The Marshall Impeachment Debate and Buchanan’s Move
The House debated impeachment of Snowden Marshall the United States district attorney for the southern district of New York. Congressman Buchanan urged to discipline all district attorneys challenging war plotters and arms embargo efforts while linking Marshall’s actions to enforcement of federal law. The piece frames the clash as a fight over who enforces laws during wartime and cautions against blaming labor leaders for Buchanan’s stance.
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Snowden Marshall
United States
Allornay
New York
Pesantariensuy
Congressanin Ryok Ruchanai
Dhinuis
Gareth Tt
Marshall
Persch Allel
Aecean
Buchanan
Theta
United States District Atlarmmey
Dane Droakeys
Vnteriaces
Argoney
Gregory
Mc Buchanan
McNamara
Austria's Plight and Austro-German Relations Through Zurich
An Associated Press report from Zurich discusses Austria's domestic strain and its ties with Germany, noting the appearance of harmony among Pentomic states and the potential need to reassess relations amid recent incidents. It mentions Austria hinting at U S involvement and cautions over cooperation in communications and aid.
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Germany
Austria
Associated Press
Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Economic ties and Austrian German alliance in war era
An Associated Press analysis discusses how Austria and Germany balance strategic aims and economic power as the war unfolds. It notes Germany's dominant role, Austria's cautious independence, and the shift toward coordinated industrial and agricultural resource use within a broader wartime alliance.
Swell Words and Foreign Roots in English Car Talk
A newspaper note traces how automobile and aviation terms entered English, from garage and chauffeur to hangar and limousine. It explains the misfit between English usage and original French meanings, noting that many terms retain prestige while narrowing to simple concepts like hinge, driver, and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Migrant terms in aviation and vehicle language
A fragment discusses English word shed and French hangar in aviation, noting how French words enter English usage for aircraft facilities. It argues adopting foreign terms to convey thoughts more precisely and observes shifts in describing drivers and closed cars with novel phrases.
General Gorthals on Pana Canal Slides and Reopening
The letter argues slides will stop when ten million cubic feet of earth is removed and the canal could be cleared for one ship at a time in an emergency. Dredging will continue as long as slides occur, with no precise reopening date but limited future slide severity expected.
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Goethaly
Bmt
Pacific Ocean
Huerta
Jose Ynez Salazar
Hherla
Federah Catrt
Suita Fe
Uweld
Pat Blisson
Clouston Post
Texans Eye Primary Duel With Ferguson For Second Term
In a noisy scramble of names Texas politicians such as Tom Ball Houston Tom Campbell Plain ting Tigbert Lee Warren Ferrell A B Storey San Antonio Callen E Thomas Dallas Hardee Chilton Detlag O G Lattimore Fort Worth James R Wiley St Joe WV D Sulier Wransbury Ill Poindexter McNealyus Dallas and others are mentioned as contenders. The piece notes fierce party efforts and a push to unseat Ferguson in the upcoming Texas Democratic primary with a broad field of candidates and heated crosscurrents.
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Texas
Terguson
Lin
Fellowa
Hue
Lear
Dallag Courier
Optimistic Republican MacGregor May Rally Texas Votes
A Houston Republican national committeeman A R MacGregor is cited as a potential asset in swing states. The Houstonia interview argues Texas remains strongly Republican, despite Prohibition splits, while critics note many Republicans lack unity and optimism.
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A. R. MacGregor
Houston
Houstonia
Washington
Texas
MacGregor Ag
Quintesta of
Love and Duty Amid War in a French Armistice Home
Captain Jacques discovers his wife Marcelline asleep at their Armentieres home. A baby named Nenoche lies in a cradle, a diary and typewritten pages show Marcelline’s hard work to support them while he fights in the Argonne. He vows to return and protect them, while noting his child’s fragile arrival and her silent endurance.
