Wilson Re-elected President Amid Broad National Split
The nation voted in a very even split with Democrats winning most western states and the South while eastern states largely backed Hughes. Kansas and the Pacific coast boosted Wilson giving Democrats renewed power as the country nears the end of the European war. The President now faces grave responsibilities with unity and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Democracy
Mr. Hughes
Kansas
Mississippi River
Iowa
Oregon
Mr. Wilson
Ohio
Hughes
Delaware
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Republic
California
Showa
Thighes
Pacific Coast
Wilson
White House
Austria's Displeasure Over Dumba Resignation
Austria refuses to accept the resignation of Dr Theodor Constantine Dumba the former ambassador to the United States. Washington officials view the move as a slap while British authorities had intercepted documents linking Dumba to plots to disrupt munitions plants via labor troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor Constantine Tumba
Dumba
United States
Austria
Dr. Dumba
Washington
Daken
Diplomatic Recall of Austrian Envoy Sparks Neutrality Warnings
The text discusses Dr. Dumba's recall by Austria and his temporary leave of absence, noting Washington's insistence on a permanent recall and Austria's expectations. It suggests Austria may appoint a replacement diplomat and cautions the new Austrian envoy to avoid meddling and interference with U.S. neutrality, preserving equality with other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Dr. Dumba
Sug Tiew
Wastlrton
United States
Hisy Ambbassador
Danba
Damba
Washington
Myor
Duntha
A Struggle of Boys in the Great War Years
The article argues that if the war lasts longer, fighting will shift to the youth as nations press to fill depleted ranks. It notes many young men were killed or maimed, leaving a shortage of capable soldiers. It discusses Germany Austria England France Russia and Canada planning to mobilize boys born in 1899 and earlier, with Russia able to endure longer. The piece contends no decisive victory is possible until one side exhausts its schoolboy reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Russia
Candiian
Probing for Answers faces patient resistance to surgery
The article discusses doctors and patients debating whether only a knife can reveal the true cause of illness. Deaver argues internal investigation may uncover hidden complaints while many patients fear invasive probing and doubt surgeons' skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
de. Deaver
Des Deaver
Texas Guardsmen praised for border service and readiness
Critics who attacked the Texas National Guard last May failed to note its rapid mobilization and oath taking. Adjutant General reports show 213 officers and 4340 enlisted in federal service, with Texas units serving longer than most states and performing effectively along the border.
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Texas National Guard
Texas Guard
Tson
Border Service
National Guard
Texas Guardsmen
Adjutant General's Department
Border Patrol
Untitled Remarks and Data Snippets From War Era News
A collage of quotes and stray notes on politics campaigns and wartime topics. Mentions Mrs Nelson O Shaughnessy criticizes enthusiasm for women's campaigns and education of ignorant voters. Also references Hughes, Norwegian Scandinavia, German war stance, Republican power, California automobile law, and wartime economic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Debate Over Surgery vs Diagnosis at Philadelphia Conference
A Philadelphia surgeon Dr John B Deaver argues for operating to reveal true ailments while Dr William Seaman Bainbridge counters that most operations are unnecessary and physicians should diagnose and treat ailments without surgery. The exchange follows a railway surgeons conference in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
John B. Deaver
William Seaman Baibridge
New York
Philadel
Harris Becomes Scout With 44 Soldiers In Training
The narrative follows Private Harris in a reenlisted unit as Sergeant Smith and Sergeant Stalth weigh his fit in drill and signaling. Harris endures jokes and tests, finally proving himself in a heliograph exercise before sailing to battle, cheering a fellow recruit’s courage and his own change of fate.
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Alt Mackdanoss
Harria
Stalth
All
Algoniers
Arrin
Ber- Beantith
Str. Harris
Harris
Hac
Bergeant Smith
Bergennt Smith
Santatois
Smith
Nail
Ello
Theaters Cabaret Night At Majestic Sparks Variety Show
The Majestic hosts a mixed program featuring Itussin’y dancers from Moscow and Petrograd, Kosloff and Maslow plus associates performing in cabaret acts. Frank Mununc, Charles Erwin, Kitty Henry, and others headline in song and story, with a modern minstrel style by Al G Field. The bill also promotes Miss Bunthine and Wey company in The Prince and the Three Act Comedy Drama and The Girl Evens Out Yonder, plus a Minstrel program with novelties and a Christmas show at Home. The Hussars Girls Musical Act headlines at the Francesy venue.
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Majestic
Theodore Sostoft
Vigsia Maslova
Itussin'y
Hare
Moscow
Petrograd
Tralic
The
Koussoff
Maslow
Kosloff
Spassova
Palace Theater
New York
Hyery
Frank Mununc
Charles Erwin
Kitty Henry
Moy Gray
Ada Sonmerville
Onton
Trick Pony
Charley DeLand
Christaiax
London
Nares Banting Company
Miss Bunthn
Wey Company
al G. Wield
Miss Bunt Company
al G. Fick
Nmv
al G Fy
Villa
Dinosaurs on Display.A Museum Party Collects Fossils
The American Museum, over fifteen years, has operated a field party led by Barnum Brow, excavating cretaceous formations in the West to recover dinosaur fossils. Skeletons and skulls are sent home yearly, with notable specimens like the tyrant dinosaur and long-necked species. description notes skin details and mosaic-like body coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
American Museum
Siriklng
Ogerich
Profésor Osborn
Duek-Hilles Dipasours Wern
Princess The is as The ism feature at the Princess
The program features Princean and Hua SATS cereal doueteiéns with Reynolds singing and yodeling novelty to steady applause. Bromley and Pearson deliver sharp patter while Brande and Aubrey present fresh novelty acts. Unto Those We Sin drama stars a Brune brunette with afternoon and night showings through Sunday.
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Princean
Reynolds
Beesides
Bromley
Pearson
Brande
Aubrey
Kurt
Bess
Bill Ie Aly
Writsh
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Texas
Flughes
Clav— Lerness
New York Times
Cunidt
Fort Worth
Siout Fen
Fies
Gudtarus Rus
Charken XL
Norway
Galventon Tribuns
Rick Ime
Huertia
Jamies R. Moon
New York World
Tegal
Fidelity & C. Co
Va Industrial Accident Commission
Smpleye
South
Sam
Grayston Fest
Hound
the Light's Daily Story
MR. Marrig
India
Saya
Olyde
Knowlege
Bergéant Smith
Mason
My. Harris
Maron
Sergeant Smith
Nno
Mr.Harris
Aga Rergeant Smith
Mr. Harris
Manon
Carnam
Bealth
Aplain Menon
Sargeant
Sven
Nagon
Naver
Mr. Harvin
Reith Ald
Engel
Hatgig
Girst-Clash Stgater
Fgent
Jan ‘Bank
Milly
Mdit
Tho
Tam
le Tope
Ab. Hareis
Hussar
Sts Royal Hussars
Francesy
Mr. Lethrow
Westinglor
York
Vite
Kieran
Altrip
Nyene
Kées
Arnot
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