Berger Convicted in Espionage Case Faces Sentencing
A federal jury in Chicago found Victor L. Berger and several associates guilty of violating the espionage act. Sentencing is pending as the court weighs actions and possible new trials. Berger’s followers denounced the verdict at a mass meeting in Milwaukee.
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Gilly
Chicago
Victor L. Berger
Yankee
Hns
Actio
United States
Berger
Germany
Austria
Federal
Milwaukee
Bolshevikism and Food Supply Debate in Wilson Text
The article argues President Wilson linked Bolshevik spread to food shortages, stating no direct link between bread and Bolshevik doctrine. It notes Bolshevik ideas predate the movement, tracing roots to earlier communists, and contends economic theory harms initiative and prosperity while Russia’s Bolshevik influence waned as food concerns faded from public interest.
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Wilson
Russia
Tie
Bolshevikism wanes in Germany despite food questions
The piece argues Bolshevik ideas falter in Germany not due to hunger but because the government upholds law and order. It suggests discontented, poorly fed men are more receptive to revolutionary talk, while well fed people resist. It cites President Wilson linking Bolshevism to feeding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Floating menace persists after U boat withdrawal
The article argues that even with German submarines removed, shipping remains unsafe due to mines and drift nets in Baltic and Gulf of Finland routes. It notes British and Swedish efforts to clear mines, criticizes Germany for not fulfilling armistice promises, and calls for a cooperative, exhaustive campaign by allied nations and Germany to restore safe sea lanes.
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Genvai
Germany
Russia
Baltic
Kronstadt
Gulf of Finland
Sweden
Cattepat
Great Britain
Gotland
Conserving Live Stock Through Marketing Facilities Control
The Interstate Commerce Committee hearing on government control of marketing facilities affects consumers and producers. Independent marketing reduces meat price volatility and complements other factors raising consumer costs and lowering producer returns. Walter L. Fisher of the American National Live Stock Association warns that losing control could worsen the industry's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Walter L. Fisher
Sounsel
American National Live Stock Association
Meat pricing and marketing controls in wartime era debate
The article discusses concerns raised after World War I about flight prices and stock depletion, arguing that meat supply would have fallen without U.S. entry into the war. It examines marketing facilities, railroads, and interlocking systems controlling meat prices, and compares packer influence to distribution control, warning of near unlimited profit if sellers own transport and cold storage.
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United States
Fisher
Prosperity 15' coming and rural notes from San Antonio
A mixed digest notes political ideologies and civic concerns with references to Brazil forest policy and oil prospects near hills, plus a local item on radiators cut price by twenty five percent for use in San Antonio. It closes with a sentimental poem about Madelon and soldiers, recalling wartime tunes and memories from Paris and France.
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San Antonio
Oak Island
Brazil
Jsy Wheelty
Fann
Northcliffe Called Real Ruler of England by Speaker Hillis
In a Brooklyn sermon, Rev. Dr. News! Dwight Hillis lauded Viscount Northcliffe as the de facto ruler of Britain. He praised Northcliffe’s control of major papers, influence over news, and impact on the empire, arguing he wields unparalleled political power through the London Times and affiliated outlets.
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Hillis
Northcliffe
England
New League
Fatah
News
Dwight Hilly
Pipsmouth Church
Brooklyn
Viscount Northcliffe
Sernon
Wilean
Genort Pershing
Clerpensony
Marshal Peel
Lloyd Judrge
Mr. Labour
Pat Elffe
Urilwin
Sying
Rowland
Hagner
Oliver Cromewril
Northctlife
Tewes
Allen Live
Cie
Newenapers
Orthcliffe
Durie
London Times
Eanger
Great Britain
Punchagea
Times
House of Commons
House of Lords
Fountain Wead
Northcliffe Algo
Daily Mall
London
Manchester
Paris
Fountain
Moutifer
Gites
Gyoat Uvitain
Ireland
Northcliffs
Northcliff
Agquid
Levnuss
Procera
Abquithava
Ayer
Gallipoli
Weica
Wan Norteliffe
Amet
Saye George
Eet Jaw Pa
Naetheliife
Eplendilly
Dazzled ships escape in camouflage art at Royal Academy
The Manchester Guardian credits camouflage designer Norman Wilkinson with dazzle ship concept aiding naval defenses. The Royal Academy exhibition displays painted merchant ships in varied dazzle patterns, illustrating how abstractions confuse enemy submarines and guide carded models interactive viewing.
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Manchester Guardian
Comimaader Norman ‘Wilkinson
Royal Academy
Ag¢Ordanva
Ace
Arthur
Original Cast With Road Show At Local Theatre
Theatre notes deplore touring dupes while promoting Turn to the Right engagement at Maventia Turates. Broadway observers watch Riess Smith and Gohlen hold Broadway production for a two run tour as De Witt Newby and Jason Robards lead a cast amid nationwide buzz. Maria Ls brings famous masterworks to vaudeville at Majestic with replicas, background effects, and models. New shows include The Reckters Bee and a sparkling ancient comedy, with Albert Veenon as Plados.
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Theater Personne
Turreni
Suddie
Riess
Smith Anid Gohlen
Majestic
Gal
Maria Ls
Vauteville
Bill
Majestic Theater
Andy
Judah
Piero
Beale
Albert Veenon
Rey Dence
Nual
Attractions at the Grand: Elsla Verguson stars in The Art of the Wits
Film fans at the Grand today view Elsla Verguson in The Art of the Wits with Judd Mor the Canadian actor and Maral Netlan guiding a rugged plot. Verguson performs stunts on a wild mustang amid cliff scenes, while the production promises thrilling, refreshing action and expert riding by Verguson and supporting players.
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Elsla Verguson
Islsie
Ferguson
Judd
Mixa Vergunon
America
Heireetor
Maral Netlan
Xine
Waldoor
Porguson
Rha
Fragmented OCR reveals confusing bank check scene
The garbled text suggests a domestic scene near a bank involving a check and several named individuals. It mentions attempts to identify someone and a tense exchange, with unclear dialogue and disrupted sentences, reflecting poor OCR from a historical page.
Fragmentary 1900s Style Clippings Mixed with Local Oddities
A garbled OCR style collection of stray phrases and partial names from a historical paper. It mentions people like Cal O Mul a and Oras Bacelins, political notes, weather, a tractor or vehicle fixation, and scattered local items. The text is fragmented with many unreadable segments and nonsensical connections.
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Santa Claum
Samonte
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