Propaganda and Public Opinion in War News Debate
German claims that a young novelist will lead a Russian propaganda effort in the United States spark criticism. The piece argues American readers prefer independent press and distrust outside influence, noting British and German campaigns backfire and Russia’s censored media limits effective messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Yromynimkov
United States
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
Cecil Chesterton
Hell
Britain
Germany
Dernturg
Viereck
M. Syrotiyatnikar
European powers push publicity campaigns in the United States
A fragmented note argues that all European powers are running publicity campaigns in the United States if allowed. It suggests learning from Germany's experience and avoiding impossible ventures, urging restraint and strategic caution among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United
Ferguson’s prison policy undercuts critics with profit claim
The article defends Governor Ferguson’s management of the penitentiary, arguing the system shifted from loss to profit amid a cotton disaster. It notes 1915 costs, assets, and outputs while casting opponents’ claims as unfounded prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ferguson
Ferguson
Pridon
Tay Ridge
Questionable Texas poll tax contest sparks AG Department clash
An Austin driven dispute over election law riddles exposes gaps in Texas rules. The attorney general’s office blocks a Chambers of Commerce poll tax contest, arguing it meddles with elections, while noting contradictions in corporate involvement in political campaigns and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoraty General
Austin
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Nowy
Attorney General’s Department
Chambers of Commerce of Texas
Attorney General's Department
Chambers of Commerce
Crualifica
Absurd Election Laws Cited By State Attorney General
The text argues against broader election restrictions and mocks the idea of banning money or activity by drawing extreme hypotheticals. It contends that the attorney general seeks to eliminate every potential violation, contrasting that with practical law and common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Generals’ Department
Attorney General's Department
Iain
Persia Sinks After Torpedo Hit With Many Perished
A steamer Persia was torpedoed in the Mediterranean by a Russian submarine killing hundreds. About 400 aboard were aboard when the ship sank within five minutes. Only a small number survived as passengers and crew leapt from tables and rushed to deck amid rising water.
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Peninsular
Orierial
Persia
Mediterranean
Aimona
Inach
Tinose
The Red Circle by Albert Taysog Terhune
A Patso photo play on the Red Circle adapts Terhune’s work with credits to WIM Ritehas and Qopretatiynts. The feature carries standard authorial note and production credits for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Taysog Terhune
the Mighter
Calot Sonvrer
Syria
Patso
Wim
Ritehas
Aree Payssa
Terhunead
Fourth installment in strange attire unfolds in tension
A tense scene centers on a coat as a symbol of danger and escape. Jane and Jude react to a planned tracking of the coat through the city while Tamar plots a dangerous move to stay hidden. June Travis seeks a tailored outfit for her ill brother, while a police chief contemplates Foil and pursuit.
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Jane
Tamar
Waruy
Paria
Jude
Max
Giow
Travis
Men's Outfitter
Nira
Beals
Meeke
Juno
Lintestator
Debated English Conscription Bill Sparks Constitutional Concerns
Bill Varensittmnnnt argues that conscription proposals favoring unmarried men would be unconstitutional in the United States. He cites equal duty of all able bodied men and contrasts U.S. delays with England where courts move faster. Newspaper notes potential political upheaval if opposition grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Herc
TNO mpErnie Court
England
Suspem
St. Louis
Allén Etill
Bill Secretary
Lamar
Putice
Immigration down in United States figures exceed ten year average
A letter to the editor cites Washington immigration service data showing a TA per cent drop from the ten year average as Europe halts new arrivals. The writer argues this reduces available workers and questions how society will handle further shortages as Western crops and sidewalks rely on labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Immigration Service
Washington
Anant
Wireless telephone proof marks new era in communication
The article notes American ingenuity in wireless tech as the demonstration of long distance wireless telephone across 4660 miles showcases a new era in communication and highlights German efficiency as contrasted with American enterprise. The report reflects wartime propaganda tone and cites Indianapolis as a location reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secnce
Iianapolty
Belgium Entangled in War News and Uproar
The Barhester Post reports a chaotic narrative about Belgium and Holland with references to political figures and American donations. It notes claims of vast sums of money being given or extracted, and describes deteriorating conditions in invaded territories amid fourfold tax increases and ruined lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Gifford Pinnehot
United States
Pennsylvania
Io Hone
Sue
Holland Tening
New York City
Tunica
Barhester
Mystery Coat in Police Plot Slips From Suspect
June confronts a dangerous scheme as a mysterious coat linked to a theft becomes central to a police inquiry. A young woman flees to her room while a detective and Chief Allen pursue the garment and its owner through tense streets and a late evening stakeout.
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Iones Tod
Ghief Allen
Thenat
Twessenger
Nlet
Tae Ceiler
Enat
Cutter
Anani
Thad
Allen
Elaborate fur trimmed gown and cape wrap fashion notes
Mary Glynn describes a dressy evening wrap featuring a cape like fur cape with sleeves formed by corded trim over the shoulder. The look centers on fox fur with heavy fringe ropes and a long netted silk gown, showcasing wide fur cuffs and ornate internal cordings for a roomy fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glynn
Letters to the Light on horse cruelty and reform
A San Antonio reader denounces horse abuse and calls for humane action. The writer urges the public to act against cruelty, noting up to date sightings of neglected animals and urging society to prevent such treatment. He cites personal witness and asks Holman to answer questions from local humane societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarness
Ely
Jialice
Horges
Sarone
San Antonio
Holrmah
Year 2915 Brings Vast National Prosperity And Trade
A Baltimore American summary extols dramatic yearly gains turning farmers to profitable producers. It claims millions added in grain wealth and reports rapid international demand and rising exports, with a tone of confident national uplift and economic vigor.
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Seveal Jean
United States
Msi
Northers
Southeyh
Baltimore Americ
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