Flying Without Danger Shows New Sperry Stabilizer
In New York a Curtiss hydroplane with Mrs R M Saufley flying aboard used the Sperry stabilizer to stay on an even keel over the harbor and East River for forty minutes. Lieutenant Saufley, testing the gyroscopic device, accompanied her and demonstrated its potential to stabilize flight and enable safer piloting for future aviation.
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Gore Proposal Faces Senate Battle Over Ship Purchase
The article discusses Senator Gore's proposal on a ship purchase, noting sincere opposition and advocacy on both sides. It argues the bill, in its current form, may not secure an outright majority victory for Democrats, while Republicans and insurgents doubt its merits. The piece analyzes political dynamics and potential outcomes amid factional splits.
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Gardner's push on army and navy info stirs nationwide interest
Massachusetts congressman Gardner keeps agitating to reveal true conditions of the U S military. He defies hearings and gains public attention while Secretary Garrison supports discussion on coast defenses and military needs, highlighting a politically tense yet informative campaign.
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State Department pressed by wartime tensions and Bryan’s travels
During the five days ending Sunday February 7, the State Department faced crises from Germany and Britain over ships and cargos, the Canadian extradition case of a German alleged dynamist, and evolving Mexican developments. Secretary of State Bryan’s extensive travels to Indianapolis and back to Washington drew commentary on his workload and questions about a busier, more focused secretary. Counsellor Lansing remained in Washington as Bryan journeyed, with calls for a fully occupied secretary to handle daily urgent matters.
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Why We Sold Less In War Time Trade Decline Highlighted
A 1919 style summary notes that the United States sold 2.114 billion dollars in goods last year and faced a drop of about 830 million from 1914 to 1918. Authors blame global downturn, reduced production, thrift, and war effects while claiming the US endured with less complaining than others.
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Debated plan to arm high‑risk citizens in Texas
The Democrat argues against a proposal to write a law allowing citizens in towns with losses of 10 000 or more to carry pistols after dark. Supporters claim self defense for all classes amid rising hold ups, but critics warn many would lose money and life in such policy.
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Italy's Dangerous Experiment and War Dread
A chaotic report from Albania stirs fears of a coming European war as Italy's actions provoke Austria. Experts debate whether Rome will move toward conflict unless German influence reshapes Austria's stance. dispatches suggest Germany guarantees Austria will not meddle with Italy, keeping hopes for peace alive but fragile.
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Letters on Germany and public affairs in The Light
A reader’s letter discusses German actions in World War I and British resistance, criticizing pro German sentiment and urging reflection on war ethics. It argues facts: Germany attacked Belgium and France, violated pledges, and seeks dominance, while England defends liberty. the writer claims American patriotism and cautions against German bias in schoolbooks and public discourse. The piece also comments on San Antonio cultural funding and midweek concerts, urging evening performances for broader public access.
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Lost Girl Nora Reunited After Stranger Helps Find Home
Nora, a new town resident, leaves to view shop windows and becomes lost. A kind alderwoman and a police captain arrange care for Nora until her mother is contacted. Nora is found unharmed, recalling the moment with relief as she is returned home safe.
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Peg o My Heart at Grand Opera House Gains Favor
The Grand Opera House presents Peg o My Heart with a cast led by Marion Dentist and Miss Dentler in the wholesome title role. Reviews note the production from Oliver Morosco’s workshop remains capable, drawing patrons who previously saw the show in other cities and praising Dentler’s youthful portrayal alongside Laurette Taylor’s legacy.
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