Carranza and the Kaiser in the Mexican stance
The article argues President Carranza sent a telegram to the German Kaiser on his birthday, with translation showing mixed signals. It contends Carranza’s praise of a “friendly nation” risks breaking Mexico’s neutrality in World War I, potentially provoking U.S. hostility and aligning with Germany, a grave political misstep.
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Antidote for Spies Prompted U S Search Efforts
The United States secret service steps up searches for spies and evidence among passengers of the Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam. Dispatches from the Atlantic report federal authorities are awakening to the seriousness of a global threat spanning over three years.
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Russia's Withdrawal and German War Prospects
The article analyzes Russia's demobilization and its impact on allied and central powers. It discusses Germany's spy threat, the shift from lenient early wartime methods to stricter security, and the potential consequences of Russia's exit on German manpower and supplies. It notes Poland's position, the condition of German troops, and how Russia's withdrawal could influence the war without決定的改變 outcome.
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Russia’s Withdrawal and the War’s Future Outlook
A fragmented review argues Russia may demobilize and seek peace, risking harsher terms from the Allies. It warns against idealist pacifism, suggests Germany could press for forceful settlements, and notes the broader implications for military and civilian leadership.
Overman Bill and presidential powers in wartime policy
The piece discusses Senator Overman’s bill to empower the Vice President and allow broad presidential control of government during the war and for a year after. It questions Congress surrendering its powers and urges accountability, balance, and a middle ground between Chamberlain and Overman proposals to avoid halting or delaying the war effort.
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Kaiser Celebrates Fifty Ninth Foreday
The Kaiser marked his fifty ninth forthday recently as observers note his nearing sixty will bring sadness and wisdom to the elder ruler.
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The Majestic bill features multiple acts at Theaters Leon Dinar
A long program at Majestic and other venues offers vaudeville acts, songs, comedy, and magic. Highlights include touring performers like Lana, Myrl and Delmas, Kirby and Hamilton, and entrancing violinist Georgia Howard. Contests and special evenings promise varied entertainment.
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Royal Theater
Leddy McNamara
Hamee Rivas
Hele Travers
Frank Graham
Georgia Howard
Tom Edwards
Allee Alle Melville
Aileen Stanley
Intolerance at Grand Opera House Showings Today
Four-part historical epic Intolerance by David Wark Griffith screens today at the Grand Opera House with continuous performances through Friday. Cast includes Tilta Gish Mae Marsh and Beom Owens. Dorothy Dalton also appears in another Triangle feature. Patho War News and additional films round out the program.
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Film review on Struggle and Social Progress themes
The piece discusses a film attraction featuring Shem Sinister and legible commentary on social progress. It cites critics from The Lancet and various observers noting the interplay of degradation, reform, and the entropic effects of luxury on society. It mentions figures like Mitchell Lewis and Admiral Sampson in a broader cultural context.
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War economy talk floods a quirky home front mockery
A fragmented wartime column mixes shortages and rationing with satire. It notes wool scarcity in the United States, fuel concerns, and the British war office’s shoe height ban, interspersed with personal notices and a Burns family obituary from Glasgow, all reflecting era chatter and public mood.
Why Omid Education Is Questioned in Wartime Schools
A high school student voices concern about teaching common language in public schools during wartime. The student asks if such instruction should be omitted due to the war with Germany, arguing that education should not be provided if it benefits the enemy, referencing Kaiser Street and King William.
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Soldiers deserve loyal welcome in San Antonio
A letter to the editor defends local kindness to soldiers, arguing residents of San Antonio have welcomed servicemen for eight months and that critics wrongly claim civilians bar soldiers from society. The writer asserts soldiers’ sacrifice and urges communities to support their reintegration after service. Camp Travis, twenty nine years.
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