Attitude of Mexico on War Alignments
The piece argues Carranza favors the Allies over Germany but seeks a strategic stance. It warns German propaganda could sway Mexico, urging Mexico to side with the United States to ensure lasting regional prosperity and avoid German influence. It notes domestic factions exploit the crisis while U S interests push for allied alignment.
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Carranza
Yur Licur
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Mexico
United Staes
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Amariva
Mexica
Alliande
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Republic
Mesico
High Cost to Officers War Dept Weighs Uniform Sales
From Watlington comes word that the War Department is considering selling uniforms to officers amid wartime costs. The idea follows earlier wartime measures, with some caution on advisability and potential impact on officer attire. Senator Jones of Washington weighs in on the issue.
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Fran Watlington
Yenater Jones
Wwyshaugtue Lute Duis
War Department duty pay and officer uniforms debate
A historical opinion argues officers should receive uniforms and equipment at government cost during war and peacetime, noting current pay often fails to cover related expenses. It contends officers deserve cost-based access to clothing and gear, arguing pay should reflect ability and service rather than merely enabling duty.
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War Department
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Liberty Bond Promises Safe Investment Amid Market Doubts
A garbled but recognizable ad copy urges readers to invest in Liberty Bonds, touting fixed interest rates and par value. It contrasts bond safety with riskier ventures and hints at government backing while warning against speculative schemes.
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Fragmented War Bond Advice From a Cautious Voice
A troubled commentary warns against quick profit in Liberty Bond trading. It argues that long holding protects buyers and the nation, stressing moral harm from indiscriminate selling, risks to cash liquidity, and the need to keep bonds as safe, long term assets amid wartime finance.
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Wiencies
The Knitting Club Parlor Simmered With Gossip
In a cluttered scene at a social gathering, Martin Jameson faces probing questions about proposals and marriages. Friends debate favors, home makeovers, and who might be courted, while Doris Dean and Doris other guests weigh in on romantic entanglements and the party mood.
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Mabel Marsh
France
Hensralta
Cirete
Sarah Lowe
Henrietta
Martin Jameson
Onrietla
Doris Dean
Wisiy Lyons
Lorid
Henristta
Tim
Cane Ujo
Joris
Doris
Abe
Hanis
Puzzle of a shattered match and faded names in wartime prose
A cluttered OCR fragment references a failed confrontation, wartime rhetoric, and stray names like Connik Beretting the report Wind dent ag hain. It hints at a strategic offensive, political figures, and battles with scattered geographical and organizational mentions, but the passage remains garbled and difficult to parse.
Fragmented Mumbled Notes From A Distant Day
A garbled, OCR like excerpt references daily life and politics including shortages, penitentiaries, and war dispatches. It mentions Bolsheviks, Germany, and Allied pledges, with scattered names and places such as Montana Boston Globe Monica California New York. The text is largely unintelligible but hints at social and wartime concerns.
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Son
Tne Siyyeiine
Eam- Malning Abovk
Acc
Tussia
Germany
United States
Totland
Gentemian
Louie Joinal
Momie Companion
Boston Globe
Sita
Monica
California
Te Tewu Sity
Vaudeville Week Opens At Majestie With Wide Acts
The Majestie Theatre launches a vaudeville week headlined by the Pantages company and notable acts. Rosal De Mithele, the Richards brothers, and comical routines headline a varied program praised by soldiers and civilians. Emily Stevens stars in a photoplay feature as society nights begin Tuesdays.
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Alexander Pantiges
Broderick LH
Damp Majestie
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Travis Mu Jewia Phearer
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San Antonianswill Be Welcotive At All Performances By the Danny Pruvis
Attire and Comedy Ad Split Across Local Sideshows
A fragmentary notice from the Princess Theater in Welr ai Dixon hints at Bertie Ward’s standup and a pageant style ad. The garbled text mentions comedian Bertie Ward and a routine or performance connected to an advertising insert in the local section.
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Lhe Princess Theater
Welrai Dixon
Wir
Nad Yin
Bertie Ward
Lawie
Anc Billee Jms
Alaskan Children and Civic Efforts During War Effort
Instruction lists for teachers and community leaders from Superintendent La Worth and the Interior Department urging Native children to learn first aid, promote democracy, join Red Cross efforts, and participate in Liberty Bond drives. It emphasizes organizing women’s clubs, boy scouts, and local projects to benefit Alaska and allied peoples, with a call to public health and tuberculosis awareness.
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Southeastern Echo Survice
Wo Carson ‘Utkan
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Tia
Iilind Srade
United States
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Liberty
Thompson
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