Canadian election signals great moral victory of the war
The Canadian national election resulted in a strong Unionist victory led by Premier Borden with a conscription mandate. Pro German elements faced defeat across English speaking voters while loyalty to Britain solidified. The outcome is seen as a moral blow to German influence and a reaffirmation of Allied resolve. The vote boosts morale for Canadian troops and allies, signaling support for united war effort and potential crackdown on antiwar agitators.
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United States
Canada
Matty
Borden
Great Britain
Germany
Ecis
England
Eliminating the Misfits What is Your Occupation
Fragmentary reading asks about employment purpose and one lost talent, questioning if the reader is suited for it. The piece questions enlistment for Uncle Sam and hints at a broader search for suitable work beyond a formal job agency. The passage remains incomplete.
America as a teacher in the Russian suffrage debate
The piece argues advocates of US propaganda in Russia face a paradox since Russia grants theoretical equal suffrage but remains unenlightened. It suggests Americans should not preach democracy there until Russians are educated about practical liberty, warning that exposing US contradictions would hobble democracy promotion efforts.
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United States
Congress
Russia
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America
Nussia
Progress Under Handicaps in Texas Valuations Report
The Texas comptroller reports a $113,483,404 rise in property valuations this year, noting total state wealth at $2,871,744,269 and a tax total of $1,204,271. It argues higher civic building activity raises taxes more than valuations, hitting investors less than builders and landholders who advance communities.
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Texas
Georgia
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San Antonio
Hankling
Uncle Sam
Sistent
Impact of selective draft on civil pursuits and work life
The article argues that the selective service act, aimed at maximizing military service, will reshape postwar civil work. It notes many youths choose early life work based on family ties or fantasies rather than testing fit. It calls for careful screening and reduced misalignment as veterans return to civilian jobs. It highlights the broader economic and educational implications of wartime manpower policy.
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United States
Ren
America
Fragmented Texas notes mix elections chaos and drought reports
A garbled dispatch lists varied items from Cameron and Dallas Morning News musings on elections abroad to local notices. It mentions protests over fireworks at Christmas, a drought in Texas, a push for efficient officials, a woman police matron debate, and subscription pleas from local papers. The jumble hints at political tension, media commentary, and everyday civic items across several towns.
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Texas
Dallas Morning News
Portugal
Eagle Page
Ater
Porkcope
Mission
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Wacoens
Only Woman Cotton Futures Broker in Texas
A feature profiles Lydia Farr, the sole woman cotton futures broker in Texas, detailing her career from clerical work to secretary and broker. The piece highlights her enthusiasm, persistence, and mentorship, noting her role with the San Antonio Cotton Exchange and her drive to encourage other women into business through diligence and courage.
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Tarr Lherael
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Dart
Antonia Cotton
Frank Rennert
Cotton Commission
Tater
Rennett
Tatler
Bennett
Pasvin
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Wty
San Awinniy Cotton Xchange
Maguire to Lecture on Welfare in San Antonio
Theo A. Maguire, professor of economics at Notre Dame, will visit San Antonio to give a series of lectures on welfare. The Catholic Woman's Association arranged dates at Ursuline Academy and Brackenridge High School with morning and evening sessions in December.
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Antology
Vtator College
Chierka
San Antonin
San Antonio Thursda
Maguireta
Ct Sputal Weltire
Chicago
Mamulrg
San Antonio
Ursuline Academy
Anelark
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Tinorry
Brackenridgeigh School
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Iweture
Theaters Vaneville and Royal vaudeville lineup this week
The Royal Theater showcases Mork and Wiver and The Good Ship Nancy Leo presented by Gilroy Miryes and Alo gomecy with ventriloquy acts by Larry Colaman The Gullinga Tro slag. The Princess Theater bills The Ghost Hons and The Miserables are shown at the Grand Opera House along with Alimony. The Pearl Theater features Vanities with J Barney Sherry Olga Grey and director Wells. Thursday features The Branded Soul with Gladys Rockwell.
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Royal
Hale
Royal Theater
Carson Sisters
Emmy Wehren
Triangle
St Pearl
Artisic
Pearl Theater
J. Barney Sherry
Olga Grey
Sherry
Mise Grey
Rixmond Wells
Wells
Rix
Misa Grey
William Fox
Gladya Rockwell
Danes Phonk Vitter Stake
Copenhagen reports that the Danish minister in Washington will express thanks to the American government and Danish people for support. The message mentions a mission approving two Christmas spins to sail for Tetimark, presenting the plan in a formal Danish government setting.
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Fers
Washington
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Chen
Tetimark
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