Governor Ferguson Endorsed by Texas Cattlemen for Strict Quarantine
At the San Antonio convention cattlemen voiced strong support for Governor Ferguson’s strict cattle quarantine. Most delegates trusted his leadership, despite a few dissenters, highlighting Ferguson’s broad experience and deep ties to Western industry as reasons for their confidence in his administration. The article notes the cattlemen’s united stance as a key factor behind the apparent broad public backing for his policy.
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San Antoni
Ferguson
Texas
Governor Ferguson
Far West
James E. Fergus
Wilson on the journal of a divided Congress
As Congress adjourns attention shifts to President Wilson whose domestic program faces opposition from Democrats. With lawmakers out, Wilson delegates international matters to Secretary Bryan while turning his focus to diplomatic issues and preparations for events like the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
President Wilson under fire over Mexico policy and diplomacy
The article argues President Wilson faces criticism for his handling of international affairs and Mexico policy. It notes a shift toward late-night study of dispatches and questions whether the president can exonerate himself from policies associated with Mr Breay. It emphasizes tensions between Wilson and Bryan and the challenge of meeting expectations while avoiding direct interference in Mexico.
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Icans
Washington
Jeshuudl
Lavis
Mies
Wielier
Butone
Wilson
Fryar
State Department
Bryan
Lson
Breay
Mexico
United States
Teehee Teebee Tahlequah Appointment Draws Light Humor
A Cherokee named Teehee Nis has been appointed registrar of the treasury in Washington. His role begins with ensuring banknote accuracy as he signs them. Despite jokes about his name, Oklahoma statesmen praise his gravity and responsibility for this important sub-office.
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Arefal
Teehee al Tallerual
Teehee Nis
Washington
Wowell
Bankate Hxenes
Teebee
Houston
Smith
Teelice
Tran
Copper and War: Copper’s Role in Victory
The piece argues nations win wars by starving enemies of essential resources like copper. It notes copper’s vital importance in modern warfare and cites unnamed authorities on logistics and metal usage, emphasizing copper as a strategic asset in combat.
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Ile
Peter Red
Copper and ammunition every day drive war endurance in Europe
A wartime statistician estimates copper use by Germany Austria and allies reaches 1.12 million tons annually with 26 million rifle shots daily and 180000 artillery shells fired so far. He warns copper supply could exhaust unless imports continue, noting neutral ports and Scandinavian shipments risk seizure as war hinges on metal reserves.
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Nearruth
Hur
Austria
Hel
Connais
Germany
Saki Ag
Pacw
Gistmany
Mayland
Ayhieh
Lone Heroism of Sir Ernest Shackleton
A Philadelphia Ledger tribute extols Sir Ernest Shackleton’s polar expedition feats. It lauds his courage amid ice, frost, and constant danger, noting he battles alone against overwhelming odds with death ever near.
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Bisplorer
Ernest Charkleton
Channel
Philadelphia Ledger
Lazy husband law and political finance critique
The piece discusses a new law labeled the lazy husband pin and its penalties for husbands neglecting wives and underage education. It then critiques the federal reserve act, alleging treasury powers over public deposits with near unrestricted authority, calling it a danger to the new system. The column notes ambitious legislators and their congressional aspirations, contrasting readiness for Washington with current Austin duties.
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Tudiane
Pasa Times
Federal Reserve Act
Secretary of the Treasury
Pew
Boston Transcript
Fr the Whale World and the tiled bites
Fragmented OCR text references global war and governance with hazy mentions of American weariness, wartime policy, and social concerns in New York prose style, yet core facts are unclear and names or events are not identifiable from the readable excerpt.
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Whale World
Pepa
Eigare
Alin Eitixeus
New York
Light's Daily Story excerpt reveals a tense domestic drama
In a fragment from The Light's Daily Story by Ay Oliver Corbett a daughter Molly confronts poverty and cruelty as Major Perkins pleads, a estranged father returns, and a discharged soldier story threads through, hinting at wartime sacrifice and personal loyalties amid a chaotic domestic scene.
Smut Military Ban Sparks Fashion Debate
A Daily Fashion Hint notes evolving dress norms amid a smut ban, criticizing faux romance aesthetics and lauding practical attire. It references diverse styles such as draped veils and embroidered hats, blending period tone with social commentary on gendered dress and public propriety.
