Aged Army Testimony Sparks Debate on Temper and Duty
A long defense of General Magan and condemnation of harsh language follows a public critique of high officers. The author urges self control, courteous speech, and steady character as vital for leaders. It notes anger exposes weakness and stresses that the nation judges the army by its officers.
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High Commission
United States
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War Q Department
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Mr. Taan
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Cuban Stories of Suffering and Cubanitas in War Time
The piece recounts Cuban experiences during a conflict, noting refugees and home losses as Spaniards threaten, with locals drawn into American aid. It describes Cuban workers and soldiers, wages, and tensions between Cuban natives and Spain’s presence, reflecting strife and evolving loyalties.
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Wexler
Curban
Havana
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Moe
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Political musings on reform and turnout in a split city
A fragmented civic column critiques municipal reform, salaried staff, and ward politics. It discusses candidates, platform strengths, voter memory, stale labor wages, and the dangers of a party machine. The piece references figures like Minor and local factions while outlining broad reform themes.
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