City Golf Links Plan Backed by Commissioner Lambers
Commissioner Lambers proposes a municipal links at Brackenridge Park to lure Northern and Eastern tourists, arguing it would boost San Antonio during winter. He warns proper maintenance is essential to avoid a costly, unattractive facility and notes potential revenue sources to offset upkeep costs. The project aims to attract visitors year round if well cared for.
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Lambers
Brackenridge Park
Thie City
Lambert
San Antonio
Cai
Rights of neutrals and the law of war
A defense of international law regarding wartime blockades and the treatment of neutral nations. The author argues that merchant ships are protected and cannot be destroyed until passengers and crew are saved, contrasting British food-blockade actions with German starvation tactics, and condemning any nation unilaterally rewriting laws during war.
Britain and Germany in neutral ships controversy
The article discusses Great Britain's right to detain neutral ships bound for German ports if cargoes are not contraband of war, and the U S protest. It notes both sides lacked authority to impede American vessels and claims affairs between the United States and Germany are not Britain's concern, and vice versa.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Britain
Germery
Collapse of Hina Shows Japan Dominance in China Crisis
The article argues China, as a republic, is weakened under Japan's pressure. It outlines Japanese gains in Shantung and Fukien, Manchuria and Mongolia, and joint Sino Japanese control of key industries, with Yuan Shikai's regime offering vague future talks. It notes Washington and other powers would not oppose if world peace persisted, but today Japan imposes an ultimatum.
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China
Maitéhu
Japan
Montor Dartline
Occidentals
Formosa
Ching Shill
Ta Hankow
Yangtse Valley
Chines
Manchuria
Anch Mongolia
Republic
Yuan Shik-kai
United States
Japatr
Dreams of Circumstance and the Spark That Began World War I
A reflective piece traces how claims of a balanced Europe failed as turmoil grew. It questions who started the upheaval, from the Archduke assassination to earlier actions, and notes rising tensions leading to the bombardment at Tripoli’s desert edge replacing long periods of peace.
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Ferdinand
Tria
Sarai
Pornin
Piiine
Tuckey
Bower
Uher
Yay Atuy
Chain of Events That Sparked World War I War sequence and alliances described.
The article traces the Balkans crisis to Austria and Serbia, cites Germany Russia France and Britain stepping into the conflict, and notes Italy and Japan's roles. It recalls the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and asks who led the fictitious class that filled the Archduke with fate.
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Tirathee
Turkey
Europe
Okaly
Balkans
Ilyis
Greece
Serbia
Austria
Archivke
Germany
Russia
France
England
Belgium
Great Britain
Japan
Tuckey
Montenegro
Portugal
Italy
Thay
Tripoli
Archduke Ferdinand
Roosevelt reform attempt sparks libel culture in Indiana
The Indianapolis News argues Roosevelt sought to reform Barnes and failed, citing Hughsy and Quay as part of a broader machine politics clash. The piece accuses Roosevelt of backing nominations for petty political gain, reflecting a contentious fight within party factions.
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Citizens
Quey
Hughsy
Barnes
Hughes
Indianapolis News
Housewives and politics mix in a satirical note
A Galveston Tribune excerpt mocks modern housewives. It parodies blaming women for cooking while reflecting on birthplace, politics, and the Monroe Doctrine. It compares Wilson Jennings Bryan and assesses Japan in Asia, arguing against coercive aims and warning against domination.
Harvest faith and cotton fortunes amid record crops
The text cites a booming farm economy with high demand for agricultural products. It notes America as the world’s granary, implying rippling effects on feed and food supplies and potential flood relief from abundant harvests. It references Texas cotton gains and regional crop reports across Denison, Ennis, Corsicana amid 1911 conditions.
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America
Untitled dramatic scene excerpt featuring intertwined loyalties
A fragmented narrative follows Aline, Ali n and Lynn amid household tensions, romance, and social expectations. Capt Judd and Knight observe distant intrigues as Halstead's authority clashes with personal desire, shaping a looming personal crisis aboard a yacht and in the home.
Daily Fashion Hint on Miss Geayson's Circle Attire
A fashion note reviews attire trends among Miss Geayson's circle, praising tailored silhouettes and coordinated fabrics. It highlights a conservative, elegant look with gray taffeta, sheer fabric, and a narrow yoke, noting details like a low shoulder line, pleated sleeve tops, and diamond shaped decorations.
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Tels Welconne
Taffeta Orne
United Tomorrow American Submarine Lost
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the loss of an American submarine off the Atlantic coast amid criticism of the fleet. It notes prior classes losses to all navies, stresses training and high standards for crews, and emphasizes quality over numbers in submarine warfare.
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Chat Goms
Vauy de Gopé
Mawalian
Nethta
United States Navy
Germany
Grace and the Prairie Dogs on a Train Ride Tale
A train stop sends Grace and her parents to view prairie life near California. They observe playful prairie dogs, their mother protecting their young, and Grace notes the scene with childlike wonder. The piece blends a bedtime tale with reflections on behavior and society, ending with Grace's plan to share her travel stories.
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Grace
California
Tiey
Aather
Grete
Sape
Sranaviber
Ave Ud
Mura
Grace T Thong
Weir
Genco
Scarmpor
Hany
Greee
Grave
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Corsicana Courior
Eee
Ieee Bow
Br Mates Iechane
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Xther Halstead
Fiydibad
Lynn
Aline
Alica
Felix
Dohn Halstead
Allen
Mather
Alan Knight
Juda
Allen Eknight
Judd Ald
Jie
St John Halsted
Esther
Katy
Aney Wile
Shy Poul
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Elp
Kellny
Ye van Gu
Palle
Etn
Ape
Actin
Vouaseups
Etusios
Halstead
Mathers
Ik Tama
Ninso
Tato
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Stip Kay
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