Asquith’s talk and Britain’s stake in Mexico policy
The 1913 dispatch notes Premier Asquith praising Britain’s sympathy for U S policy in Mexico while warning that the Pearson syndicate finances Huerta shape events. It argues Britain’s interests, not American hawks, have the final sway and urges caution in trusting Asquith’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
England
London
Great Britain
Mexico
Britain
Pearson
United States
Huerta
Pearson Syndicate
Standard Oil Company
Lord Cowndray
Tiverta
Pera
Premier Asmuth
Woes of the Writers and the Press War
A literary England moodfully debates its struggle with the Yrew som of the press, portraying an American origin issue and discussing the proper extent of free expression amid partisan controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary
England
English reaction to literary freedom clashes with library censorship
Contemporary English critics argue that libraries have not banned but have not recommended certain modern novels, creating a subtle censorship. Edmund Gosse defends free speech but notes many authors seek monetary gain over decency, warning abuse harms liberty and that literature should be free yet responsibly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edmund Gosse
Gorse
Mr. Gosse
Nothing Like It Recall Debate Across States
Advocates claim recall proves effective in removing officials who fail to govern properly while opponents cite risks to continuity and accountability. Cases from Oregon and Sulzer test impeachment as a check, suggesting recall works well only in certain communities with active reform sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Oregon
Cerall
Sulzer
There is nothing like it for the people to finish
In the text, an advocate jokes about hay and water as a mockable ideal, while a White King figure quibbles over a phrase. The underlying point remains that people tend to blunder, yet they ultimately blunder correctly at the end.
Donahoe Convicted in Funk Blacken Reputation Case
Illinois readers see a Chicago case summary where Daniel Donahoe, a noted criminal lawyer, is found guilty of conspiring to ruin the reputation of Clarence S. Funk the former International Harvester manager. The court imposes a 2000 dollar fine and hints at possible disbarment. The article lauds Illinois progress against political corruption tied to Lorimer’s era and notes further probes into those who funded the libel scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihinsis
United States
William Lorister
Thinsis
Lorimer
United States Senate
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Edward Hines
Henning
Donahoe
Chicago
Donahue
Funk
Washington debates on Mexican intervention policy
The article discusses U S considerations for intervening in Mexico under Huerta, weighing restoration of constitutional government, potential roles for Carranza, and the risk of recognizing a usurper. It cites cautious support from factions in Washington and commentary from the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Carrange
Sf Hla
Torkula
United Siaten
Huerta
Cac- Tanzaz Goerarringa
United
Whit Kers
Unites
Elscayar
Chicago Tribune
Waterlogged bonds critique by James J Hill
The Democrat notes James J Hill criticizes the country as waterlogged with bonds while Hon Tom Wells of Hells pressed the issue four years earlier. The piece suggests Hill has already caused substantial water logging and may wish it to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Raltrezd
Tom Wells
Hells
Quita
Hillis
Hill
Shurmar
Democrat
Reform at Atlanta Prison Ends Number System
A report states the federal prison in Atlanta will abandon assigning convict numbers and instead use their names. It notes prior abolition of striped clothing and highlights a general wakefulness to the rehabilitative approach, with cautions that harsh punishment harms more than it helps, potentially hastening ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Iy
Nina's Brother Returns in The Light's Daily Story
Gordon Halford reveals he is Nina's long presumed dead brother in a dramatic exchange. Nina, now heiress, has faced scandal and threats from an adventurer suitor as her fortune hangs on Reginald's fate and a distant past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light's Daily Story
Nina
York
Civilization
Charile
Charla Spencer
Charlie
Willsiee
Impartitee
Rene
Lex
Reginald
Thowcht
Mina
Gordon Halford
Peribarsit
Halford
Tam
Migs Earle
Gordon
Entangled Lovers Reassess An Engaged Marriage
Gaunt struggles with love and money as Nina halts a rejected engagement. Nina thanks Gordon Halford for saving her from an unhappy match while Gaunt faces family disapproval and a potential lonely future. The scene captures tension between wealth, choice, and true affection.
Grand Opera House Turns Pageant to The Rolling Stone
The Grand Opera House featured a two performance run of A Rolling Stone a charming romance with comic moments, lively songs, and a German count twist. Al'the Theaters offered a vivid balance of music and spectacle drawing a large appreciative crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Stone
AL. Wilson
Hig
Germany
Loveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Donohoe
Gaunt
Tavall
Nitra
Sudael
Gaunt Het
Nineshana
Namin
Iris
Hudson
Acens
Frana van Hofmeister
Tsabe Langley
Horace
Gittori
Guardian
Ropert
Oorier
Teabelt
Tidmeister
Teabel
Hex
Hofmeister
Tak
Vatherland
Oman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!