A Dangerous Dream of the I W W Ends in Violence Debate
Haywood’s Washington testimony frames the Industrial Workers as pursuing a violent end through a dream of labor controlling production and negating capital. The piece argues the public must judge the I W W’s aims by their methods and economic theory, emphasizing three powers of production and the disputed distribution of returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Haywood
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Washington
Haywood
Associated Press
Tere
Jaber
Jand
Tabor
Isbor
Solving a Dream as Dangerous as Notating Nature's Laws
A fragment reflects on attempting to solve a problem by following Aywoon's dream concept. The note warns that pursuing such a dream may be as risky as risking the basic laws of nature being notated, hinting at philosophical danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aywoon
Harvard Out-Harvarded by Suffragette Petition
An editorial responds to fifteen women graduates who petitioned Harvard Law School for admission, portraying the move as a suffrage tactic. It argues Harvard’s refusal exposes the limits of male supremacy in education and frames the episode as a public setback to suffragist aims while praising the petitioners if acting independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States
Law School
Starvard
Silifragettes
Cometry
Tribunal of
Hau
tUrat
ONLY ONE FLAG
Speculation rose about German born Americans loyalty if war came. Tre Licer argues German Americans remain loyal citizens, noting German heritage does not make traitors. He says many native and naturalized Americans of German blood have supported the U S cause since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Licer
United States
Teutonic Hlaad
Germany
Treland
South Africa
Tis
Traly
Belgium
German Americans and Neutrality in the War Debate
The article argues German Americans may sympathize with Germany yet should not betray U S neutrality. It cites Ridder’s view that German Americans deserve the fruits of past loyalty until they forfeit them, asserting German Americans have fought under one flag the Stars and Stripes and will again. It portrays Ridder as a leading, uncompromising voice among German Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tue Lager
Terman Ridder
Mr. Ridder
Pro Geerman
United States
Atlantic
The
Lior
Ridder
Mr Wilson's Heavy Role in World Crisis Noted
The article argues President Woodrow Wilson faced unparalleled U S events from tariff reform to banking changes, Panama tolls, Japan fears, and Mexico unrest. It notes the Lusitania tragedy intensified neutrality challenges and praises Wilson's fortitude amid personal sorrow, marking his tenure as uniquely strenuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Republic
Panama Canal
Japan
Mexico
Lusitania
Unitea States
End of an era amid a yacht christening rebellion
A tale follows Felix Lyon and his stern father as a family quarrel erupts over a yacht christening. Allea, defying conventi ons, declares plans to sail with her mother and sister watching, while Mrs Knight recalls past rebellion. The scene hints at a stormy launch and looming consequences.
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John Halstead
Wall Street
Forminabis
Oto
Gsther
Broxa
Felix Lyon
Lynn
Hye
Welix Lyon
Thin Honachold
Felix Lynn
Idather
Har Mmather
Jung
Alick Knight
Fa Dhe
Mre
Knight
Pelix Lysim
Alles
Tom
Altea
Allea
Lean
St Tas
San Antonio road debate and dam report letter
A letter to the editor discusses a proposed gravel road project from the Cu Iebra road 34 miles from the San Antonio area to ease access to a local pleasure resort. It details right of way, costs, and plans for a toll road with a $25,000 project price and $1,900 cash payments, plus maintenance needs and expected traffic to the dam area. Marcus A. Goodrich also voices patriotic views on neutrality and German submarine warfare in the Lusitania crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United States
Cu Iebra
Bexar
Thia
Batfiiday
Nor
Kia Ly
San Gercame
Schohardt Inne
Raat
Bartlett& Ranney
H. Kearny
Chandler Building
Tex Walton
Germany
Lusitania
Ricating
Marcus A. Goodrich
San Pedro Avenue
Wireless Tip On Falklands Battle By Naval Officers
A reader reports a whispered tale from wireless overheard discussions between German cruiser captains about capturing the Falkland Islands. Sir Frederick Sturdee’s squadron sped to the Falklands, defeating the German fleet after racing for about twenty one and a half hours, ending German hopes of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brederick Sturdee
Graf von Spee
Falkland Islands
Bern
Ademire] von Spee
Falkland
Browley
Frederick Studee
Whnithee
Frederick Sturdee
Felkland Islands
Chile
Palkland Islands
Admiralty
St. James’ Park
Frederick Sturdes
Terribia and Resultless Air War Rhetoric From War Years
An OCR fragment discusses aerial raids and the terror of air power in World War I, condemning indiscriminate bombing while noting all sides used similar methods. It emphasizes destruction of homes, hospitals, soldiers, and civilians, and laments ongoing suffering and retaliation as the war drags on.
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Watfann
Zeppelin
Guftertin
Frale Nf
Wirer
Charm of morning frocks with dotted crepe trims
A readable description of a morning frock featuring dotted and plain crepe, bands of duvied crepe as trim, and decorative suspenders. The design emphasizes youthful lines, simple yet smart detailing, with patent leather accessories and satin or crepe accents suitable for morning wear in subdued tones.
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Mordhing
Theaters Towll Presents a Varied Vau Deville Review
A Towll Mainstic Theater program delivers a meteoropolitan revue led by Guy Winarde with Edwards impersonations and a strong chorus. The production features elaborate staging such as the Tower of Jewels, strong musical numbers, and a lineup of juvenile talents plus Will H Armstrong and company in The Baggageunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towll
Wong
Ims Yarlely
Guy Winarde
Edwards
Stolk
Multie
Georgie
Mr. Edwards Son
Raymond Hitchcocks
Hydie Foy
John Giger
Wil
Erne
Little
Will H. Armstrong and Company
Armstrong
Amoras Slaters
Perfari
Unece Upon Time and the Bear in the Woods
A fragment from Sleepy-Time Tales recounts a woodland trip by Ned and John with their grandfather and bear roping a young cub to a trap. They capture a bear and spot a protective mother bear, then decide to head home before the mother follows. The tale closes with the children thanking the storyteller.
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John
Foucwen
Logan
Jiln
Jake
Giosan
Choyud
Cura
Roy
Lanx
Jonn
Joho
Jann
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MR. Wilson
T& Alsa
Apyrient
Pathe Bechanme
Epu
Ricer
Felix
Alten
Kintoin
Totin
Gompanty K
Pennsylvania
Volunteros
Ing Arguel
Tincoln Aténis
Nichols
Lansolh
Tor
Saual de
Sandy
Meniny
Villary
Mr. Merkiton
Prom
Christian Valence Menhee
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