Honor Enough Nebraskans Urge Hughes Run for President
Voters in Nebraska discuss suing Charles Evans Hughes and debate his suitability for the presidency. The piece weighs Hughes’s choice to stay clear of politics, valuing the Supreme Court role and the office of Chief Justice as greater honors, arguing politicians would prefer his leadership but recognizing his prudent decision to avoid a campaign.
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Nebraska
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Washington
Justice Whights
Limsel
Ab Linicola
Ates
Caerm
Aretinowe
Hewu Sda
Fae Uke
Nelinans Gloethar
Mm Linited Blaleay Fohevuhy
Paul Fame
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
Hughes
Supreme ‘Court
Thie Court
A Pyramid of Credit in Germany Amid War Strains
The text suggests Germany faces distortions in premium on gold and a shaky financial pyramid built by the Kaiser's advisers at the war’s start. It notes distrust of internal credit, with speculation on how debt and wartime planning will unfold after hostilities end.
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Tresson
Germany
France
Gennaus
Neal Alton
Annette
Aftermath Economy and Currency in War's End
The text discusses postwar monetary chaos with currency watered by inflation, assets collateralized, and land covered with worthless notes. It contrasts German finance under empire backing with possible collapse if Germany loses, noting intrinsic versus face value and fiat money risks. It reflects broader debates on wartime finance and postwar value.
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Germany
Germpany
Juans Upon
Lass
Backerley Geld
Congress
United States
Germatty
Incendiary fires hit mills and looms in Pennsylvania
Fire marshal Joseph L Baldwin links recent blazes at Bethlehem Steel Works Baldwin Locomotive in Baldystone and Rec Bog in Ironton to incendiary acts. He argues arson by foreigners tied to supplying allies raises a broader lawfulness issue for Americans. He condemns conspirators as murderers and urges punishment.
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Tee
Bethlehem Steel Wrks
Suise
Clyssely.se
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldystone
Pennsylvania
Rec Bog
Ironton
Joseph L. Baldwin
State of
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Progressives Weigh 1916 Ticket and Republican Tieins
The article surveys 1916 politics with Progressives debating a national ticket. It notes George W. Perkins advocating a convention and a ticket, Medill McCormick pushing for possible GOP affiliation if a suitable Progressive joins. The Colonel’s stance remains cautious while negotiations with Republicans loom. McCormick visits Oyster Bay and predicts a strong chance to defeat Wilson, who remains broadly popular despite political shifts.
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George W. Perkins
Medill McCormick
West
McCormick
Calon
Oyster Bay
McCornick
McCornele
Ous
Wilson
Othe
Amr
Obsolete Obedience in Marriage Questioned at Altar
A Beaumont Enterprise excerpt discusses a priest asking a suffragette to vow obedience at the altar and notes the old idea of wife obedience has faded. It argues modern wives seek equal say, and husbands would fare better by respecting a wife who has her own way.
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Urides
Beaumont
Potash Deposit Found in Utah Prompting Independence
The United States Geological Survey reports huge alunite deposits near Plutacnmy Utah yielding about one ton of nearly pure potash per 100 tons mined. The Memphis Commercial Appeal says this could make the U S practically independent of foreign chem ical imports, a result driven by wartime needs. Beaumont Enterprise notes the discovery may have remained hidden without the war demand.
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Utah
United States Geological Survey
Plutacnumy
Thi Agalu
United States
Memphis
Hut Nut
Germany
Beaumont Enterprise
Teaching Corn Culture Belcounts in Bell County Plan
Farmers gain insights from a governor backed corn culture experiment directed by Seour Dominguez. The program moves to Bell County to extend benefits to Bath County growers, while the governor likewise reaps the advantages. The aim is for corn farmers to monitor the process and ensure the governor does not capture all benefits.
