Arbitration proposal on presidential dispute and Bryan stance
The text describes a motion to submit the dispute between Mr Aryan and the president to arbitration with an equal number of unbiased arbitrators chosen by each side. It envisions within a year a division on whether the president or a former rival represents Americans, while warning that neither side should hide. The piece oddly critiques Mr Bryan and President Roosevelt era rhetoric and treaty stance.
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Aryan
United States
Bryan
Quesidemt
Bryan Npteds
Winie
America
Garfield
McKinley
Anyance
Bloodiest Battle Echoes From Ypres History
Narrative notes that the Battle of Ypres yielded about 15,000 casualties and massive German, French, and British losses. It contrasts modern bloodshed with earlier wars, citing the first battle of the American Revolution as proportionally bloodier, and highlights colonial fighters, minute men, leadership, and strategic defense at a redoubt and Breeds Hill.
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Ypres
America
Burker IM
Prescott
Unley
Noh
Gridley
Wolfe
Unclear military essay on American preparedness and British influence
Fragmentary excerpt debates American defense readiness during colonial era. It contrasts British supply cuts and American unpreparedness with failed strategies at key redoubts. The text suggests if colonists had more ammunition and discipline outcomes might have differed, reflecting on governance and imperial impact on defense.
Principle and Arms: U S Stance Over Lusitania and Armenian Fate
The United States maintains a stance on international law amid German submarine actions and the Armenian crisis, arguing against escalation while warning of potential dangers in a volatile global scene. Critics fear Germany may delay replies to pressure the U S and question the sincerity of moral commitments.
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Germany
United States
Wieslip
Walsem
Crank Attacks in Capitol and Glen Cove Target Banking Leader
In Washington the Senate reception room bomb scare ends with near catastrophe. Hours later a man forces entry to PL Morgan at a Glen Cove country house, believing the banker can influence arms shipments. The incidents highlight how public excitement can trigger unstable minds to action.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Capitol
Sype
Glen Cove
New York
PL Morgan
Europe
Seriou
Weitke
Why Americans hate Germans A timely conundrum
A German-American correspondent asks puzzling questions about language and behavior. The reply: there is no hatred. the seeming contrast rests on misperception and common stereotypes, with examples about value, fashion, and science used to illustrate the point.
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New York
Hoover Food Trade Bank Behind Belgian Relief Efforts
The food commission led by Herbert Hoover created an exchange system to pay Belgium’s wartime food debts in dollars or sterling while Belgium received paper money, enabling a steady flow of aid across enemy lines. The arrangement, praised for stability, acted as a functioning banking channel amid the disruption of gold and currency values.
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Belgium
Bankup
Belsium
The
Food Commission
Herbert Clark Hoover
Hig
Ante Steadier
Tire Vale
Feed Commisshon
Indianapolis News
Germany Furnishes Fisamples and a Wealthy America
A reflective essay argues against monarchy and urges adopting German progress in resources, cities, schools, and industry to double national wealth in 25 years. It envisions universal prosperity, broader public works, and a large standing army employed on canals, levees, and reservoirs, transforming peacetime America.
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Germany
United States of America
Texas tenants under scrutiny by federal relations committee
The Greenville Banner reports on a federal relations committee in Texas examining tenant conditions. The committee chair, Mr Walsh, cites Texas as having the worst tenant conditions, while the state senate denounces his claim as lacking general truth.
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Federal Relations Committee
Texas
Walsh
Chalentin Walsh
Greenville Banner
The Tyrant Powers and the Turbulent Strike
In a dramatic scene Powers, famed California boss of labor, crashes through his residence’s gateway in a limousine of doom. His terrified chauffeur, Perry Travis, and the angry workers witness a collapse of authority as Powers confronts fear and doubt while his daughter’s fragile figure is carried inside. The piece portrays Powers’s reputation for heavy-handed control and the looming crisis with his workforce, the stern foreman Snyder, and the loyal circle around him.
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David Powors
Millenaria Lumber
Marie Porch
Powers
Bors
Anziety
Gil
Tha Busta
David Powera
Treva
Caton J. Davitt Powers
Mim
Ho Wan
California
Walton
Daily Fashion and Power Clash in Regional Story
A fragmented fashion notice discusses collar styles and mohair trims while a separate industrial drama follows Powers and his foreman. In a tense office scene, the foreman is summoned as lumber prices surge and orders push for shipments east, hinting at broader tensions in a brewing storm.
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Viglenes
Powers
Jake
Radeo
Che Lmit
Arras and Northern France Battle Scene and History
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Arras in Northern France, its strategic position on the River Scart, railway importance, and prewar commerce. It cites population around 26,000, historic ties to Spanish Habsburgs, and figures Maximilien Robespierre and other revolutions figures as origins. The piece blends war damage, urban features, and a peculiar dialogue about a chaplain offering morals for money amid wartime corruption.
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Arrus
Mabel
Nahiing
Alsyuthes
Artras
Ole National Geographic Society
Nouthern
Scart
Vyres
Belgivi
Arras
Northern Railway
Parks Py Gall
Brussels
Uhiy
Amiens
Wramee
Venetrlar
Sameouy
Beran
Io Place
Arma
France
Arran
House of Hugintutre
Lois SI
Sleepy Time Tales and the Japanese Tea Lady
A fragmented tale recounts a girl named Alice who encounters a Japanese tea lady. The scene unfolds with children and several ladies watching a mysterious figure, while Alice feels drawn to the lady and experiences dreamlike impressions. The story shifts to questions about the tea lady’s identity and Alice’s fear of illness, seeking a doctor for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobhiee
Alfeo
Ata Che
Alice
Allee
Prominent Officials Discuss Civil Service Reforms and Appointments
An excerpt discusses President Wilson's merit system in civil service and the promotion of a man and an official who served it. It praises the justice and wisdom of the administration, notes progress toward recognizing merit in civil positions, and anticipates Secretary Lansing strengthening executive power during a critical period.
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Atlanta
Hiatout
Dewan
Allel
Seyad Aiylser
Diyeri Iy
Geruman
Wilson
Merit
Anpointes
Ling
Muriterlava
Te Presidenc
Lansing
Thn Iine Indie
Yie
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Tony
Jory
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Indooh
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Sanford Gistama
Donvers
Morcendis
Portale Roti
Tirut
Allenkine
Ann Tuhas
Hinds
Denver
Sleepy Time Tales
Youngs Pradely
Duffalo
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