Chief Justice White Gains Reputation as Humble Federal Official
The article profiles Edward Douglas White, chief justice, noting his plain attire and actions. He uses streetcars, walks to the Capitol when well, stops for lemonade, and handles calls personally, contrasting with other officials who employ many staffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Washington, D. C
Edward Douglas White
Ehlef
United States
Justies White
Louisiane Te
Congress
United State
Supreme Court of the United States
Capitol
Washington
Justiee
Tas
Department of Justice
Sit
Mr. White
Suppressions of Newspapers as War Policy Spreads
Vienna reports that since the war began 105 newspapers and periodicals have been suppressed by the Austrian government for revolutionary agitation. Most were small weeklies secretly subsidized by foreign interests. Czech and Italian papers predominate among the suppressed, with small numbers in German French and other languages. Some foreign papers are excluded from mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Davies
United States
Daughters Vote to Honor Mrs Baugh With Bronze Bust
The United Daughters of the Confederacy plan a bronze bust of Mrs. W T Baugh at the Corpus Christi gathering, to honor her work with the Austin home for Confederate widows. The bust, prepared by Pompeo Coppini, will be placed in the Contalea nuns home in Austin, with committee chairpersons appointed to raise funds of about 230 to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy
WT. Baugh
Mays Street
San Antonio
Contellarnta Women
Austin
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sarpus Christi
J. B. Clegg
Corpus Christ
GE. 0
Spencer
BB. Knolle
Houston
Chatman
Pini
University of Texas
Thea Koma
Turkish students in Germany to be housed and funded
Berlin reports that two hundred Turkish officer families will be joined by hundreds more as they pursue college and technical studies in Germany next spring. Dresden and other cities raise funds for board and expenses. tuition will be free for students with credentials. In Berlin, female insurance workers organize to keep war era positions after peace. Paris notes Germans develop firing onions as a new anti aircraft device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Dresden
Teventy
Bochum
Duerent
Eisteben
Mayence
Cologna
Stuttgart
Karlsruhe
Hildesheiim
Magdeburg
Protective Society of German Insurance
Poems Flood Tumulty Office After Hughes Victory
Washington dispatch reports Joseph Tumulty's office flooded with congratulatory verse after the Hughes victory. Most poems, often parodies of The Wearing of the Green, were discarded or placed aside by Tumulty due to decorum. A single item remains a music roll labeled I Love You California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Charles Evans Hughes
Wigan
Hughes
Joseph P. Tumulty
Purmully
California
Mr. Tamulty
Joseph
White House
Increase in iron and coal shipments to Switzerland discussed
The Sw government asked for a larger quota of iron and coal shipments to Switzerland by Germany. The request awaits response as Switzerland may grant guarantees. Recent restrictions on coal and iron shipments to Swiss manufacturers were imposed after certain issues were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlix
Switzerland
Wattin
Don’t Be Blue Over Pimples
Advertisement for Stuart's Calcium Waters promises quick improvement of skin conditions including pimples and rashes. Claims no poisonous drugs, harmless, and can be taken freely. Principal ingredient calcium sulphide is touted as a blood cleanser. Offers free trial and a tree-trial package coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Unclear Free Trial Coupon Notice in Stuart's Ad
Fragmentary OCR shows a coupon or trial offer for Catelin Wafers from Stuart's. Contains broken names and street, city, and contact hints but lacks complete details or valid addresses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iyi
Houston Street
East
South Texas Music Co
Bedell Building
Rerian
Yee Linen & Cotto
FAM
Wudalph Mueller
Mannteum
Java
Criminal Court
Gent
Mrs. Baugh
Women's Home
Paris
Hells
Amsterdam
Bruges
Brugges
Malines
Rouston Street
Trequal Packaza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!