Pro-German Critics Misread Wilson on Lusitania Policy
A historical letter argues the Lusitania crisis rests on international law. It contends armed belligerents may stop ships carrying contraband and search, with passengers protected as noncombatants unless the ship resists. The note cites U.S. sovereignty and Wilson’s stance against German submarine actions against neutral civilians.
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Poe
Germany
United Stats
Ueo
Armié
Lusitania
Ameri
Dhe
Theisitania
Tard Atlan
Fred P. Pearson
United States
Wilson
Garin
Cuysa
Fragmentary Note on International Law and War
A distressed, garbled passage discusses dangers of violation of international law, casualties among neutral abroad, and the erosion of the fabric by which civilized nations agree to arm for defense. It notes delays in disciplinary actions and hints at differing national motives influencing compliance and enforcement.
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Yar
Deatonas
Tanuhes
Esther Halsted
Mai
Ted
Uearu
Heatia
Usta
Bens
Klal
Italy's Attack and War Plans Weigh on Europe
Analysis suggests Italy plans to deploy up to 1.3 million troops, weighing options between invading Austria through the Tyrol or via the Adriatic route. Experts deem the Dardanelles and Constantinople control crucial for allies, with Italy potentially crucial if she shifts focus to Constantinople rather than a direct push into Austria.
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Laiy
Suskia Inn
Austria
Germany
Italy
Thnee
Ausizix
Servia
Rosa
Levy
Thales
Daly
Austen
Tyrol
Salabure
Virsa
Canviola
Carinthis
Styria
Laybach
Vienna
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Black Sea
Russia
Resent
Countey
Tyral
Adriatic
Katy railroad franchise moves toward San Antonio approval
San Antonio debates a long delayed Katy railroad franchise with new rate terms and terminal constrictions. After fourteen months of delays the ordinance is set for final passage Tuesday, with assurances from aldermen and opposition from no major factions as progress resumes.
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San Artonio
Katy Railroad
Schaff
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Eros
San Antonio Rail Terminal Project Boosts City Growth
The article discusses a large rail terminal and related improvements costing about 3000000 dollars, promising economic benefits for San Antonio. It notes substantial land purchases, new road terminals, and potential gains for property owners in the area, with broader city prosperity tied to bond-funded projects and regional development.
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San Antone
San Antonio
San Astonigaba
Minent
Sat Antonio
Andy
Sim Antonin
Record of Warmer Winter Wheat Yields and Prosperity
The Galveston Tribune reports nearly 5,000,000 more acres of winter wheat planted by American farmers, boosting production to 493,000,000 bushels. The rise primarily stems from Southern land shifting from cotton and other crops, signaling robust agricultural prosperity across a wide U.S. region and suggesting firmer wheat markets ahead.
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Amerlcan
Amerlean
United States
Galvestone Tribune
United States Refuses Official Notice on German Gas Attacks
The United States declines to acknowledge as fact that Germany uses deadly gas bombs in violation of the Geneva and Hague accords. The policy to stay out of the war guides this stance, aligning with earlier refusals to object to German actions in Belgium and beyond.
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United States
Department of State
Germany
Belgium
Beaumfort Paterprise
Tariff as a War Issue and Burleson Surplus Notes
A discussion notes Germany may prize free trade with colonies to ease peace prospects and cites a liberal exchange of goods as beneficial. Burleson returns 33.5 million to the treasury for year ending 1814, the largest such surplus cited, with comment on political implications and party contrast.
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Dernsard Nernbure
Germany
E Mather
Utica
Burleson Hes Silphis
Burleson
Treasury Department
Poeral Department
Beenua Nepublican
Enchanted Night Within a Burning Portrait of Desire
A fragmented narrative blends dreamlike imagery and tense emotion as a woman witnesses a magical scene. Night winds, smoky perfumes, and guiding whispers frame a mysterious encounter. A sudden revelation erupts when a husband’s secret death unravels a perilous truth and ignites danger.
Seward Gold Rush and Federal Aid Debate
A scrambled artifact discusses Seward's gold rush impact with federal funding figures, broad mentions of a bridge project, and the hope that government action will aid national prosperity. It references Klondike fever, outlays, and the potential growth of the economy tied to the frontier opportunity.
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Bakarbraad
Congress
Seward
Klondike
Scanoet
Prohibition and election corruption debate in New York
An excerpted editorial discusses Prohibition's rise and alleged election manipulation across counties. It cites fears that brewers influence parties and governments, claiming a brewing combine dominates politics and has abused power, with references to candidate actions and public sentiment.
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New York
Teree Hayle
TyWee Anderson
Ull
Alredy Gore
Brewing Combine
Pols
Sleepy Time Tales Persevere under Regal Circus Plan
A quirky tale describes Queen and King organizing a first night circus for their subjects. Gnomes fairies and flowers perform while the audience witnesses a grand procession. The event ends with prizes, refreshments, and plans for a future circus next year.
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Gage
Conviich
Frian
Cidbu
Lipi
Waten and Walsh in U S Industrial Relations Controversy
The piece denounces Judge Walsh for judging Rockefeller in a public forum and questions the propriety of government officials mixing private judgment with official duties. It argues a court inquiry should substantiate any charges, warns of damaged public trust, and asserts Walsh risks undermining a useful public commission.
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Rocksfeller
Nim Int Prank & Walsh
Mc Welen
United States
Wmanisaloiz
Indust Relations
Jrmd
Lan Dnvestikuser
Mr. Rockefeller
Ue Fresk
Rockefeller
Walsh
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