Too Proud to Fight Phrase Sparks Wilson Critique in New York Speech
Washington writers say President Wilson was annoyed by how his too proud to fight remark was framed during the Lusitania controversy era. The article argues he will press preparedness talks to ensure critics cannot capitalize on the phrase. It notes Wilson’s intent to make language precise and signals a shift away from the controversial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New York City
Roosevelt
New York
Myrye
Gore border policing plan raises constitutional concerns
The piece argues Senator Gore's bill would push for a US invasion of Mexico or for joint policing of the border by Mexican and American forces, questions constitutionality, and suggests the scheme reflects Bryanite politics rather than solid policy. It notes Carranza's refusal to negotiate and recalls Gore's Bryanite backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
United States
Texas
Carranza
Mexico
Germany
Austria
Solor
Senator Gore
Undivided Loyalty Letter Controversy Echoes Across Nation
The piece argues for undivided loyalty to the United States amid religious tensions and wartime pressures. It cites Cardinal Gibbons and a call to condemn cosmopolitan allegiances while urging Americans to prioritize national unity and patriotism regardless of faith. The author warns some citizens still favor foreign loyalties and stresses the need for wisdom and understanding in public discourse.
Questionable U S Statistics on Foreign Commerce Challenged
A special committee of the American Chamber of Commerce marks the government’s foreign trade data as inaccurate and outdated. It says exports were understated by more than 500000000 in the year before the war while imports exceeded expectations. The critique targets the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and its methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
United States Navy
Iis
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Gore Plan Seeks Neutral Zone Pact If Mexico Disorder Persists
Senator Gore introduces a resolution for foreign relations review urging the president to begin negotiations with Mexico’s de facto government or its recognized head to establish a neutral cross border zone in the northern valley region. Withdrawal of forces by the Valley States would follow once order is restored and a safe zone is secured.
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Gore
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mexico
Anid
Commerce statistics face antiquated methods and errors
A report criticizes outdated data collection by custom house officials on experts and cargo values, noting thousands of dollars in unreported vessel exports. The 1821 law underpins current exports stats, while census methods may also err. The United States Chamber of Commerce plans a thorough review at its February Washington convention.
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Custom House
United States Chamber of Commerce
Thei
Washington
Labor and war policy split to shape postwar peace
The piece argues that public opinion in belligerent nations will decide peace terms, noting large labor party ballots against conscription in Britain and socialist opposition in Germany. It highlights dissension over war aims, independence, and national conduct, suggesting ruling majorities lack full backing.
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Thegland
National Labor Party
Hogland
United States
Germany
von Heydebrand
Ani
America
Karl Liehlmecht
Opty Iirsch
Belgium
Great Britain
England
We Are the World Abilene Herald Opinion
A column urges self reliance and effort, arguing the world owes nothing and individuals must contribute to the commonwealth of humanity. It emphasizes that no man lives alone and all must work, resisting claims of entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Abilene
Cosmopolitanism and language in a changing world
A fragment from Aden Observer discussing Scotland Russia trade links and Scots learning Russian, alongside critique of language neglect in Latin American markets. It also cites cosmopolitan ideals, education as internationalizing force, and notes on national identity and cultural unity.
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Scotland
Russia
Germany
United States
Latin America
Aden
Medaled Son Returns Home to Shaken Farm Family
An American farm family, poverty and despair ease as Eugene moves through combat to return with the Military Medal. His parents, once doubting and burdened, react with cautious joy when he walks home to where his blinds father and mother await, the medal brightening the house.
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Heno Boylesye
Sizty
Blacu
Alana
Mores
Rho
Averybody
Uta
Coreign Pelton
el Cathar
Eugene
Eugena
Marne
Bugens
Bowlers
New Mance Gowns Feature Tiny Faces in One Tone or Metal Accents
Daily Fashion Hint describes the latest Mance gowns with tiny facial motifs in matching tones or metal lace. Garments use sheer fabrics, lace trims, and hoop silhouettes to widen skirts, with examples in net, georgetic crepe, and nude pink palettes.
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Mary Ulynn
Boy Eugene Recovers Hope Amid War Feats and Grief
A distressed boy named Eugene trembles with excitement and tries to run to the wall but returns toward the gates. His blind father weeps, crying that others have robbed him of his son yet praises his sacrifice for France and the medal. A girl witnesses the scene, praying for resilience.
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Eugene
Hit
Pele
Wurst
Priadt
Vitein
Tatil Maya My Eigher
France
Soy Bey
Global Trade War Looms As Allied Powers Seize Merchant Ships
The article argues that Allied governments have begun commandeering merchant ships on a grand scale to support war needs. Freight rates rise as ships are diverted, with expectations of lower imports and cheaper freight through reduced competition. It notes a socialist tone to the strategy and references Britain’s wartime controls on private imports to align with public aims.
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Tani
Orleane
Timce-Fieavia
Tigerpool
Americas
England
France
Italy
Youwaza Tay
Shilys
Gilgar
Britain
Mle
Squirrels and a Barking Dog Tale From Denver
A disrupted scene follows Eric the dog who chases a bushy tailed squirrel from a widow to a tree. The squirrel avoids play, causing Eric to climb and bark until frightened, while onlookers worry about the dog’s behavior and the family reacts with concern and humor. The narrative blends domestic life with a Denver reception mention and a stray dog episode.
Kattegat Route Key to War Trade and Naval Strategy
The National Geographic Society describes the Kattegat and Skagerrak as crucial yet treacherous channels linking Sweden Denmark and Germany. The narrows span about 160 miles with a 90 mile width, shaping German cargo routes and central powers access through Danish ports. Storms and shoals impede navigation while Swedish rail links to Germany enable wartime movement by way of Denmark and the Baltic.
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Germany
Sweden
North Sea
Fille Sea
Nationsal Geographic Society
Kattegat
Denmark
Skagerrogck
Baleic
Great Hott
Little Belt
Cherchiet
Stveden
Gyetem
Baltic
Trelleborg-Ruexen
Skagerrack
den Gale
Drakesucas
Rocka
Huttegat Iz
Rayas Tere
Sestern
Left-Handed Timepiece Stirs Minds and Minds Bend
An eccentric inventor in Kalamazoo creates a left handed watch for a left handed daughter claiming the device reveals mental adjustments in reading time. The piece argues the watch exposes the brain’s division of labor with left handed readers forcing adaptation to a right handed world.
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Kalamasso
Kalamazoo
Almple Minds
Istern
Avery
Give Carranza a Chance
The piece urges patience with Carranza and urges the U S government to demand punishment for bandits and protection for Americans in Mexico. It argues Americans may need to intervene but should first give Carranza a chance and treat his government fairly despite Mexico's difficulties.
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Musien
Chihuahus
Mexico
Aneransi
Lansing
Carranean
Carranza
San Antonio Ad Buoys St Louis Orchestra Exposure
An extended San Antonio feature praises the St Louis Symphony Orchestra, highlighting its large advertisement space and broad tourist readership. The piece argues the exposure boosts the orchestra’s profile more than past campaigns and notes St Louis undervalues its famed ensemble.
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Sir Ross
San Antonio
St. Lonja
St. Louis
Louis
Newenanss
Ina
Zach
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