Dramatic confession ends with remark on worthiness
In Arnokly Philip T. White, tied to a big paint firm, faces trial for highway robbery. Amid dramatic courtroom moments a accomplice’s confession, White cries I am guilty and rejects his church shrine, declaring no longer worthy to be trusted by honest men.
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Philip T. White
Arnokly
Asi U U
Winway
Ely
Lisexi- Weavers
Walt
Bie
Ham
Sam
Hast
Simers
The Coming Battle Near Aguascalientes
Americans watch the armed clash between Villa and Obregon near Aguascalientes as its outcome may decide Mexico's fate and whether the Caranza party gains U.S. recognition. A Obregon victory could bring peace prospects if similar to Celaya, influencing U.S. policy.
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Kemmis Wey
Peeter Pats
Debate on Mexican Civil War and U.S. Role
The passage argues that order in Mexico is hard to maintain across its vast, disrupted territory and questions American intervention. It suggests recognizing Carranza’s government after victory could quickly stabilize the region with U.S. advisory help, while observing the looming clash between Obregon and Villa and its implications for U.S. interests.
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Ring Ville
UF Messing
Castile
Carratvesi
Alovse Villa
Zapali
Tartana
Slexice
Villa
Zapata
Zapieta
Mexico
United States
Carranza Jlo Suainti
Mexica
Carranza
Dnl
Obregon
THE RICH IN COURT AND PUBLIC COURAGE IN JUSTICE
A critique of anti wealth sentiment shaping court outcomes. It argues that public bias often favors the rich in legal disputes, citing cases where corporations settle out of court to avoid jury hostility and noting Thaw as an example of a wealthy defendant striving to beat the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public — Utility Corporation
Mnuse
New York
Nim
Eliene
Hulvers
Fragmentary Court Ruling Cited Throughout Proceedings
A damaged fragment from a courtroom segment shows the judge asserting authority before evidence was presented. The terse remark hints at ongoing legal contention and the court’s control over the process as the trial proceeds.
Asphyxiating Projectiles and Hague Convention Claims
Sir John Freuch charges Germany with using asphyxiating gas via projectiles. The article explains wartime conventions, signatories, and how ratification by all powers is required for binding, noting misunderstandings and German rationalizations about gas delivery and the term pyrojéctiles.
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Sir John Freuch
Hague
America
Germany
England
France
Austria
Servia
Chaners
Tannever
Austiig-Hungarry
Vespium
Great Hetain
Jonpan
Montenerro
Portugal
Jassia
Seevia
Therkey
John French
Cernan
Silied
Water and German famine talk mix in unusual notes
A fragmented 1920s style column references champagne for launching battleships, Roosevelt Dam water politics, and German wartime conditions. It mentions Governor of Arizona, speculative uses of Roosevelt water, and a banker’s view on Germany's strength, plus a corruption case of Don M. Roberts and political graft in Indiana.
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Arizona
Arigota
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt Water
Germany
Calviston Tribune
The Bank Vault Heist and Brown Trial Twist
A dramatic bank case centers on Darius Brown found dead beside bank funds and securities. Pinkerton agents and a wary jury expose alleged crookedness and a staged vault trap. The bank president contends fate while an undercover exchange hints at future justice.
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Wittess
Accoussigrita
Darius Brown
Leppollers
Speehurs
Audienta
Ee Ruil
Paueth Nacional
Yrestaene Darlus
Brown
Travers
Pinkerton
Endian Securities
Gavaty Luge
Qurelih
Dru
Joseph DruAts
Drotn
Theaters ALAS Ete provocation tale unfolds lineup
A garbled theater notice references provocation and a stray cast featuring Nora and Mebrew in a byline that hints at a regional arts event. The text is fragmented, but it suggests a performance schedule or lineup with uncertain origin and missing details.
That's My Horse vaudeville review dazzles at Majestic Theater
Critics describe Max Bloom as the dominant act with playful mischief and dancing girls, supported by the trio Three Nuts and other acts. The revue blends burlesque sketches, comic stunts, and musical numbers, offering a lively show with novelty and energy suited to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintalibe
Sah Antonians
Seasona
Binet
Max Bloom
Bloom
Richard Fiebls
Clifgon Whiehill
Arthur Green
Teel Warne
Frisco
Deoty
Woodcutter’s wish tests fate in a strange tale for children
A woodcutter granted a goblin’s wish to ease poverty must promise to return the first thing he sees home in ten years. His daughter’s life changes as wealth arrives and then fate tests the promise when time returns him to the woods and a final, costly choice unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taviah
Yulee
Akhman
Anil
Han
Mothers Day and Fathers Day tribute prompts public service
A letter urging a combined Mothers Day and Fathers Day observance in church services is printed, arguing the two parental roles should be celebrated together rather than separately to honor both parents. IDA EB. CONY adds a response defending taxpayer concerns about city conditions and accountability for Brown administration.
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Plelda
Eich
Trother
Father
Bsow
Tay Ashio
Hove
Denening
Ida EB. Cony
Tae Sitter
Brown
Jitneys Spark Birmingham Street Car Debate
Dyminghams JETNEYS and Birmingham's jitney issue prompt a clash over street use. The street car company claims public funds fund roads while the public seeks flexible jitney service. Citizens argue riders deserve convenient streets funded by taxpayers and bearer of streetcar debts.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Erect Car Company
Fragmented wartime slang from Sew Fark Evening Posts
The piece mocks German soldier behavior with distorted phrases about food shortages and civilian treatment. It recounts a southern France incident where a sentry questioned a captive and a clerk’s curt reply implied disdain for the enemy.
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Don M. Roberts
Torre Wate
Indiana
Leavenworth
Kansas
Jnstics
Roberts
Indianapolic
Uidergroand
Arkansas
WRG
Memunett Ow
Alas Ete
Mt Blovo
Jo Martin
Billy Burke
Imagazine
God
Ernie Potts
Sant Gampins
Amb Williams
Ais
Farley Prince
Ihelwetter
Yenam
Pata Co
The
Light
Dyminghams Jetneys
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