Mr. Bakers Visit Highlights San Antonio Military Claim
The piece lauds San Antonio as a major military center after Secretary Baker and General March visited and approved local establishments. It notes previous pork barrel criticisms and asserts officials will push further improvements, boosting the city’s defense role and regional prestige. The tone defends San Antonio against envy and extols firsthand inspection outcomes by national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Antonio
Washington
Secretary of War
Army
Baker
March
Beker
Fiume and Danzig Raise Key Italy-Poland Split at Conference
The peace conference faces a pivotal choice over Fiume and Danzig, with Italy pressing for Fiume on demographic grounds while warning broader consequences for the postwar map. The debate centers on ethnic balance, port control, and regional stability as decisions echo beyond these two cities.
Peace terms must be consistent to win durable peace
The article argues for even handed postwar boundaries, warning against rewarding majority language with territorial gains. It cites Dantzig and Fiume as examples, noting populations in cities like Asia Minor and Russia could be moved based on language or ethnicity. It urges the peace conference to be consistent to reduce protests of injustice.
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Althoug
Italy
Fiume
Fiumeé
Lelian
Fiome
Gheil
Danteig
Dantzig
Yiume
No Votes for Soldiers Veto Sparks Backlash in Texas
Governor Hobby faces voter sentiment after Texas denied poll tax votes to soldiers returning from France. Ex servicemen condemn the disfranchisement seen as retaliation by Prohibition advocates. They warn of future political scores and recall the impact on 4 million absent voters ahead of next elections.
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Hobby
131St Field Artillery
France
Texas
United States Army
Europe
Sol
America
Tien
Joan and Wilhelm Mission of a Male Joan of Arc
The article reports that Professor Von Harnack, adviser to the former emperor, claims the former Kaiser believed a male Joan of Arc inspired his war. He asserts the Kaiser felt divinely called to act, though he does not specify the wrongs he aimed to remedy.
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Kaiser
Joan of Arc
von Warmack
von Harnack
Joan
Joan of Arc and Kaiser Compare in War Debate
A column contrasts Joan of Arc and Kaiser Wilhelm II on divine guidance and war. It questions madness versus fanaticism, cites Professor Von Harnack, and notes public fuss over defense, San Antonio street funds, and Wilson’s role in peace delays.
Chamber of Commerce invasion of Mexico banquet hoped in Mexico City
The piece questions the purpose of the Chamber of Commerce expedition to Mexico while noting the participants plan at least one banquet in Mexico City. It argues the venture may not be a total failure yet offers no clear gains.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Ciy
Bie
Simple Man's Creed in a Rural Verse Scene
A nostalgic verse ramble follows a boy walking home past a rural lane vignette. Bypassed by a band of images, it recalls craftsmen at a blacksmith shop, cheerful townsfolk, and a hopeful look toward a brighter town future. The narrator muses on smiles, work, and the pull of home.
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Stiane
Amaga
Princeton
Grisemill
Avroxs
Bath
Dolin I
Letter to the Light on Swedenborg and women’s rights
The writer disputes Bible interpretation by William White and Swedenborg, arguing spirits can deceive and urging scrutiny of prophecy. He cites 2 Peter 2 4 and Moses Elijah transfigurations, defends retranslation debates, and condemns sensational revival claims. He contends the Bible does not require spirit communication and argues against demeaning women, urging equal rights and suffrage within a gendered moral framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mulsfant
al. Swellenbors
Clint
Wadina Willian White
Esredmsborg
White
Swedenborg
Gay
Hms
Kogiand
Brocknier
Swedenbury
Mng
Vonlain
Hell
Bolage
Persim Wren
Matt
Mogey
Elijah
Eny
Christ
Lane Sun
Moses
Andle
Hove
Samile
Sean Pete
Seberghia
Xtilli
God
Ben
Woiden
Harif
Raul
Truth Seeker and the Virtue of Faith in Question
A dense philosophical fragment debates belief, divine truth, and mortality. It cites Tennyson, prayer, telepathy, and fear of hell while contrasting faith with doubt, urging careful reading of scripture and personal spiritual experience.
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Hell
Tennyson
Fragmentary reflections on Hell and salvation in a wartime prose piece
The passage debates Hell as a dreadful idea and argues for Heaven and eternal life through faith, love, and Christ. It notes a wartime setting, a mother’s faith, and imagined reunions beyond death, urging readers to choose Heaven over hell via belief and moral conduct.
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Alranga
Butters
Anacen
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Maid of Domperty
England
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the Kaiser
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Reaven
Keiser
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Sworld
Kaiser Cowld
Wilson
Ilisher
Aquare
Cod
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Cato
Dany Oy
Gobinally
Agaiek
Elie
Fmek
Annie Biethos
Savage
Weeital
Serewiste Penny
Hooker
Talib
Uae
Cody
Watt
Euehs Davies
Wea
Khan
Neal Ant
Eaathighe
Tito
Elvis
Vaenisitsg
Phurel
Real Sport
By Briggs
Whe Veils
Amo
New York
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