Sit Tight Keep Cool During Crisis
The United States faces a grave situation after an official act of the German government, with warnings and potential consequences. Citizens are urged to remain calm, support President Wilson, and trust in measured action while awaiting official decisions. The public is advised to avoid provocation and maintain self-control during this tense period.
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United States
Amercanier
Weiner
Stas
Wilson
United
Sensational prospects in bank dispute case
The Rings bank of Washington D C battles the secretary of the treasury and the comptroller of the currency in a May 12 trial. Rumors swirl about sinister influence and government financial ties, with critics warning the testimony may reveal hidden links between officials and big interests.
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Rings Bank of
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Ciel
Washington
New York
Spie
Ins Vhen
Che
Tresdant Wilson
Exonerations and the Riggs case in public finance
The article discusses exonerations involving major financial institutions and former administration officials. It notes that exonerating the Russ bank of unfair practices does not prove innocence for any side. Testimony is expected to reveal government officials’ influence and how patronage shapes business life, with emphasis on the Riggs case and the public’s right to informed reasoning.
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Wilton
Amy Sintils
Barne
Kansas Film Censorship Sparks Debate Over Moral Standards
A Kansas censorship push seeks to bar interior shots of liquor saloons and certain robberies, arguing state prohibition and protecting children. Critics warn such powers risk subjective bans and harm freedom, while advocates cite harm from sensational movies and dime-novel parallels.
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Kansas
San Antonio
Ivelance
Stajard
Film Exchange Companies
Festus ‘Foste
Carrie Simpson
Favill
Hatters at Lanbury face loss of homes in labor dispute
The Hatters' Union faces a crisis as 186 workers risk losing lifetime homes tied to a haycott case. Damages were ordered against defendants, with May 20 as a payment deadline, amid a labor conflict sparked by the United Laborers of North America.
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American Federation of Labor
LD. E. Loewe
Danbury Union
Boycoit
D. Kk. Loewe
Waycourt
Jase
Hep Waynes
Mar
Loewe
Federation of Labor
Mn Gompers
Iis Angeles Dynamiters
Itz
Lowe
Adda
Danbury
Supreme Court
Hatters
Court of Last Resort
Lanbury
Diion
Yetting
Whit Wiis
United Mauers
North Aimerica
Avroplane Proves Highly Valuable Warfare Tool
The European eight months of conflict show the Avroplane as crucial for scouting and range finding in heavy artillery. Allied use at the Dardanelles proves its value, advancing air power as a decisive new weapon while submarines and Zeppelins disappoint with limited impact. The United States may benefit from the European example.
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Europe
Dardanelles
United States
Atlanta, Journal
Campaign Against the Open Season Fly Urges Citizens
Brownsville Herald calls for a community campaign against the house fly, urging every man woman and child to join. Emphasizes cleanliness in homes stables streets and alleys and stresses baker meat shop and restaurant kitchens as shared citizen responsibility.
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Board of Health
Brownsville Herad
City vs country children health debate sparks alarm
Austin American notes Thomas D. Wood of Columbian University cites alarming figures on urban child health. He claims 30,000 NYC arrival children have organic heart trouble and hundreds of thousands suffer pulmonary disease, spinal defects, hearing or sight issues, or malnutrition, suggesting country schools may fare worse by comparison.
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New York City
Thomas D. Wood
Faculty of
Columbian University
Austin American
Love's Labor in a Firestorm
A melodramatic crime tale unfolds with Joseph Drum and his sister Flo as danger closes in. A blackout raid, theft from a jewelry trail, and a tense chase push the fugitives toward a hoped safe escape while police close in.
Original Peace Efforts at Mugue Faced Delays
The piece notes limited progress for a peace conference at The Mugue as delegates fail to gather amid hostilities. It laments originality among women organizers while claiming the United States remains the sole assembly site for peace. Dispatches praise Canadian troops and national pride in Canada, portraying rugged patriotism.
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Mugue
United States of America
New York World
Milady America at Her Best Fashion Sermon Summary
Daily Fashion notes a standard for street wear with gabardine and serge outfits. It highlights a navy gabardine suit worn by Mise Simpson of Washington with a hip length belted jacket and short skirt, paired with a transparent brimmed sailor, georgette crepe bodice, gloves, and white pumps. It praises simple lines adaptable to other materials and suggests khaki with taf feta for later use.
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Mise Simpson
Washington, D.C
Oni
Outcry Over Anti-Trust Ruling From Attorney General
The Attorney General warns that the decision to prosecute shipping trusts under anti-trust laws lacks firm grounds in the nation’s legal sense. He argues that trusts are not guilty until proven, and using interstate commerce clauses to curb trust privileges may be a misapplication. He urges clearing statutes to avoid entangling and pointless amendments.
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Philadotesin Pulte
Alkhey
Gregory
Phim
Pamime Canal
Crumpoe
Zullty
Ubo
Tay
Lecmine
Muile” Woods
Shipping Trust
Seneral
Sleepy Time Tales For the Lith Folk
A fragment from a childhood fantasy recounts a gloomy gnome meeting a golden fairy who heals his headache. Their friendship grows as she frees him from a trap and guides him home while other gnomes mock the tale’s magic.
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Olie
Triruia
London Times readers challenge war reality claim
A Morton Transcript piece recalls reader letters arguing the nation underestimates the war. They challenge complacency about khaki soldiers, local taxes, Zeppelin raids and street lamp blackouts. The letters insist citizens do not grasp the true scale of the conflict facing the country.
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The
London Times
England
Timag
Lloyd Georgs Aaitthot
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