Publicity shifts as war correspondents gain access
The piece notes San Antonio Light coverage shifts and reveals six authorized war correspondents, including an American staffer, and discusses how press access affects public perception. It critiques violence by reformers seeking unemployed relief, cites General Sherman on correspondents, and argues press control shapes wartime morale and policy.
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San Antonio
Aotemed
Wii
Varil
Atlow
Kewaain
War censors loosened as Germany allows front correspondents
The article notes European powers reassessing wartime censorship as Germany and leaders like the Crown Prince and Jagow begin permitting limited journalist access to the front. It contrasts with Britain’s prior restrictions and suggests a shift toward broader press coverage during the conflict.
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Europe
Germany
von Bethmann-[Olheegg
Jagow
Jermit
Hie Front
Denver’s bid to abolish Judge Lindsey court
Denver politicians move to abolish the juvenile court headed by Ben Lindsey. The Colorado House caucus backs a bill to end the court after Lindsey’s reforms drew national praise and angered machine politicians. Lindsey, allied with woman suffrage, faces renewed attacks from local interests even as he is invited to speak nationwide.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
Lindsey
Woman'’s Protective League
Denver Taxpayers Association
Joyer
Denver Politician Nims Faces Strong Local Opposition
The article describes Judge Lindser in Denver as a national figure with a strong local following but mentions numerous enemies among Denver residents. It suggests that removing Nims from office would reinforce the saying that a prophet is not without honor in his own country, highlighting political tension and expectations of the outcome.
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Gill Letvera
EDO Publiabers
Europe
Soa
Jerusalem
Jone
Turkey
Revealet
Danieoventa
Earth
Allse
Abbie
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Spotty
Snel Ct
Snowhall
Snowball
Almagalin
Trouble for the Turk in Dardanelles War News
Allied warships push toward Constantinople as Turks claim only minor fort damage. Dispatches suggest a likely fall of Constantinople would reshape the Black Sea and wheat routes, forcing a major shift in European, Turkish and German aims amid a long, hard siege.
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Steul
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Europe
Asia
Black Sea
Russia
Haltic Ann North Sts
Germany
Austria
Mediterranean
Black Seas
Ins
Golden Horn
Food Scarcity and Germany’s Blockade Motives
German food shortages are laid bare as Britain relies on naval pressure to force terms. The London declaration allowed belligerent populations to receive food for consumption independent of military needs, but England argues the rule lacks majority adoption among participating nations per the Galveston Tribune.
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Acial Behnke
Germany
United Kingdom
England
Galveston Tridune
Central Clearing House Shapes Monetary Debate
A Providence Journal excerpt notes bankers expected the central bank idea to dominate national policy as James J. Hill stressed the central concept after reconciling political and geographic factors. The passage reflects mixed amusement and concern over a framed plan to forget the proposed national monetary commission.
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National Monetary Commission
James J. Hill
Providence Journal
Surplus Goods Waited From Abroad Demand Grows
Customers wait for surplus goods and products from across the ocean as ships prepare to load cargo for overseas delivery. A Milan letter to President Wilson reports Italy’s need for American coal steel road materials and a permanent trade, with consuls urging government ship support from Fort Worth.
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Amorton Collmiiate
Wilsor
Milan
Maly
Italy
Hundrada
Letters to the Light and the Turk in prophecy
A letter argues that prophecies foretell Turkey’s move from Constantinople to Jerusalem and a world crisis preceding Christ's eternal reign. It cites Daniel and Zechariah, links Balkan War era events to biblical timing, and warns of a coming apocalypse tied to geopolitics and the “book of life.”
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Jas
Jerucatem
Gully Papers
Magasines
Europe
Balkan
London
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Christ
Fashion hints and letter from Baltimore American Observer
A chaotic mix of fashion notes describing a moon colored dress with black velvet buttons and an embroidered motif plus a long stream of quoted letters and editorials. The piece references a sermon about the day of the Lord and World War concerns, with readers asking for print of their letters and comments on prune popularity.
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Bere
Sleepy Time Tales on stage with Snowball and Spotty playmates
Dramatic review notes a stage production featuring Snowball and Spotty the dog with a cast including Miss Mina Gumbo and Jane Mare gith. The plot blends domestic farce and romantic entanglements amid a series of mistaken identities and comic shifts. Theatre continues with a Monday reprise.
Comic Farce Triumphs At The Grand Opera House
A lively opening draws cheers as the audience enjoys a ribbing farce starring Daly and Fler. Nettleton, Daly, and Figman play rival partners in a violet mill business, with jealousy and office confusion escalating until lawyer Vanderbolt averts collapse.
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Edward Peptes
Geker
Whielyney
Tim-Makers
OY Orinnés Daly
Oscar Fler
Heacenes
Thomas J. Vanderbolt
Arthor Ginger
Feith
Madestic Theater Week Offers Mixed Acts and Strong Juggling
A detailed program at the Madestic theater showcases a blend of acts led by Bert Kalmar and Jessie Brown, Claude and Fanny Usher, The Straight Pathy Bert, and The Clilmar Trio, with dazzling jugglers The Mowetts and high energy performances. The program features musical numbers, ballroom dance offerings, and a humorous political playlet, promising varied entertainment for audiences.
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Madestic Theater
Ateraga Petra
vale|Meville
Lowatts
Sol Godlang
al Pinard
Clilmar
Thristis
Kenedy
J Mulkner
Mitx
Hardony
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Jesele
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Geldsmith
Pinard
Ararenaglesman
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