Vice probes raise questions on Louisville reform efforts
The Louisville vice investigation faces skepticism about real reforms. Critics say raids and sensational coverage fail to curb prostitution, arguing vice exists in all cities and legal enforcement alone cannot cure it. The piece notes lack of actionable remedies and warns against turning investigations into public spectacle.
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Ui Iyeuleville Couries
Louisville
Louisvilie
Abe
Firat
Lovieville
Whilsd Ledger Transcripts Senate Bellicose Exchange
A garbled clipping reports a Missouri senator and a Wyoming counterpart clashing as Senate rules intervene to restore order amid a chaotic debate. The piece laments unscientific scrapes by registrars and questions how leaders should respond to disruptions, urging calm and disciplined conduct.
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Whilsd
Imig
Missouri
Shawn
Wyoming
Senate
Letter to the Editor on German War Preparedness
A reader letter responding to The Light's Monday issue and the interview with von Bethmann-Hollweg questions Germany's agricultural effort and military readiness. The writer argues Germany would not starve despite wartime blockades and criticizes reliance on German grain and dairy supplies. The signatory is H. Rizner.
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Mer. Croclman
von Bethman
Bistar
Germany
Majestic Theater Vaudeville Bill Dazzles Konerai Crowd
The Majestic in Konerai showcases a varied vaudeville program with ventriloquism by Grace Wallace and Grace Cameron comedic acts, plus travelogues by Maclin Freeman and striking photographic work by Bir. Johnson. The show blends dance, music, and dramatic pieces, delivering an elaborate stage experience with notable performers and technical feats.
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Konerai
Ingre
Leas Ike
Majestic Theater
Hal Teason
Nawentirety
Iix
Typlund Vaudoulle
Voglkil
Dave
Firth
Tainh-Baghlava
Cannan
Marlow
Moni Bisley
Henry Fink
Barlerque
Mellon
Caruse
Pin
Grace Wallace
Hugh Metormlek
Lily Fant
Grace Cameron
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South Sea Islands
Bir
Johnson
Mile
Rausle
Dark bread debate stirs farmers and health experts
An old article discusses the shift from white to dark flour bread, noting four parts of white flour to twelve in dark flour and questioning why people prefer white bread. It argues wheat prices affect this debate and highlights practical economists joining health experts in urging diet changes.
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Enst Eiters
Lily Tess
Sleepy Time Tales Of The Gate Keeping Dog
Amy observes a white and black dog trapped by a yard gate While the dog repeatedly tries to escape its owner frees him Each day the dog is left barking watching for his master Then one day the master helps him out and the dog stays off the street The child and mother find the dog’s antics amusing and report the scene at home The dog remains wary of leaving the yard but now believes he can escape again with ease
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Congress
Daily Dispatches
Washington
Wilson
Tr Dent
Bryasi
Mimself
Internacional
Bryan
Jic
San Franciseo
Ames
Pelee Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Molly
Euler
Perkles
Mengal
Mengal Wir “Ost On Her Uuery Mather Whesbury
Paradise
Megul Feade
Alshone
Felipe
Howie
Puradise
Molly Beso Sei
Phatageia
Prisate
John Dyson
Avi
Amy
Romeone
Tne
Alve
Wu Hoyss
Tae Street
Wink
Nationwide efforts to curb tuberculosis motion in states
An announcement from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis notes bills across Alabama Arizona California Illinois Maine Missouri and other states. Proposals include reporting and registering living cases of tuberculosis mandatory sanatorium detention for noncompliers and hospital establishment or state subsidies for patient care. The group also promotes a pamphlet titled Tuberculosis Laws offering a digest and guidance for lawmakers.
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Navona Avmaugh
Sia Stalex
Alapama
Arizona
California
Iowa
Tennessce
Washington
Alabama
Conteetteut
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Milinois
Maine
Missouri
Misanori
New Hampshire
Tanereulesis Levis
Vaudeville Shift Brightens Theater Scene
The Memphis News-Scimitar reports vaudeville talent dispersing as great acts break up and join theater stages. The shift promises educational value for audiences and affordable access to top artists, with high quality performances at lower prices compared with former seats.
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Memphis News-Scimitar
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Atmorinat
Hmussen Ai
Inex
Npelogee
Vince
Kear Abe
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