A Foolish Official and the AFL Split
A critical depiction of Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor. The piece accuses him of defending strikes as sacred, regardless of German influence or corruption. It argues Morrison lacks discretion and questions AFL righteousness.
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Frank Morrison
Amerfederation of Labor
United States
Helr
Federation
Fiea
Samuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
Morrison Wille
Morrison
Action in Mexico reported from Washington
The article says the United States plans to act on Mexico by inviting General Carranza to conferences with other faction leaders or potentially holding talks domestically to name a ruler, a move condemned as unholy and contrary to American government principles. It questions President Wilson’s readiness to back such a course.
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Washington
Mexico
Carcanza
Wilson
United States
Carranza
Republic
Marty
Sirius
Ivory
Messes
Vial
Cukea
Carraina
United States Should Recognize Carranza In Mexico Crisis
A fragment notes a debate over Mexican policy urging recognition of Carranza and his faction. It argues against placing an American-led regime in Mexico, asserting the U S cannot or should not deploy troops to decide Mexico's leadership, and questions alternative recognitions. The piece references past U S intervention in France and aligns with cautious nonintervention.
Good Spellings and Bad in Intellectual Tests
A Russell Sage Foundation study led by Dr Lennard P Ayres argues that intellectual abilities distribute like physical traits and are linked to spelling prowess. The piece contrasts blue back speller observers with modern readers, noting that keen visual observation underpins spelling skill more than raw intellect, since English spelling is not purely phonetic.
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Lennard P. Ayres
Russell Sage Foundation
Ilearns
United States
Seoul
Fragmented OCR line raises questions about clarity
A garbled OCR fragment appears to ask about reader comprehension and personnel spellings, with unclear context and no identifiable names or events. The unreadable text suggests incomplete transmission from the original newspaper page.
National Security League calls for preparedness in San Antonio
A columnist urges universal duty to defend the United States as nations learn from others. The National Security League forms nationwide branches to push preparedness, not war, inviting all Americans to join for a dollar a year. Local San Antonio chapter aims for thousands of members.
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United States
Belgium
China
Auericus
T le National Security League
League
Hormel
San Antonin
Chamber of Commmerce
Rotary Club
Jin Congress
National Security League
America
San Antonio
Fragmented OCR passage about various names and terms
The unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms with unclear connections. It mentions individuals like Corinex and Theresia and includes stray phrases about pensions, payments, and tasks, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item.
Ill-starred Night in a Coastal Light Romance
A dramatic fragment centers on a tense seaside encounter between two lovers. Winds, firelight, and fevered emotion frame a moment where promises and longing clash with fear and a looming, unresolved fate. The scene builds atmospheric tension around their imminent embrace and potential loss.
Daily Fashion Hint on Hats for Sport and Priestess Use
The article reviews hat styles with sailor shapes, rounded crowns, and pointed steuted growns in navy velour felt and pink felt. It notes trims like ribbons and bands, button boots, and a distinctive low crown sailor look, highlighting a fashion mood of bold colors and novelty forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyper Brit
Fragmentary Narrative of a Narrow Escape at Night
A garbled account describes a struggle to keep a town from falling into peril. A figure named Garmin Wad ew allegedly aided by a hidden path, while the speaker recalls a tense chase, evasive movement, and mystery surrounding a dawn breakthrough and the mysterious END.
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Aunris
Garmin
Dusen
Wolland
Avery
Uth
The White Duck Wins a Swans Race
In a village tale from Sleepy Time Tales a white duck joins a race against swans for a prize. The duck wins by besting the swans, earning admiration while the crowd learns mercy and sportsmanship matter more than pride. The story ends with the ducks and swans becoming friends and a celebratory echo of village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomly
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Katie
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