German paper attacks American war munitions sales
The Dortmunder Zeitung urges Saxony’s children to rebuke American gifts to war victims, arguing U S munition sales support Allied war effort. It cites neutrality rights, German history as a war supplier, and calls for consistency while condemning American arms dealings.
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Civcand
Berlin
Paris
America
Grenaden
Eason
Wall Street Journal
Zeittung
Fragmentary critique of Geroy people and war munitions policy
A damaged, opinionated excerpt argues the Geroy people are blind to others rights and should consult their government officials before taking actions that could bind their hands in future conflicts. It laments potential Allied supply roles and warns of political missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotort
Tiny
Supreme Court decision on assault by automobile in New Jersey
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules that an automobile driven at excessive speed can constitute assault. Walter Schutte, charged for injuring Thomas Mitchell, is cited as driving recklessly. The ruling treats the car as a weapon when speed endangers others, setting a precedent for charging drivers with assault.
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United States
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Walter Schutte
Jersey City
Siitck Thomas Mitchell
Mitchell Wail Schutte
Grant
Schutte
Justice Garrison
Supreme Court
Ats
Justice Sas
Alan
Andre
Ale Minhili
Easy divorce and highball marriages debate in church
The piece critiques easy divorce and the Spike of “highball marriages” tied to hurried ceremonies on the Jersey side and the calls by Rev. Percy Grant for more lenient divorce. It notes Episcopal positions, cites Bishop Greer, and contrasts views within the church on marriage permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Jersey
Percy Stickney Grane
Church of the Ascension
New York City
Episcopal Church
Grant
Greer
Atpe
Church minister under fire over marriage vows beliefs
The piece questions Rev Percy Stickney Grant for suggesting marriage in defiance of canonical rules. It notes potential discipline by the church, ponders harm to the Episcopal stance, and suggests the minister join a denomination or remain silent. It contrasts old norms with rising divorce ease and cautions about public influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Dave
Percy Stickney Grant
Soemind
Greer
Episcopal Church
Demands on Carranza In Mexican Question
The United States mishandles the Mexican issue by accepting unverified reports and blaming Carranza for events in Mexico City. The piece argues against demanding that Carranza keep the Vera Cruz to Mexico City railway open, noting civil war realities and comparing to other wartime transport demands. It asserts Monroe Doctrine duties while rejecting impractical ultimatums on rail lines.
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United States
Germany
Italy
Turkey
General Carranna
Lintterl States
Mexico City
General Obregon
Obregon
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Vera
Ceux
the Ciy
Great Britain
Europe
Villistas
Juarez
Chihuahua
Panhandle Texas Separatist Move Stirring State Question
A Texas Panhandle separatist proposes forming a new state from the Panhandle region. The idea claims ample room to absorb other small states, while long-standing Texas pride remains a strong force. The Memphis News-Scimitar notes the fervent regional sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pig Inton
Texas
Ville Zen
Panhandle
State Journal Commentary on Reformers and Social Issues
Very tired, we wel no heed. The piece examines reformers in society and praises prominent banktips for a while. It comments on social roles, work, and public issues with a cautious tone, urging more focus on constructive reform and responsible engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eonsiam
OlMo State Journal
Baroness and Meadow Sale Behind Cemetery Crosses
In a village tale a baroness bargains over a meadow adjoining a chateau as villagers learn the land holds a cemetery with iron crosses. Father Pure resists until a notary offers 18,000 francs plus extra to settle the long disputed land and cemetery stake.
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Lieminder
Beney
Etaitean
Piacemen
Chatnar
Father Wuret
Pweer
Furelnd
Pather Kuret
France
Pelvate
Ford Idea Advocate Sees Philanthropy as Self Help
Henry Ford, noted automobile maker, argues philanthropy should aid the unfortunate while also strengthening the helper. He cautions against reformers who take over others duties and urges self respect through work rather than dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Perd
Vest Itethois
Alen
Chhartins Cays Philanthropies
Uno Tinutea
Skinler
Mn Bord
Folly of tariff boards and Congress waste cited
A fragmented critique argues that both state and federal governments waste money on commissions and taxes. It calls for a permanent tariff board of Supreme Court caliber justices to gather facts for tariff laws, while opposing persistent meddling by Congress and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praelite
Tride Commission
United States Supreme Court
Trade Commission
Endensored Film Sparks Debate In New York Cathedral Scandal
A controversial motion picture drew sharp reactions as critics argued it balanced orthodox devotion with artistic intent. The film’s cathedral setting and alleged anarchist themes prompted discussions on morality, censorship, and the limits of theatrical realism in late 19th century New York.
Is Cotton Price Rise Threatening South Farmers
A Greene Banner commentary warns rising cotton prices threaten the South by encouraging farmers to reduce acreage. It predicts a smaller cotton crop next year if prices and war conditions persist, arguing farmers may abandon cotton to seek other crops or income options. The piece stresses danger in price increases and acreage decline.
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Prom
Greene Banner
Marin Whee Ik
Catton Ta
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Dortmunder Zeitung
Saxony
New York Sun
Trlands
Undy
Widuss
Orphéti
Poly
Sacyb Bubiff
Alsalty
Alphonse Alles
de Malensis
Chaleau
Vink
Abe
Peurel
FORD
Bralle Langer
Tatricks Cathedra
New York
Romina
Ho Golive
Baer
Toekeleion
Carnéain
Sleepy Time Tales
Ero
The
Little Folk
Agnes New Gam
Ittie Brothers
Agnes
Govil
Amy
Amin Ghiss
Srapejuice
Amy Siiel
Kyle
Seraay
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