Slayden Endorsed by Champ Clark Amid War Debate
The Slayden campaign touts Champ Clark's endorsement as proof of alignment with Wilson’s war aims, while critics note Slayden’s prior opposition to key Wilson measures and draft policy. They recount Clark’s own stance against the McLemore resolution and suggest the endorsement reflects political maneuvering.
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Slayden
Fourteenth
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Wilson
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
McLemore
Clark
Local news exchanges face looming prohibition
The article argues that a government rule banning free newspaper exchanges would shrink each paper to its local area. It warns prestige and reach would erode for large dailies and that editors in county seats could lose access to wider viewpoints, with publishers and the public bearing the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuero Record
Comfort News
Natch
Editorial on newspaper exchanges and regulatory control
The piece argues that limits on newspaper exchanges would hobble editors and reduce cross‑paper communication. It cautions government boards to regulate fairly and avoid ego driven overreach, noting editors’ willingness to serve during wartime but not be handicapped by restrictive rules.
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Bor
Npon
Southwestern
New Order
Wills
Tia
Texas
America
Amanda Mainé
Deport the Anarchists and Strengthen Immigrant Policy
A House vote on the alien anarchist deportation bill would remove limits on deporting dangerous aliens. proponents urge rapid enactment to curb disloyalty and protect government by consent of the governed during wartime and beyond. The piece argues prior hospitality enabled agitators and stresses the need to root out anarchists among residents regardless of length of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
House
Without Neighbors A Mirror On Community Frictions
A fragment contemplates a world without neighbors, suggesting peace and quiet if neighbors did not intrude. It hints that when children cause trouble, the fault is often laid at the door of neighbors, reflecting social tensions in a communal setting.
Neighbors and the old time spirit of friendship
A narrative reflects on a row of neighborhood characters from the meddling gossip to the helpful volunteer. It contrasts past camaraderie with present criticism, noting the value of neighbors despite faults. The piece also touches on morning papers wire pulling and a claim about Mrs Busch funding hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cams Bors
The Dimple Thieves Poem on Monroe Street
A poet recalls a humorous tale of a girl named Marty teased by a playful “dimple thief.” The piece suggests tears from dimples, with a mother urging discipline and a warning to children to smile and not cry as a way to help “catch the dimple thieves.”
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Monroe Street
Marty
Jay Birden
Kansas City
The Majestic and Princess Theaters Feature Varied Acts
The Majestic bills two top comedies Al Shayne and Harry and Emma Sharrock in Behind the Grand Stand. The Zara Carmen Trio and Kinkaid Kitties headline Royal Theater acts with music and bagpipes. Photoplay features Harold Lockwood in Lend Me Your Name and The Folly of a Life of Crime. Tom Edwards at the Princess offers ventriloquial novelty. The Three Kindred Girls Utopian Four and Nell O Connell also appear.
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Shayne
Sharrocks
Majestic
al Shayne
Beauty
Harry
Emma Sharrock
al Slayne
the Royal
Royal Theater
June Mills
Harold Lockwood
Phyline Curley
Peggy Provost
Tom Edwards
The
Princess
Princess Theater
Harmony Singers
Nell O'Connell
Chicago Daily
News
Mrs O'Connell
the Palace
When a Man Sees Red at the Grand today
The Grand showcases William Farnum in When a Man Sees Red a gripping photodrama praised for strong acting and thrilling scenes. The four day engagement ends today with Eva Tanguay’s She Wild Girl to follow for the remainder of the week.
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Eva Tanguay
Hobby Supporters Liable After Accusations About Ferguson Ally
Mrs Solon Stewart accuses Hobby lobby of libel over claims linking her Ferguson activity to disloyalty. She defends her son Selo K Stewart, noting his service in the royal garrison artillery in France and current posting in Mesopotamia. She cites British consul Alfred Ogaton for verification.
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Ming
Ferguson
Alfred Ogaton
Galveston
Texas
Selo K. Stewart
Royal Garrison Artillery
France
Mesopotamia
Solon Sthwart
Full Citizenship Granted to Army Men at Camp Scurry
In Corpus Christi division, Judge James Hutcheson granted full American citizenship to fifty soldiers at Camp Scurry and General Army Hospital No. 165 within an hour. Recipients include 21 from Britain and others from Greece France Italy Norway Russia Sweden Venezuela and one from Poland.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
James Hutcheson
Houston
Federal Court
United States Army
Camp Scurry
General Army Hospital No. 165
Great Britain
Greece
Belgium
Denmark
France
Venezuela
Park
Hutcheson
Masterson
J. J. Greely
St. Paul
Minn
Crownsville
Wort Ringgold
Laredo
Plan New Scenic Road Across Continental Divide
Plan calls for a modern automobile trail built by the state highways commission linking Glacier Park in the west to Belton, spanning fifty miles across Montana’s wild country and crossing Skyline Pass. The route will cut north of Helena and cross the continental backbone through prime wilderness home to the mountain lion, grizzly, deer, and timber wolf.
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Melena
Mont
Continental Divide
Glacier Park
Belton
America
State Highways Commission
Helena
Wilds
Montana
Corpus Christi Women Register for July Primary Vote
Nueces County women are registering for the July 27 primaries, with early totals showing about 1100 registered by midweek. Robstown leads with 155 registrations, Bishop 138, and Corpus Christi Sixth Ward 1134, as women split town and country areas and many pledge support for A. P. Barrett for Congress.
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Corpus Christi
Nueces
Robstown
Bishop
A. P. Barrett
Congress
Army Post Plans Big Singing Event at Fort Sam Houston
About 6000 soldiers are expected to participate in a Thursday night singing event at Fort Sam Houston. Gen. J. A. Ryan invites civilians and military personnel to attend as Hi W. Kinsey directs the program. The post will reserve space for parking and the concert will feature America and other national airs along with allied tunes.
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Fort Sam Houston
Post Pola
Feriy
J. A. Ryan
America
Singing Army
Hi. W. Kinsey
Commission On Training Camp
Brownsville
Eagle
As3
del Rio
Laredo
Texas National Guard regiments may anchor at Alpine or Fort Stockton
Announcement from Southern Department leaders says new Texas National Guard cavalry regiments may be established at Alpine or Fort Stockton with inspection ongoing. Initial plans cited San Antonio for mobilization, but sites at Camp Logan Camp Bullis and Camp Stanley are also discussed.
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Texas National Guard Cavalry
Alpine
Fort Stockton
Southern Department
Willard A. Holbrook
Robert. J. Reaney
Quartermaster Department
San Atonio
Jack of Water
Camp Rullis
Camp Stanley
Camp Logan
Camp Lowie
Taent
Gilbert C. Eastman
R. O
Washington
Cenny Stanley
Camp Bullis Reservoi
Quaytat and Whims of a Fractured Era
A scattered London to Kansas City miscellany questions Quaytat fate and mocks modern life. It jokes about celluloid collars and war nerves while noting a Finnish Diet president and a former Russian duke become London clerks.
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Pittsburg
Svinkaufved
London
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District of Columbia
Washington Star
Richmond
Bea
Solon Stewart
Stand
Ee Strong
India
Neuces County
Army Post
Soliors
Texas Cavalry
Hoover
Robert Stevenson Jr
Stevenson
Chicago Tribune
Ee Rey
Sweden
Oma
Saxony
New Jersey
Vaux
Kanung City
Stryden
Tam
Bunke
Reverl
Worcester
Peta
Asoo
New York
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