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Atall
Seour Dominguez
Bell County
Bath County
Greece Faces Dilemma Over Allied Naval Blockade
The Times-Picayune notes Greece is pressed by its unique geography as a landlocked coastline makes sea trade vital. It warns a blockade would bring severe industrial and financial ruin should the central powers fall, linking Greece’s fate to naval control and regional fortunes.
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Greece
Dilemesa
Bulgaria
Roumania
Blue Water
Near East
New Cirteans Times-Picayune
Facing the Inevitable in Britain’s War Strain
The piece argues Britain’s reliance on voluntary recruitment may fail under current crisis and hints at the need for broader mobilization and energy, noting past Boer War experiences and contrasting with the United States. It suggests extraordinary measures could be required to sustain national effort.
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Great Britain
United States
Crisia
Britain
British Energy
Cleveland Plain Center
Cannibal Island Rescue Ends Savage Hunt
Neal and Annette survive a night of terror as cannibal tribesmen assault a beach camp. Amid brutal fighting, Neal uses jiu jitsu to free Annette, while rivals and a brutal brute threaten their escape. Missouri police arrive by wireless just as the tribe collapses, saving them and ending the siege.
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Anneth Lngton
New York
Zome
Sue
Reniy Crusoe
Sturl
South America
Logat Iste
Hornander
Senselsien
StLavi
Annette
Apure
Annett
Iniriuiaph
Neal
Ier
Howley
Uso
Ince Castro
Hernandez
Hernandex
Inez
Terefore
Herrendes
Heracunex
Sams
Iran
Herathei
Goa
Cmirl
Niemais
Alana
Png
Tao
Thair
Annettes
Missouri
Nesi
Cyed Neal
Anmelle
Annette Tiinetoi
Observant Citizen Dr F C Jackson Recalls Regal Parade
An eccentric tale recounts Dr. F C Jackson adorned as a king riding a glittering float in a procession. He describes the helpless discomfort of the crowded streets and his struggle to reach the hotel, finally swapping into a horse’s saddle amid the laughter and confusion of onlookers.
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F.C. Jackson
Antonioo
Jorse
Horace
Hig Hotel
Dr. Tackapn
Gris
Ater
Daily Fashion Hint and a Sea Rescue Scene
The fragment describes fashion details of a cape coat with a top coat look and wide millinery, featuring a red accent. It shifts to a dramatic scene aboard a vessel where a lieutenant consoles an injured crew member as Annettle prays beside a braced figure, while a sailor cries in relief for a lost telegraph line.
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Mary Tilynn
Thanksgiving at Aunt Abbie’s Farm
A family travels to New England for Thanksgiving at Aunt Abbie’s old farmhouse. Eric the dog causes mischief around turkeys and the kitchen while the children help set the table. The tale ends with the family sharing a meal together.
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Thei Ie Audrus
Abbie
New England
Eric
Ether
Mint
Ethel
Hle
Phos
Doric
Hex Aeollndt
Eric Jani
Ovey
War Zone Sketch Describes Vardar Valley Frontline
A fragmented report portrays the Vardar river valley as a strategic corridor. It notes Bulgarian and Serbian actions, French support for Israel, and Ottoman regional dynamics, with railways and towns shaping occupation prospects and Allied plans. The text cites a 1942 backdrop, Serbian Bulgarian and Grecian influence, and agrarian output like mulberries and corn defining local commerce.
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Soria
Avai
Evarair
Ani
Guardanie
Monnaie
Anil
Ayrourtield
Vone Vardar
Tears for France in Kaiser's tender tears saga
An article recounts Fran Fendrich’s pamphlet describing a Kaiser's interview at the French front. The piece portrays the emperor’s tearful sorrow over France, calling it a sign of demoralization and a display of supposed divine right and Prussian superiority. The tone reflects wartime propaganda about chivalry, loyalty, and political ideology.
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Chicago “Evening
Anton Fondrivh
Gstmac
France
Frans
Fendrich
Maria Corelus
Satan
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