Recognition of Carranza Gains Support in Mexican Crisis
The article argues the United States should recognize Venustiano Carranza as Mexico's rightful leader, citing his representation of constitutional values and opposition to Huerta. It stresses underlying economic land reform demands, clamps on old feudal power, and the need for a stable legal system to satisfy the Mexican middle class and people.
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Uuke
Carauc
Haeria
Villa
Zapata
Ich
Huerta
Mexica
Will
Bluerla Zapata
Mesico
Recognition Debate Over Gomie Naa Proposes Territorial Claim
Fragments argue that the United States should recognize a new leader who acts in place of Caranzs rep, claiming he represents the same principles. The speaker asserts dlabas for recognition and notes control of seveneighths of the republic's territory, with about nine tenths of its people entitled to recognition and access.
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United States
Gomie Naa
Caranzs
Dlabas
Carrined
Republic
Vic Jy
Hin
Protecting the Ladies on a Street Car
An onlooked tale describes two women confronting a man who follows them on a New York street car. They accuse him of harassment and seek aid, while bystanders debate proper conduct and police help. The officer, in civilian clothes, insists on guiding the women to safety as patrol cars are summoned. The crowd splits between sympathy for the women and defense of the man, but the women depart with officers.
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New York
Fay
Fort Worth
Setk & Folch
Anid
Elty Guimell
Au Tonon
Hwsra
Itis
Chauffeurs Union
Exing Board
Sam
Evey
Chiffeur's Union
Seain
Ste
San Antonio
James Wastandingham
Mites
Gawinskner
Controversy Over Dr Nearing Dismissal At Penn
Directors of the University of Pennsylvania face criticism from students faculty and public for dismissing economics professor Dr W Nearing. Critics say the move betrays ignorance of American ideals and serves elite interests. Protests spread among scholars and notable figures with potential legislative scrutiny urged.
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University of Pennsylvania
Scott Nearing
Neanng
W Nearing
Nearing
Gnief Economics
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Matc
Athery Collecs Aml Univeresies
Tike
Universie At
Pomisyheiaia
Fant
Controversy Over Practical Education Reaches Teachers
The piece argues teachers push for more practical education while facing opposition from big business. It cites Dr. Nearing and associates at the University of Pennsylvania, highlighting a clash over constitutional rights and free speech as directors react to these reforms.
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Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
Bryan's mixed political vision and the party coalition question
A critical commentary questions 1910 era political hopes for William Jennings Bryan. It argues Bryan seeks a broad coalition by uniting German American, labor, and prohibitionist blocs, yet warns such a mix is absurd and unlikely to cohere. The piece suggests labor and prohibitionists share few common aims and doubts Bryan's ability to blend divergent interests.
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Bryan
America
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Nian
Federal Congress
Bryant
Seed Value Rising as Seed Cotton Becomes More Valuable
A Birmingham Ledger summary notes cotton seed gains value as seed becomes nearly a quarter of cotton price. A bale of seed cotton yields 500 pounds lint and 1000 pounds seed. lint around 45 dollars, seed about 11 dollars. Oil cake gains use for cattle and human food, with potential to surpass cotton in value.
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Gil
Birmingham Ledger
Politics Make Holidays Stir National Debate
A Chicago New editorial urges protest against adding legal holidays, arguing lawmakers push political aims and worsen industrial stagnation. It contends bank closures and public sector slowdowns reduce wageearner earnings and family budgets as holidays multiply.
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Chicago
New
Impres s at Colonists and Colonist Ideas in Immigration
Fragmented text discusses colonists, pre Revolutionary heritage, and ideas of blood, culture, and national identity. It references European origins, Argentina, and New York, with unclear context and garbled phrases. The piece hints at social attitudes toward assimilation and lineage in early American society.
Polly and Clay Face Ruin Over Debt Mess
A business partner panic drives Edgar Irwin and Clay toward bankruptcy after a late note demands a 75,000 loan. Terry’s wife Isabelle overhears tension as Teabelle seeks money for gambling debts, while Polly’s looming fate hints at deeper trouble for the firm and its members.
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Ruswell
Clay
Irvin & Chey
Tomas Neal
Irwin
Helear
Invin
Chiy
Peivale
Edgar
Neal
Hanwen
Norway
Isabelle
Cora
Teabelle
Grey
Polly
Agar
Tebelle
Trageny
Peter
West
Bagar Clay
Window Posters and Posters Brighten Storefronts in City
Citizens stroll past the San Antonio area shopfronts where notices and posters adorn glass slabs. A clerk named Meyers oversees the parcel department as a wind shifts ivy lags and a postcard urges people to “Put your troubles In the pocket with a hole in it” while a stamp window displays a shilling picture of President Wilson.
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San Altonio
Meyers
Wilson
Deficit Charges Fails of Federal Spending Toast
A damaged policy critique accuses the United States Treasury of a 159000000 deficit in ten months, citing wasteful wartime spending and mismanagement by the current administration. It argues income and corporate taxes cannot fully offset foreign imports and warns of continued fiscal strain without drastic policy changes.
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United States
Iban
Neive
Login
Ff Aeak
Pune
Chauffeurs Union Examined Sparks City Debate
A Williamson era voice argues the Chauffeurs Union pressures on driver examinations in San Antonio. The writer defends fair testing, cites past enforcement, and warns against political manipulation, urging focus on public safety while challenging union critics. The piece details driver age diversity, record counts, and the need to protect property and lives.
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk Se Spot and Frank
A fragmented tale describes Frank's affection for Spot the dog and their playtime ritual. Spot obediently follows Frank, then breaks pose, showing a playful bond as Frank guides him to obey and fetch a camera moment in a domestic scene.
Man and Industry in War Time Power Debate
A fragment discusses American industrial capacity and preparedness for war, praising Yankee manufacturers and the nation’s raw materials. It envisions rapid conversion of civilian production to military use, with emphasis on ammunition, cannons, and mobile firing assets, urging decisive action rather than talk of avoiding conflict.
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Brom the Lichavilie
Ourikranurnnlsche Ford Mature Company
Wransal Rs
Staan Fron
Betrati Dispalen
America
Hue
Tongford
Berlin
Keapas
Thos
Geren
Sieare
Allard
Warriuen
Atlante
Pacific
Essen
Krupps
Political Turmoil and Election Tensions Highlight Nation
Fragmented reading shows Democratic committee pushing a challenger narrative amid national divides. Specter of electoral uncertainty grows as party lines stiffen and independent voters drift away amid crises in Texas and Virginia, while Republican camps show little activity.
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Ibn Dallas
Towra
Frem Gil
Democratic Wallongs Committee
Mat Patte
Araetie Bngnter
Wilsca le Mainte Stenfilon
Reguri
Serpte
Algeriui
St Pere
Democratic
Booth
Thas
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