Pan Americanism and Americas in Great Power Ties
Review notes Reiland G Uster's Pan Americanism argues the United States cannot remain isolated amid European war spillover. It predicts future aggression toward South America, urges either armed defense or Latin American economic partnership, critiques practicality given American temperament, and concludes the U S is in a dire, inescapable bind.
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Reiland G. Uster
Mos
Usher
Mit
Stine
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United States
Asher
Mur Cid
Family of Nations
Peace groups rail against militarism in suffrage era protests
Militancy fears spark protests by Dove of Peace societies and women’s organizations allied with the suffrage movement. Leaders decry “militarism” in schools, clubs, and civic circles, urging disarmament through organized petitions and public appeal.
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Minnie
Ciweles
Hava
Pris
Sd Lyceum
Debate Over Militarism Sparks Contention in Press
A long editorial attacks anti militarism while defending strong defense readiness. It cites Switzerland’s neutrality, warns against pacifist arguments, and praises Gardner and Meyer's call for preparedness to meet any nation with justice. The piece condemns efforts to curb military strength as weak, urging continued resolve.
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Connie
Fee
Agaihat
Switzerland
East
Gardner
Meyer
Thodo
United States
Massachusette
Women Suffrage Arguments Meet Resistance in Debate
A reader challenges suffrage claims that women would enforce laws better, run cities more economically, or prevent war. The piece argues most arguments lack proof that voting women will alter public sentiment or policy, noting men and politicians could mislead any voters. It emphasizes that women’s influence varies by community and cites examples from Europe and Britain where war and peace sentiments differ.
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Europe
Germany
England
France
Pitsburg
United States
Ayn
Federal Educational Board
Women’s suffrage argument on equality and duty
A fragmentary passage argues that women are equal to men and capable of governance. It asserts women are intelligent workers and taxpayers who will bear government burdens when enfranchised. The speaker contends women will strive to use the vote wisely, though they won’t claim superiority or promise extraordinary reform.
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Ad Mien
Iontrse
Weak Alliance Leaves Turkey's War Effort Questionable
The piece argues Turkish leadership under the Young Turk regime is venal and incompetent, hampering wartime preparedness. It notes German officers improved material but failed to transform Turkey into a capable military power, with long-term risks to British empire interests and the Suez route.
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Turkey
Teutonic
Abdul Hani
Young Turk’ Party
Tibey
Young Turk
Tur- Rex
de. P. Rohrbach
Europe
Egypt
England
Suez Canal
India
Central
East Africa
Feterita Flour Gains Ground in Texas Wheat Belt
In western Texas counties, feterita raisers report bakeries and families prefer feterita bread, claiming it browns darker yet matches wheat in taste. Bolt-ing aids its color. Market prices show feterita at 1.15 per bushel vs 1.40 for wheat, with millions of pounds of kattir flour already consumed in Texas.
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Texas
Corm
Satin Mill
Fort Worth
Committed to Peace Amid International Tensions
A fragment reports on remarks by notable figures including a vice professor and Charlamagne Tower, warning about international disturbances. It notes officials distanced themselves from the statements as unofficial, while a State Department counsellor echoed similar language.
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Tatt
Charlamagne Tower
Frank B. Kelton
Tate
Mansing
State Department
Nootrellia Variot On Aging War and Politics
A garbled account mentions aging war themes and political shifts. It references a new city and tries to describe neutrality and a figure Ragland, with unclear details about votes, government actions, and societal changes amid conflict.
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Nootrellia
Wwe
Eg Tide
Diseole
Courtois letter plot sparks Paris home visit gossip
In a chaotic exchange a soldier named Courtois, married to a Wolst woman, endures gossip about his wife and enlistment. A plan emerges to write to himself to deceive suitors, while Magnerel and Nellie discuss letters and a Paris trip. The scene hints at romantic intrigue, domestic rumors, and wartime tension amidst ironic conversations.
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Allahtini
Rabailio
Courtois
Courtole
Hone
Immigrant Mixing and War News Reflections
The text mixes observations on racial blending along the Rio Grande after the war and fragmented notes on Irish Mexican lineages, naming figures like Mayer Callaghan and Paddy Mullins. It discusses General Taylor, General Scott, and postwar disbandment, then shifts to the sinking of the William P Frye by the German steamer Eitel Friedrich, criticizing German actions and U.S. responses, with a tangent on public sentiment and a quoted aside about a person named T. hellawaya.
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Taylor
Myxteo
Keolt
Washington
Scott
Crosshay
Tver
Grist
Willy
Paddy Mullins
Ireland
Chingon
Carcanxu
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Pring Eitel
Bertin
Germany
Graim
Land
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Wilson
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