Truth and the Corrals Defend Chamber of Commerce
A San Antonio Chamber of Commerce statement counters claims about its stance on Mexican corrals. It says officials urged balanced coverage, noting San Juismog's efforts to correct civic evils while avoiding overemphasis on alleged degradation.
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Laon
Chamber of Gonuerce
Chamber At Commerce
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Bie
Mattecrom
Tre Lisar
San Juismo
Denver suffrage drift splits women into factions
In Denver, after a recent election, many women did not vote, weather blamed but not the cause. Mrs. Martha J. Crammer of Colorado’s state board of pardons warned women have quit voting and cannot stand together, accusing factions and infighting as a barrier to future participation.
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Womeen
Denver
Martha J. Crammer
State Board of Pardons
Colorado
Denver Women Vote Debate Reveals Fractured Equal Suffrage Views
The article surveys Denver women after a vote on equal suffrage, noting strong divisions among supporters and opponents. Some see suffrage as a novelty while others insist on full participation, while men stay comparatively quiet about the rift and potential turnout shifts.
Italy's War Aims and Methods As Seen by Neutral Americans
The piece argues that Americans with full historical context view Italy's entry into World War I as openly pursuing territorial gains. It notes Italy's frank stance, blockade declaration, and adherence to international norms, contrasting with other belligerents and underscoring Italy's geographic and ethnologic justifications for war.
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Italy
Entente
Germany
Austria
Disclosures Grow From Past Investigations
The piece discusses a wave of disclosures following earlier probes into big business and big politics. It argues investigators did not waste effort, as new revelations show corrupt collusion between powerful interests. The text notes people doubted such operations were possible and hints at ongoing, decisive disclosures across fields.
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Denmark
Phory
The Rise of Big Business and Political Collusion
The article reviews investigations by the United States Commission on Industrial Relations and disclosures from libel suits and bank litigation. It highlights ties between big business and politics, citing L. M. Bowers testimony about Colorado law influenced by Rockefeller interests and a sheriff in partnership with those interests. It argues such collusions threaten democracy and warrant action.
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United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Riggs Bank
Industrial Commission
University of Pennsylvania
Mig
L. M. Bowers
Colorato Buel and Iron Company
Bowers
Bovera
Colorado
Rockefeller
May Islands Fortifications Questioned as Joke in Debate
The text questions fortifications on Hayalian islands and suggests the claim is facetious after an investigation by Congressman L. Tivor. It argues a naval base off Lower California could be easier for an adversary, undermining Hawaii and Panama Canal strategic value and urging strong U S naval resources.
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Hayalian
Congressman L
Tivor
United States
Navatian Islands
Western American Canal
En Oriental
Lower
California
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Hawaiians
Alaska
Philippines
Galveston
Toston Herma
David Hannay
Trafalgar
Gistaldes
Paul Innes
Chiezpeake
Shannon
Bouton Light
Bnrt
North Sea
Scientific American
Strengthen Our Defenses and Coast Guard Readiness
Wahady argues for renewed national defense including a stronger army, coastal and harbor defenses, and mobilization of forces as urged by Secretary Garrison. He advocates an executive order and congressional action to prepare for possible invasion and to serve as a nucleus for future mobilization.
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Lund
Congress
New York Times
Salvation Army Reports Global Mission Work Expansion
The Salvation Army has dedicated an exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition and released its annual world report. It operates in eight countries with 16 000 officers, 9600 corps, and 274 900 American workers, distributing literature in 36 languages. Last December it donated Christmas alms and supplied 2 300 000 beds at globe working men's hotels, while aiding discharged prisoners with work opportunities totaling 413 أفراد.
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Salvation Army
Haa
Army i4
Clemency Appeal For Frank Seeks Georgia Governor’s Mercy
Mobile Register reports Governor Bluton of Georgia received 75 000 signatures urging clemency for Frank convicted of Mary Phagan murder. It notes petitions stress evidence found insufficient and questions the verdict while reporting on ongoing commutation discourse.
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Adk
Frank
Bluton
Georgia
Petstone
Mary Phagan
Mfe
Saya
Mobile Register
Ta Frank
Tome Trina
Itlgia
Saslug
Fran
Houston
New Texes Syndicate Develops Desert Land Drive
A New Tark syndicate plans 20,000 acres of desert land in Parv at a cost of about 10.0 million dollars. The project spans Texon and Lonictina regions with 90,000 acres to be developed, aiming to outpace the New York Syndicate and connect Peru markets with indigenous resources.
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Texes
Parv
Southenat Texon
Southwest
Lonictina
New York Syndicate
Peru
Imdigenlon
Beaunione Enterprise
The Notary and the Enigmatic Bank Theft
A banker Henri Duverger disappears after stealing two hundred thousand francs. He reappears years later, showing up at a notary with a false identity. He seeks to recover his money and faced five years, then plans a quiet country life under a new name.
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Maurice Level
Ravenot
Bank of Déscour
Ife
Kia Fot
Port Bontrouge
Avery
Ale
The
Han
Seine
Paris
London
Germany
Himelf
Notary Pudita
Hla
Bec
Duverger
M. Dovergar
Dia
Stell
Keay Hinelt
Notary
Fragmentary memory and attempted suicide in Paris river death
A fragmentary narrative follows a man tormented by a lost name and mental unraveling after leaving a notary's office. He wanders beside the Seine, seeks relief in the river, and drowns in icy waters as Henri Duverger is spoken aloud, blending with a broader discussion of naval gun ranges and historic sea actions.
Letter defending Lusitania debate stirs reader quarrel
A reader letter in The Light defends German warfare and questions American complicity over the Lusitania sinking. The piece argues the ship was a target and urges simple yes or no answers to counter the pro German narrative.
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Walter
Lusitania
Instanes
Tisitania
Lusiitania
Germany
Beopis Appleud & Retion
Thesa
Manny
Marcus A. Goonricil
San Pedro Agenus
Baltic Provinces under German Influence in Baltic Sea Region
A wartime geography note outlines Courland, Livonia and Esthonia as Baltic provinces with German predominance. It details their 96,060 square miles, 2,000,006 inhabitants, and main roles of Germans in administration, industry, and landownership, noting Russian incursions and historical Swedish ties.
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Wiern
Tenplre
Moragia
Teuton
Radi
Baltic
Tete
Wethe
Vna
Snr
Courland
Maine
Russia
Britain’s Proposed Policy Amid Blockade Debates
Analyzed draft arguing Britain should not block all German ports but allow neutral ships to pass with burden of proof on authorities. It contrasts three wartime approaches, favors targeted enforcement near Germany, and contemplates compensation for seized vessels while noting legal and neutral risks.
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Britain
Godérin
Garmsaar
Dows
Acta
Germany
Great Britain
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Wade
Xullona
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