Hoquiam Leads Fight Against Pork Barrels
The Hoquiam community in Chehalis County Washington declares it will not accept a bigger federal building than needed. Congressman Albert Johnson proposed a 1250000 site and building in Hoquiam, sparking Hoquiam business leaders to telegram support emphasizing tax dollars and federal pork reform. The piece questions national pork and praises local patriotism as Hoquiam shows the way.
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Hoquiam
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Washington
Hongquian
Couunty
America
ONG Post Office
United States
Amon Songresamen
Hauniam
Albert Johnsos
Nto Congress
Hoasiam
Jin
Johnson
von Pressman
Mesa
Mexico Concessions and Miner Reactions Highlight Foreign Access
The article discusses Mexican concessions and miner views amid foreign access concerns. It notes Me xico’s aim to avoid exploitation, the idea of granting passes through concessions, and the influence of past administrations under Diaz and Huerta shaping current policy.
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Mexico
Mexican factions clash over concessions and constitutionalist aims
The article outlines power struggles between Carranza Huerta and rival factions along the Rio Grande. It notes cautious Co nstitutionalist recognition, opportunistic small fry seeking concessions, and a pledge to keep mineral resources under Mexican ownership while restructuring the economy to protect national property before American profits.
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Smallediry
Wicksters
Mexico
Carevata
Dquerta
Ulrewa
Huerta
Carranza
Anit
Alexica
Tolerant Mr Bryan Differences Not Personal Caption
A 1910s style editorial defends William Jennings Bryan’s tolerance for party dissent. The piece argues Bryan would urge colleagues to act on principle, not personal loyalty, citing past episodes and calls for steadfast follow-through on policy and conscience.
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Bryan
Stalin
Princeache
Lau
Sam Op
Witaall
Bryat
Hes Mansion
Lincoln
Sarilow
Thien
Hong
Denver
Champ Chik
Willian BR. Mears
Metcalfe
The
Gummmer
President Wilson's followers face hints with charity
The piece notes that Wilson's followers will handle suggestions with the same courtesy and Christian charity he demonstrated when leading his party. It emphasizes restraint toward Democrats who disagreed with him.
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Wilson
Ulrawe
Christian Charity
Ohio
Marvin Ty Phan Ie
Ray
Dale Mate
Ching Wilson
Springfield Republican
Between Two Fires Damrosch Faces Global Criticism
The article notes Walter Damrosch, famed conductor, attacked by German and anti-American presses for comments on Germany’s war conduct. It describes Canadians hinting he must stay home, while US voices, including Secretary Lansing, seek neutrality. It compares reactions to historical figures and calls for steadfast patriotism amid heated debate.
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Walter Dannosch
Berlin
United States
Germany
Vieveck
New York
Lang
Damvosel
Sile
Lam
Hrounds
Lansing
Daily Telegraph of London
Count von Bernstarff
Mr. Lansing
Roosevelt administration war talk splits Nation in doubt
Boston Post discusses possible presidential stance on entering war over Belgium. It cites fears of public sentiment, Wilson's diplomacy, and party dynamics as quotes debate whether the United States should act. Writers reference 1916 political pressures and editorial opinions on preparedness and neutrality.
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Roosevelt
Belgium
Germany
Ipat
United States
Fee
Republic
Switzerland
Tuareg People and Trade Routes in North Africa War Zone
The article describes Tuareg or Berber nomads in the central Sahara, their masked dress, five clans, and harsh desert life. It details major caravan trails from the interior to the coast, ore the risks of raids, and the shift toward overland and rail transport for Saharan goods. It also notes social structure, religion, and a critique of labor education and reform efforts amid harsh conditions.
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Africa
Bern
Italy
Warth
Alpica
Mies
United States
Excent
Arca
New York City
Central
Tares
Deel
Tims
Trina
Port Sondon
Congo Rev
Taconean
Ganilies Ymanixcus
Liny
Eni
Daily Fashion Hint on Nttle Doub Styles Enduring
A fashion note praises the staying power of ballet and hoop silhouettes, noting their modern detailing and wide skirts. Descriptions mention wire crinoline, boning, and resilient lining for support, with gowns featuring shell pink faille and silk tulle overlays and embroidered lace accents.
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Dnahton
Foltis
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk
A mixed old text blends a fairy tale about a fairy and a bee with a moral tale on language. The tale shows a fairy sharing bread with a hungry bee and a girl, then shifts to a discussion praising Latin as a universal language and condemning linguistic fragmentation.
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Sleepy Time
Little Folk
Dresc
Epider
Latin Is Called Living Tongue of Rulers and Scholars
An analysis notes Latin’s enduring influence as a common tongue among rulers scholars and statesmen, despite being technically dead. It cites King Ferdinand of Bulgaria and the German Kaiser using Latin in formal address while Latin’s vitality persists across nations and eras.
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Anc
Inter Sal
Vas Jose
Kansas City
Nissa
Perdinant
Bulgaria
Canterenes
Ang
Women as equals in work and life demand lasting change
A wartime shift elevates women from ornaments to capable workers, with energy and intellect to perform any duty men perform. The piece argues progress will persist, boosting liberty, independence, and self confidence, while cautious observers fear disruption.
Freight rate changes spark protests at Hatshoar line
Reported confusion over a proposed rail tariff increase affecting coal shipments from mines near Bogie Pro. Citizens challenge the plan, citing higher costs after the rate rise to $5 per car and potential impact on local prosperity.
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Bagte Pasa
Maitroad Commission
Bogie Pro
Tee
U S Need Swiss Plan Not Big Standing Army
A Wren the Spal Spokesman review argues the United States should adopt the Swiss militia model rather than a large standing army. It criticizes the administration plan for relying on a volunteer force and contends Switzerland-like universal service would ensure a known, capable reserve and national defense without undermining local militia tradition.
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U.S
Wren
W. E Rumphrey
Buuttte
Wes Ha
Wilson
India
National Guard
Gual
Gurrisson
Lila
Garrison
Frenay
Wien
Chin
United ‘States
Toemaelvey
Rhine
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Houston Post
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