Fomenting Strikes and Texan Education Debate
The piece argues Germany may seek to incite labor strikes in the United States to disrupt munitions output, urging focus on labor leaders and manufacturers. It then extols the University of Texas as a growing, financially challenged but strong institution delivering broad enrollment, high quality faculty, and commitment to freedom of thought.
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United States
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University of Texas F
University of Texas
Paint
University of Virginia
Vanderbilt University
Texas University
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
Buydum Texas Education and Local Pride
A Texas education piece argues that UT linked education to state interest and local economy. It urges Texans to support in state schools as a better value for price and quality, noting education shapes state specific problems and opportunities for graduates.
Unconditional Surrender Debate Splits Socialist Group
A San Antonio Socialist chapter passed resolutions calling for peace and various disarmament steps. The piece argues universal disarmament is impractical and condemns well-meaning but mistaken plans to weaken the United States amid global tensions and wartime debates. It warns against surrendering war powers to the people and contrasts socialism with anarchism.
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San Antony
Socialist Party
United States
Philippines
Japan
Islands
Europe
China
Congress
Thieves Reported Near Suburban House in Sant Antonin
A fragment describes a well dressed trio, a lady a young woman and a child seen near a handsome suburban residence amid large grounds and trees. The text implies an encounter or discussion but ends abruptly with uncertainty about their intentions.
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Sant Antonin
Well-to-do neighbors take a modest theft in stride
An editorial questions a well-dressed trio stealing figs from neighbor trees. It explores moral injury, urging that theft remains theft regardless of social status. The piece contrasts such acts with larger crimes and critiques sugar industry forecasts against tariff rhetoric.
Seizure of Wireless Station at Sayville Long Island
The privately owned German wireless station at Sayville Long Island will not aid communications between Germany and America. Officials or unofficial will not receive Jessen facilities. The action should have been taken by the navy department with the Tuckerton station. Von Jagow lamented German American communication difficulties and urged U S influence to press England to permit repair of the German American cable. England resists concessions if the cable cannot be repaired.
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Statton
Sayville
Long Island
Jessen
Germany
America
Sitner
Navy Department
Tuckerton
Washington
von Jagow
Berlin
United States
Fingland
England
Galveston
Dividends Declared By Eonia Wasshouse Company
The Eonia Wasshouse company has declared a 15 percent dividend on last year’s business. The warehouse projectors’ wisdom and farmers nearby benefited from the security of the warehouse. The dividend remains 15 percent, with expectations that warehousing will incur lower costs next year, reducing the dividend size. Fort Worth Record.
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Eonia Wasshouse Company
Siwa Wisdrom
Fort Worth
Widow Pension System in New York Appoints Investigators
New York's widow pension plan appoints investigators to pass on applications and arrange operations. The mayor selects local investigators, while counties name them by court judges. Eligible widows with children under eighteen may receive aid to support the family.
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New York
Germans Not Stations and a Warning on Food Shortages
A Boston Post inspired editorial cautions against exaggerating German hunger fears, urges humane wartime conduct, and critiques claims of enemy starvation as a pretext for atrocities. It references Lusitania and notes misstatements about Mexican lands and policy. The piece includes a returned traveler’s remarks on Mexican populations and frontier tensions.
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Empire
Alles
Germeny
Jmperial
Saumurloe Warlore
The Light's Daily Sixty and a Night of Broken Promises
A former exile recalls fantasy of bright streets and stars while in a distant city. He tracks a past love among performers and crowds, only to confront her on stage in a show that rekindles old guilt and a broken promise from years ago.
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Louise Teilxers
Didgargimg
Avnet
Weitte
Lutte
Fis
Liz
Dallas urged to build large cotton warehouse plant
The Evening Journal notes says the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas can supply 2,690,000 bales of cotton storage, urging Texas bankers to use available facilities and safely warehouse the crop. It argues warehouses will reduce rail shipping issues and improve marketing, hoping Dallas sets a model for nationwide storage support.
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McCalik
Juderal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Texas
Bol Sepxether
The
Evening Journal
Dallas
Daily Fashion Hit Te de well We remember that to the summer wardrobe
Fashion notes praise summer wardrobe essentials with emphasis on footwear. Discusses dainty lace frocks paired with leather shoes, popular high boots in white kid and canvas, and old button boots in light shades. Mentions pearl buttons and refined materials.
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Wartime note on Lubin and Lublin industrial centers
The fragment describes Lubin and Lublin as key industrial hubs in Russian Poland under Austro-German influence, noting textile output, grain and cattle sectors, and the strategic role of Lubin and Lubelskie factories. It mentions Warsaw and Łódź as major manufacturing centers, with Lubin praised for its growing industry and agrarian landscape nearby, and references to regional geography and fortifications near Warsaw.
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Hutilrt
Mauckensen
Warsaw
Lubite
Stessian Potana
Lodny
Nasonal Geographic Society
Starket
Golin
Warsew
Jaroslaw
Iyengorod
Warsiy
Ponsa
Lublin
NIV Assinn Vwraty Corps
Canal costs and wartime effects confuse Panama route estimates
A historian notes the Cananta canal’s wartime handling and financing distort estimates of earnings. He cites a 12.6 million dollar potential toll at 1.40 per ton, compares coast to coast shipping shares, and explains how interest on 376.9 million borrowed plus Panama payments inflate costs. He argues wartime disruption prevents clear earning data until peace returns.
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Lola
Cananta Canal
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Nmoryhy Johnson
United States
Panama
Republic of Panama
Steepy Time Tales For the Little Folk
A fragmented children's fable about a grain of sand that travels with a wind blown tale. The grain is picked up by a man, lost, and eventually ends up with a group of children who watch its journey across strange scenes. The narrative voice is childlike and dreamlike with curious transformations.
Reevaluating Wilsons effort amid German submarine policy
The article condemns Captain Trickey for detaining a German submarine attack on the Armenian and argues the act damages U S diplomatic efforts with Germany. It portrays the incident as proof of the German policy deemed dangerous and inhumane, undermining warnings and ship safety.
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