Reorganizing the Army Amid Cabinet Divisions
The article discusses William J. Logan's resignation and its impact on U S military policy. It describes Lindley M. Garrison's plan to reorganize the armed forces into four border divisions, expand the regular army and create a citizen soldiery, and defend Panama Canal zones and insular possessions amid wartime tensions. It notes Congress’s uncertain reaction and rising public support for preparedness influenced by the European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Logan
United States
Congress
Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Mitany
Lindley M. Garrison
Doran
Mr. Bryan
Garrison
Panama Canal Zone
Alaska
Imperfect Silence In Movies Sparks Debate On Stage Origins
An editor debates the need for seventy adapted films to prove worth against stage productions. The piece questions whether cinema should escape old comparisons and acknowledges films draw from the stage, though it notes some critique of the craft and origins.
Silent lips and facial cues shape the future of cinema
An essay argues that motion picture art hinges on actors facial expressions and body language more than spoken language. It cites the shift to lip reading and visualized enunciation as ways to universalize film while preserving natural action and emotional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sujoy
David Garrick
Rousseau
Garrick
Debunking Bryan’s War Sentiment Claim
The piece argues Bryan misrepresents editorial stances on war and peace. It contends no US newspaper advocates war and accuses Bryan of distorting the truth to claim a changed public mood. The critique warns of demagoguery amid a crisis and political scheming in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Che Jingo
Bryan
United States
Bevan
Washington
Politico
Lift
Aryan
Democratic Party
Haile
Unlikely Bid Strains U S Political Theater
The discussion centers on a possible presidential run by a secretary of state figure whose ambition could split the Democratic Party and affect national policy. Critics warn such self confidence may drive drastic actions, while supporters see a path to the presidency if circumstances align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arath
Cole
Wold
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
United States
Loree
Stijca
Titus
Hart
Bennett
Seuke
Poth Tifa
Ber Brynn
Ronstveit
Mr. Bryay
Bryan ¢An
Wilsoh
Ehoven
Wilson
Bryan
Lawe
Kulaer
Wall Street
Burmen
Poekunkt
WANTS A SURE THING BETTING OFFER IN NYC PAPERS
The betting commissioner Fred Schwinm proposes a wager offering odds five to one on the proposition that William Jennings Bryan will never again be elected to public office by voters. The advent of the offer suggests a bold public bet circulating in New York daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Fred. Schwinm
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Feed 'Gehamm
Ant
Public opinion and US role in war debate
A colonial era style reflection laments public dissent during wartime and argues for a steady national course. It emphasizes the need to balance rights with a just national stance and to guide international relations toward freedom for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tuaker
Manning
Texas Press Association backs President Wilson policy
In Corpus Christi the Texas Press Association unanimously endorsed President Wilsons foreign policy, expressing Texan unity in supporting his approach to protect American citizens and uphold the nations honor. The Houston Post criticizes Mr Bryan for his stance amid the convention vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Press Association
Corpus Christi
Wilson
Cryat
Texas
The Retolder to Berlin and Editorial Rejoinder
The piece notes a firm public rejoinder to Serlin about punitive naval terms and the Lueltana classification. It asserts armedmerchant status under international law and calls for American rights under humane rules. The article includes varied opinions and a digest of public commentary on road funding and maintenance efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Serlin
Germany
Katser
Orleans Times
Pleayune
English novelist weighs balance of fate in ship voyage tale
The passage discusses TE G Wills and a voyage by passenger ship to Cort Ayuror. It references cantaloupes and a sequence of names and places in a windswept, oblique account. The fragment hints at themes of doubt and destination within a maritime journey and literary framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SW Hanon
TE. G. Wills
Rembting
Mr. Wella
Cort
Turbulent City Hall intrigue and a political ascent
A young Mason, rising in government service, faces pressure from Chief Bell and the district attorney. He is urged to resist gambling corruption while navigating a sudden Capitol summons and a stern demand to act only under necessity, threatening setbacks to his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmagon
Tose
Mason
Gothing
Mason Rose
Dave
Whillis Mesan
Hia
Mia Fine
Cron College
Tameroua
Ussirtan
Termes
Curtin Bell
Rdil
Marsan
Bell
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Personal Sermon Fragments
The readable lines present a preacher denouncing vice and urging family life. The narrator recalls a gentle home scene with a sleeping baby, contrasted with the harsh atmosphere of the sermon. The text shows garbled OCR with stray phrases and misspellings.
Sleepy-Time Tales and the Frog Bridge Tale
A muddled folktale fragment recounts Tiny and a talking frog friend who plan to build a bridge with gnomes. They gather frogs and lily pads to span the pond, but local boys menace the frogs, prompting a scramble and a shift in focus to political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny
Hit
Sata
Sid
Will
Bern
Ceumms Seeks Money in a Controversial Campaign
A fragmented passage portrays Ceumms demanding funds amid a heated political struggle. The sketch hints at Barnum era motives and a looming campaign, with references to a costly chessboard of influence and public scrutiny ahead.
Henry Bryan Resignation Editorial Sparks International Tradeoffs
A battered editorial critiques Henry Watersons stance on Mr Bryan and Henry Wilsons stance on Germany. It argues the secretary of states actions amount to treason to the country at a critical moment and questions motive behind the stance in defense of humanity and law. The piece contrasts reactions from Berlin and observers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cnac
Berlin
Bryan
Bemaus
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Jay
Macon
Rille Manon
Sleepy-Time_ Tales
Ceumms
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Brian
Henry Wattersn
Areca
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Corofres
Thes
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