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Maririon Bebtene
Tyr
Mary Thorn
Argonne
Fianiships
Fae Gies Ordliteau
Charscuce
Lhel
Peter Eae
Agniene
Jacques
Attio
Pitthia
Marcellin
Peance
Germam
Arment
Tokoi
Marcaline
Marcie
Cole
Gian
Hue
Aly
Susiety Metallurgique
Facquen
Nenoche
Mareshina
Jaques
Je Hmby
Marcelline
Baby
Warcelegg
Yin House
Ted
Unclear fragment hints at home arrival and new baby
The text shows a character feeling happy after a change, mentioning a baby and someone returning home. Details and names are incomplete, making precise event or identities difficult to confirm.
Teheran as Capital of a Quiet Buffer State in War
Readable excerpts describe Teheran as the central pivot of a vulnerable buffer state amid great power rivalries. The piece notes its location 70 miles south of the Caspian, Damavand to the north, and desert surrounds to the south, with a modern boulevard, European hotels, and major parade grounds. It traces Ragha and Ra Gae lineage and highlights Teheran’s historic prestige, commerce routes, and a population around 260,000 including about 600 Europeans, while detailing climate challenges and health hazards that have repeatedly affected urban life.
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Zurich
Teheran
Tas
National Geographic Society
Aeléyin
Shires
Nea
Caspian Sea
Damurand
Atreleli Jevel
Couyae
Nts
Eich
Weat
Mickward
Boulevard Des Ambastadenra
Naghe
Ragha
Alexander the Great
Ra Gae
Arn al-Raahid
Marihiz
Turtlest Parsia
Wells
Calor
Medero Teheran
Ragaennd
Hamada
Pasargadae
Persepolis
Media
Peraia
Feraian
Ilkelr
Debate Over Pedigra Origins Draws Dallas Doctors
A Dallas meeting of sixty physicians failed to reach consensus on the origin of pedegra. Texas reports 500 deaths and 500 plus cases of victims in prolonged suffering. The profession debated dietary theory, contagion, and urban poverty as factors amid varied evidence and stubborn skepticism.
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Dallas
Texas
Washington
Dalian
Letters and health talk on smallpox and taxes
A local letter page discusses anonymous letters, public health importance of a lecture by Dr Charles A J Campbell on smallpox and vermin, and results of fumigation and Mosquito theory. It cites Texas and Mexico smallpox beliefs, urges repeated lectures. The piece shifts to income tax proposals and equity, criticizing exemptions for officeholders and proposing reform. It compares to Britain and warns against tariff and debt.
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Scientific Society
Charles A. J. Campbell
J. A. Watts
San Antonis
Texas
Mexico
Cleveland
Obie
Chile
Societias
Parenta
NO ANNEXATION DY TANATCA Prom the New Tork Mae
An op ed from Jamaica Tinea editor argues against annexation, urging unity within the United States. It cites population, crime, and racial tensions in Jamaica and Alabama to claim expansion would fail and national solidarity matters more than foreign influence.
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Prom
Tork Mae
Jamaica
Tinea
Regina
Pnrty
Berunda
United States
Enat
Wenting
Ferro
Jas
Malea
Washingto
Alabama
Sleepy-Time Tales Of The Little Folk
A fractured bedtime tale follows a boastful beetle who learns humility after rough seasons away from home. He endures cold, seeks warmth, and ultimately earns acceptance from a friend who recognizes his growth, ending as a wiser, valued member of the beetle community.
The Man with a Story in a Street Campaign
A fragmentary critique of newspaper advertising and street oratory in American politics argues politicians seek free publicity through paid inserts and endorsements. It cites Joseph Brown’s Georgia gubernatorial campaign and notes Louisiane papers receiving uneven campaign space while intelligent voters shape public opinion.
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New York Herald
Germany
Apanis
Torly
Uwulsland
Ene
Secka
Joseph Brown
Georgia
Brean
Ameiler
Louisiane
Posserts
Atmerica
Avery Pariah
America
Macy
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Angar
Haleslom
Wilson
Congress
the Light's Daily Story
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Viek
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Deveryone
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