British censor blamed for slow Baltic submarine news
The British war office hides a Baltic submarine victory amid criticism of censorship. The piece argues Germany publicly rewards heroism while Britain withholds praise, noting Admiral Weddigen’s fame and contrasting British silence with German recognition. It condemns the censor as lacking brains and common sense.
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War Office
Baltic Sea
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
Baltic
Weddigen
Mueller
Gorman Navy
British War Office
Rewasis
Villistas Challenge Extradition Under 1884 Treaty
In a legal wrangle over extradition of Hourta the Villistas argue the 1884 treaty with Mexico risks recognizing the Villista government, claiming the U S has not recognized any Mexican faction. They cite the 1899 treaty provision on crimes on the frontier regions of the two contracting states to justify their stance.
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Hourta Byeaing
United States
Mexico
Villis
Machiavelli Aay
Villa
Vilista
Villistas
Treaty debate on Villistas and US Mexico pact
An analysis questions the validity of the 1899 treaty between the United States and Mexico amid Villista claims. It argues Mexico cannot fulfill its treaty obligations, as civil authority is suspended and a new government under Villa would replace the old regime. Restoration prospects appear unlikely.
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Camieid
Villistas
United States
Mexico
Villa
Chihushiva
Huerta
United
Chibahua
The Man Who Saves Dr Strang in Typhus War Effort
Dr. Richard P. Strang leads medical volunteers fighting typhus in Serbia and Austria Hungary. The effort aims to curb the outbreak before it spreads to Europe and the United States as war rages. Dozens of American doctors and nurses risk their lives. several have died already in the mission.
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Richard P. Strang
Manchuria
Serbia
Europe
United States
New York
Boston
Galveston
Austria-Hungary
Stealey
Before Serbia Adventure He Built Vast Wealth Abroad
The speaker recalls a man who saved tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, in Asia before visiting Serbia. Only a few will remember his name for his deeds, unlike celebrated figures like the Emperor William, Lord Kitchener, or a famous general. No grand monuments will honor him.
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Serbia
Asia
Willian
Lord Kitchener
Ratire
Comprehensible Statistics on Railroads’ Reach and Rates
In New Haven era discourse, President Elliott presented eye catching railroad stats. He quantified passenger travel, freight tonnage, and density of lines per population, noting U S freight rates lag Europe's in cents per mile while U S overall rate hovered near one cent.
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New Trampshire
Elliott
New Haven Road
Wrea
United States
Europe
United Kingdom
Ejliott
Germany
France
Austria
Filiott
McAdoo at Pan American Conference Seen Guiding Banking Ties
Providence Bulletin notes McAdoo's potential impact at a Pan American conference aiming to strengthen north south banking relations. The piece argues the congress could deliver real results with clear ideas from McAdoo in a favorable official and personal position. It also urges public support for practical financial collaboration across the continent.
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Treasury
Meadoo Tan
North
Souhi
Congress
McAdoo
Providence Bulletin
Zeppelin Flop Undermines Raid Projections and Weather Doubts
The piece notes the Zeppelin’s limited impact, urging that its incendiary potential hinges on calm weather. Observers say atmospheric conditions largely govern its success, and the fleet’s yards appear more spectacular than effective.
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Prin Alan
Atlanta Journal
Light’s Daily Story Learns To Live A New Life
In a London setting a woman named Kit reroutes her life after a letter from her sister Didi prompts a bid for change. Maud, a caregiver figure, and Dr Prothero’s household become backdrops as Kit adopts French beauty aids and sewing lessons to win back happiness, coaxing shifts in marriage and social status amid spats with Mrs Knowles and others.
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Knowles
Didi
London
Dr. Prothery
Griened
Geo
Nuite
Kit
Did
Tye
Elstefn
Stripes in Vogue for Appel Boon Fooks Garment Talk
A fragmented fashion note describes stripes in clothing with navy and white patterns. It mentions crepe de chine, satin, taffeta, and silk fabrics, wide and narrow stripes, and styling details like a high white collar, white cuffs, and a yoke.
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Appel Boon Frooks
Navy
Etralache
Ayabatiidor
Huerta hysteria in a Deaumont court room
The Deaumont Journal notes a crowd of women pressing to meet Victoriano Huerta in a federal courtroom. It calls the scene hysteria and questions why American women would seek an international figure once despised, remarking on social norms and curiosity about a controversial guest.
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Deaumont_Journal
Victoriano
Huerta
Meslvan “Patrictlam
Spain
Sleepy Time Tale of a Little Girl and Gypsies
A young girl wanders away from home while playing and falls asleep in a field. She wakes hungry and frightened, finds a camp of kindly gypsies, is fed and cared for, and is eventually returned to her mother at sunrise. The mother thanks the travelers for keeping her daughter safe.
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Hottie
Towart
Ald
Patriots and protection satire in early American press
A fragment from the St Paul Dispatch examines American protectionism and its defenders. It critiques pro tariff advocacy as benefiting operators over workers, arguing protectionism masks vanity and self-interest while praising or denouncing foreign policy stances linked to Wilson era debates.
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Tham
Kent
Wilson
Alwers
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