Waldorf Astor Becomes British Baron After Expatriation
A 16 year past American expatriate William Waldorf Astor is named a British baron. Descendant of John Jacob Astor he left the United States to join England. His wealth and lavish hostings, plus a polished English manner, likely aided the royal elevation. The American public, however, remains largely indifferent.
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John Jacob Astor
Manhattan Island
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England
America
William
Sir Waldorf
William Waldorf
Henry Ford Returns From War Controversy
The article discusses Henry Ford back in the news as a power broker and critic of wartime policy. It notes past business partner tensions and Ford’s shifting views on war outcomes and industry leadership amid broader political debate.
War talk and calls for peace from trenches to Detroit
A reader critiques Henry Ford and wartime narratives arguing the trench soldiers seek peace, while rulers push for conflict. The piece claims Ford’s shift lacks evidence and predicts education of the masses as a path to no war, urging Detroit action against wartime production.
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Submarine Movements in the Med: A German View
A German naval writer Captain Lothar Persius argues that Austro-German submarines have entered the Mediterranean, framing it as a continuation of earlier successes. He criticizes misrepresentation of the move as a triumphal procession and notes the Mediterranean campaign follows a failed blockade of England. The piece cites French reaction and questions the strategic purpose of submarines in this new theater.
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Texas Election Bills Question Democratic Committee Representation
A critical look at Texas election laws reveals they may violate democratic principles by permitting excessive public spending and failing to provide for electing a representative to the national Democratic committee. A noted prohibitionist movement is reportedly preparing to challenge the issue.
Texas election law reform urged to resolve national committee issue
The text argues Texas must amend election laws before May 1916 or hold an extralegal convention to avoid losing a national committee seat. It critiques current laws as unclear and redundant, urging simplification and a single primary for both state and national issues to preserve democratic governance. It notes three options and singles out amendment as best.
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Texas
National Committee
Cato Sells
Political caution on Wilson and party maneuvers
The York Evening Post warns Republicans against exploiting the presidential powers left undefined by the constitution. It argues any partisan shift on national defense would ignite danger, stating the president cannot be blamed if a political tempest erupts.
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Why Have Large Navy in America’s Defense Debate
United States naval policy is debated as the General Board urges strengthening to rival England. Congressmen weigh a fleet large enough to match any dispatch by Britain, with concern over political party readings. The Springfield Republican notes the board’s aim to equal or exceed sea power of any major nation.
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Taeger
Tigris
Farewell Words From Captain Von Panen Amid War Talk
A captured letter to his wife reveals amiable farewell remarks by Captain von Panen, framed as part of the war machine. Court testimonies and grand jury inductions highlight his language and raise questions about his role and loyalty to Berlin.
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Debating Republican Nominee and War Policy Sparks
The piece criticizes Theo Roosevelt and the Republican stance on war, arguing the party may nominate a strong antiwar candidate while warning against disarmament. It cites naval lessons from Civil War era and calls for readiness to defend the nation amid global tensions.
Editorial fragments mirror Texas county reads in Temple Telegram
A jumble of phrases from Temple Telegram quotes editorials about a Texas county. The text suggests critiques of connecting local and state systems and a missing sense of direction, noting that lines begin and end nowhere.
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Texas
Caada
Temple Telegram
The Trench Tattoo and a Dark Meal Dicey Night
In a tale set at the front, Fatlot endures ribald mockery after his naval tattoo. A prank escalates as Corporal Carter and others mock his cold feet during a punishment ritual. The men later celebrate with a dinner for officers, during which Fatlot seeks revenge and Carrel deflects blame with a staged trick involving cigars and a handkerchief.
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Fatalot
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Carrel
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Conquest of the World in a War Era Debate
The piece argues about Allied and Axis power in a troubled global balance. It discusses England and Japan dominance in trade, American involvement, and a sermon-like critique of violence tied to historical claims. It reflects wartime anxieties and calls for peace.
Letters to the Light in San Antonio Declares Public Nuisance
Local readers urge action against intrusive street peddlers and disruptive advertising near downtown hotels. They condemn movie theater propaganda and call for calmer campaigns while demanding peace and quiet for residents, especially the elderly, amid rising noise and disturbances.
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Toronto streetcar service debate and revenue crisis
Fragmented OCR text describes Toronto transit finance issues with streetcar revenue loss, weather impact, and proposed remedies. Mentions delays, car services, and municipal concerns over fare collections and public utilities.
Evening gowns highlight return of opulent fabrics and hoop silhouettes
Mary Glynn notes fashion hints focusing on roses and silver brocade gowns. Designers favor satin and tulle with wide fronts and a dramatic hoop effect. A rose classic gown features silver lace trim and a draped hem, designed for ease of movement on the dance floor.
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Rose Feille
Sleepy Time Tales Se For the Little Folk
A titular field mouse seeks warmth finds shelter with squirrels after a cold night. They debate letting him stay and he is fed and taught to gather nuts. He grows fond of the squirrels, stays through the winter, and his tail thickens as he bonds with his new friends. The tale ends with the mouse choosing to stay with the squirrels.
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Fatalot
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Caccel
Ink
Medua the Balkan Port With Wartime Promise
The National Geographic Society outlines Medua, a small Albanian port on the Dyri estuary, as a strategic wartime gateway to northern Albania and Montenegro. It notes limited harbor works, shallow waters, and the potential for a major logistics hub if allied supplies and harbor development proceed amid Balkan fronts.
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Uhr
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