scale. The piece hints at broader regional impact on cities like New York and Los Angeles and their roles in a modern transportation network.
Backward step in San Antonio streetcar policy
The Black administration advances a retrogressive plan to curtail passenger transport, limiting service to a line between the business district and Camp Travis. Critics warn such a move would stifle development, depress property values, and betray American ideals of fair play by forcing a monopoly on urban transit.
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San Antonio
Donny
United States
Diack
San Antonians
Traction Company
Woul Grant Ile Compas
Jiineva
Camp Travis
Cay Copay
Emily
Cangs Travis
Sanl Antonia
Passynaey
Aimericane Demanil
Opposition to monopolies in transportation moves to 6 cent fare
The article notes a push against monopolies and shows a 6 cent street-car fare as proposed, matching the jitneys' long running 6 cent fare. It argues that if street cars cannot operate at that rate they gain a monopoly, while jitneys continue without one, highlighting issues with relying on glyed-car service alone.
War's Aftermath of Whittlesey Exposes War's Toll
A somber meditation on Lt. Col. Charles W. Whittlesey of the Lost Battalion who vanished at sea en route to Havana. The piece links war trauma to national morale, noting rising German mortality in wartime America and the unseen burden carried by even the strongest.
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Charles W. Whittlesey
America
Havana
United States
Ans
Treenly
Whittlesey
Shane
Diney
Alan Aus
Tie
Fienaa
Impaginalion
Voice to the Birds in a Fragmented Poem
A jumble of poetic lines echoing a muse like prayer to birds. The text references silent nightingales and mournful thoughts, pairing archaic diction with irregular phrasing and stray names. It reads as a fragmented verse fragment from Alice Mernell in Tandon Mercury.
The Veiled Years and the Doctor's Dilemma
In a tense scene a physician confronts a patient Merjan who insists on sole charge of a case. Merjan frets over presumed insanity and a tour through a nursing home while Carmine Carding and Rachel navigate a web of secrets and pursuit. The doctor, watching a man drift toward danger, contemplates the limits of control as events unfold.
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Chhir
Busines
Jan Aakerd
Merian
Morgan
Andi
Prine Mod
More Payor Soldiers to the Wester
A fragmented wartime letter criticizes army pay and allowances shortages. It describes soldiers facing deductions for housing and clothing while wages remain low. The writer urges relief and questions the fairness of the pension and credit system amid hardship for families.
A Conversation Across Borders In a Country House
An American traveler and a Boer discuss life and language over a meal and awkward exchanges. The dialogue dwells on people, farms, turkeys, and a lingering curiosity about American manners while noting cultural misunderstandings and humor. The piece captures social misfires and shared moments in a rural setting.
Where to Go in the Roving World of Names and Places
A jumble of mostly unfamiliar terms, names, and phrases appears as a fragmented list of locations, groups, and titles. It reads like a scraped, garbled map of locales and institutions without clear events or narrative.
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NUUAN
Sam Antonin
Eilnese Bay
Pha Antustmteit Frum
Oneried
Kew
Vpek
Bneath Ure Tei
Witie
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Ban Antoni
FEXAS
Cit
Anukes
Kong
Anil
Hamun Wong
Alice Mernell
Tandon Mercury
Florence Foster
Axel
Hilary Carding
Willian
George Bredstick
Henry
Mrrins
Eluvanto
Uington
Caroline
Rachel
McHaculograt
Foslover
Merjan Aisanyear
Bod
Majoe
Knight Oreant
Hotal
Liemienivatt
Moxfan
Mohammed Merjaw
Wieponville
Vernon Foy
Tne
Trayt Bhatt
Niet Beyott
Aps
Benmab
Wien
Vine
Merjan
Victoria Street
Fox -Bimenti Cartaise
Howls
Bosa
Vintirin
Mohammed Merion
Tewan
Tie Weiter
Portey
Py. Ligue
Munson
Thors
Hanie
Amervicans
Australia
Xail
South Africa
Ol Thulthoy
Thultboy
Wade
Tharetia
Beya
Joughud
Mme
Varilevilla
Motion Clotares
Bilger Laege Hamp
Arter
Rha
Airhaks Tin Phe
Briges
STAT
Narraus
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