The Man for the Job in Britain’s War Cabinet
The UK forms a new wartime cabinet with a minister of munitions to tackle a workforce slowdown. Lloyd George, despite royalist dislike, is praised for his leadership, finance skill, and stamina to mobilize workers in munitions plants on the Clyde and Tyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalision
England
Bnghaud
Joha Jellicoe
Admiralty
Clyde
Tyne
Jellicoe
Lloyd-George
David Lloyd-George
President Wilson on Mexico Policy Criticized
The article argues Wilson's note to Mexican leaders is only an injunction to unite and that US threats will likely fail. It contends the administration repeats a mistaken Mexico policy and questions why the president did not speak earlier.
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Wilson
United States
Mexico
United States Mexico policy and justice in Frank case debated
The article argues U S policy toward Mexico favored Carranza over Huerta, criticizing State Department bias and calls for impartial investigation. It also discusses the Frank case, noting widespread protests against the jury verdict and questions of justice, urging reform and judging issues on merits.
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Carranza
Willa
United States
Huerta
Villa
Oght
Mexico
Sientifico Party
State Department
Mexics
Mc Bryan
Bryan
Diyval West
John Liad
Tae Liqui
Wilson
Frank
Mary Phagan
Friends
Jis
Uniformity in state penal codes urged after high profile case
The discussion urges standardizing penal codes across states citing the Frank case. It notes Texas peculiarities requiring tangible death evidence for murder charges and that trial witnesses’ costs fall on accusers. The piece argues uniform justice needs consistent rules to prevent errors and broad discretion.
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Frank
Wilhnesses
Daniels Explains Navy Flotilla Shortcomings and Reforms
The article analyzes Secretary Daniels criticism of prior naval policy amid submarine fleet failures during maneuvers. It notes partial acknowledgment of officers’ warnings, upcoming reforms under Captain A W Grant and Commander Stirling, and congressional decisions limiting new submarines. It compares contemporary submarine experiments abroad.
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Daniels
Gare
Oir
Yates Stirling
Congressional Investigating Committee
Stirling
Vauier
A.W. Grant
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Congress
General Board
Dardanelles
War Talk at Austin and Insurance Votes
The text notes Texas senators voting on life insurance affiliations and some stockholdings with insurers. It urges enterprising agents to solicit senators to take out policies in Austin, suggesting possible self_interest. The piece questions pessimism and progress in business and reform, contrasting claims with historical misuses.
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Austin
Texas
Evening Journal
Dallas Journal
Mountain peril and forbidden destinies unfold
Anita Logan confronts a sensitive will dispute as attorney Henry Rodgers reveals a condition that any sister must marry or lose fortune. Amid mounting tension and a mountain path crisis, Alfred Scott struggles with Bess and Anita while danger threatens at the cliff edge.
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K Wee
Ling
Alfred Soult
Scottas Whey
Rodgers
Yfenry Rodgers
Miss Togan
Mia Logan
Anita
Ant
Ann
Slater Besa
Bess
Mountasi
Scot
Unclear Dialogue on War Honor and Publicity Tactics
A fragmented chatter recalls a middle aged moralist debating merit in war honors while a young applicant seeks a berth. The scene shifts to a public relations angle with promises of modernizing notices and a push from unnamed representatives toward a bank and publicity effort.
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Tan
Beratemae
Erin
Newrat
Eteero
Fem
WPAC
Mbelara Sant Ua Bank AG yuNe
Letters to the Light and the Folly of Fair Play
A series of letters published in the paper argue over national loyalty and “fair play” amid wartime tension. Contributors discuss Benedict Arnold, Germany’s submarine policy, and American identity, with sharp attacks on anonymous writers and calls for clear author attribution.
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Lip & Alamo
Turan
Ban Antanta
Pex
A.D
Yonman Amertou
Amid Jore
Zui
Wien
Tam
Dittmar
Wes Benedict Arynol
Folr Tay
Dittmer
Germany
Lusitania
Mr. Dittmar
Benedict Arnold
America
British Empire
Benedict
Dave
Arnold
Jover
Hopwood
Phim St
City
Grandmother Narrates a Teddy Bear Tale From Maine
A grandmother recalls a summer in Maine when a tiny bear cub wandered near the house and drank milk from a bowl before being joined by its mother. The cub fled with its mother into the woods, and the two bears were seen again only years later, leaving the story as a cautious memory for the children.
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Nata
Maine
Ia Mather
Galit
Jong
Jong Tims
Ned
Beth
Prosecution Linked to Election Frauds Across Ranks
A Washington editorial lauds federal and local efforts exposing election fraud in Indianapolis and beyond. It asserts higher level officials are reachable, praises prosecutions, and urges similar action nationwide to deter corrupt practices and safeguard votes.
Tare Goethals Advice On Fleet Routes And Canal Risks
A wartime briefing discusses Major General Goethals and his views on keeping the battleship fleet west of the isthmus to avoid canal delays. It notes potential air and incident risks in the canal, possible closure periods, and argues for readiness on the Atlantic coast while considering naval needs and possible canal disruptions.
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Priadeienin Bulieetn
Geethals
Parorn Canal
Olcht
Allantic
Pacific
Pacifia
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