San Antonio Woolworth Building Plans Spark Public Debate
Local readers question Woolworth's plan for a three story corner building on Houston Street near Alan Piza, arguing for a taller, more impressive structure to match other downtown facades. Citizens compare nearby one and two story blocks and urge the company to invest in a striking, multi story edifice rather than a modest three story design.
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San Austonio
San Antonia
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President Wilson vetoes bill asserting executive power
The article discusses President Wilson's veto of a congressional bill, arguing it would expand presidential control over government operations. It portrays opposition arguments about balancing powers between the executive and legislative branches and notes the political contention surrounding the veto.
Britain’s War Policy in a Turbulent Postwar Debate
A fragmented account questions Allied aims after victory, citing President Wilson and British resolve. It discusses naval dominance, German defeat, Russia’s collapse, and the potential for a stern blockade, with critics noting strain on resources and the need for a clear, sustainable strategy.
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Alired Sims
Deckwad
Ganic
Colin Ul
Othe
Ciermany
Gertie
Germany
Byise Ain
Russia
Cerna
Marshall Voices Truthful Tone in Virginia Speech
Vice President Marshall defended frankness over party interests in a Virginia address. He criticized recent constitutional amendments for harming public peace and warned against elite influence, urging adherence to principles beyond partisan gain.
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Government publications and executive branch extravagance
The article argues Congress should control government publications to curb executive branch excess. It notes wartime propaganda and postwar advertising paid by the public purse, provoking protests but little action. The piece questions whether Congress can or will check presidential spending on official communications.
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British Strategy and Victory Conditions in World War I
The text argues Britain must defend the seas to prevent invasion, noting ships afloat could resume activity and blockades widen war costs. It credits British victory to prolonged land fighting, while criticizing Allied plans and aviation and artillery delays. It suggests President and Admiral Sims face criticism for war strategy and pace.
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Japan’s Language Obstacle Stalls Its Learning Leap
An extended account notes Japan’s complex writing system and long schooling to master kanji and kana. It contrasts Japanese students’ decades of study with Western fluency, detailing the intense memorization required, the impact on literacy, and debates about introducing European languages earlier. It highlights Professor Ganki and others discussing language reform and cross cultural access.
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Silk Mission Aims to Boost China Raw Silk Industry
American Silk Mission representatives visit China to study and promote modern cultivation and processing methods, seeking to expand silk production for exports. They discuss government aid, factory setup, and training as they push for greater output and a steadier supply chain to the United States.
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Silk trade hints at rising US share amid China demand
Fragmented lines indicate discussion of silk supply and demand between the United States and China. A visitor statement notes raw silk demand exceeds available supply, with the United States projecting a growing share of world supply.
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President Wilson and the Treaty Inquiry in Washington
Officials debate Wilson's next move as doubts grow over his return of the treaty and possible Senate reservations. White House aides acknowledge limited knowledge while press speculation intensifies about presidential plans and taxation and domestic concerns.
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Danzig to Vote On New State Assembly Election
An article outlines the planned election for a state assembly in Danzig amid debate over a constitutional framework. It describes two legislative bodies, universal suffrage for men over 24, and a six year senate term, with voting to determine representatives and executive officers.
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Malaga Raisins Thrive Under Scrutiny and Trade Boom
A British representative resolves a mystery in New York about Malaga raisins fueling a sudden market boom. The revived supply prompts American enforcement to monitor importers as demand spreads from Spain Italy and Central Europe.
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Fislomk
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Canada Immigration Push Shapes 1915 Plans
An article outlines Canada's 1915 immigration push as war draws to a close. It notes increased arrivals to Halifax and St John with Montreal and Quebec City hubs, stressing domestic service workers and farmers. Belgium and Belgian refugees face migration pressure as Britain flags scrutiny.
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