US warned Europe of war risk and urge to prepare
An Associated Press report discusses European debate on uniting peace and war contingencies, noting calls for the United States to be ready for any event. It cites Admiral Peary and public warnings about potential conflict, arguing Americans are capable of war but poorly prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Concerti 4 Pecaliizr
Europe
Te Wavas
Warrhy
United States of America
United States
Admiral Peary
Rotary Club
Portland
Maine
Wickist
Weyer
Cuba
Florida
New York
Weyler
Fragmentary garbled OCR on war readiness and certainty
The readable fragments discuss war preparation and uncertainty about outcomes. Mentions of mind and physical certainty, possible actions, and the idea that certain efforts may exceed expectations. Overall, the text is incoherent and presents no clear events, dates, or entities.
Honest Diplomacy and U S Mexico Relations
An analysis of the reestablishment of diplomatic ties between the United States and Mexico. It discusses cautions about American diplomacy, the role of the Mexican cabinet, and the need for careful ambassadorial conduct to avoid entanglements and missteps with the Carranza government.
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United States of America
United States of Mexico
Curo
Carranza
Roy
United States
Mexico City
Connin
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
Washington
Eather White
Elaine
Mesxsico
Mesiea
Forcia
Fev
Licensing Journalism by Brevet Faces Steady Debate
Dr Talcott Williams of Columbia argues journalism should require a state license similar to law and medicine, with examinations for reporters. He notes journalism education aids apprenticeships but remains far from replacing hands on experience in the newsroom.
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Talcott Williams
School of Journalism
Columbia University
jNewspaper
Williams
Graiales
Hue
Education and training in the newspaper trade discussed
City papers note that both university and non university workers blend in the field. Dr Williams argues for special training for newspaper work, not college credential alone, while veteran editors favor social training by on the job experience. They doubt a rapid revolution but see value in examination based entry if pay matched skilled trades.
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University Ten
Nog-University
Mouera
Dr. Williams
Pete
Native Sons Triumph In City Championship Series
A Boston club carried the flag in a world championship battle against a Philadelphia club. Tens of thousands of natives from both cities lined the streets and filled the ballparks in support. Boston fans sang "Tessie" as Philadelphia supporters chartered ships and ferries to attend, while Philadelphia’s enthusiasm remained undimmed by defeat. The piece reflects on regional pride and the cosmopolitan nature of the Boston team, noting players from California to Maine and leaders from Fitchburg and Oklahoma.
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Flgvest
Boston
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Tessie
Beaneaters
Independence Hall
Atitetes
Pennsylvania
Bay State
Tani
Lewis and Honper
California
Alexus
Leonard
Oklahoma
Carrigan
Maine
Moran
Fitchburg
Mays
Rastan
Wireless marvels and political riffs cross the Atlantic
A Pioneer note on wireless speech linking the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast seems to herald a new era the writer questions whether the wireless telephone will replace current systems. The piece also critiques Archibald and reflects on Jeffersonian democracy versus Republican views in sharp political commentary.
Bulgarians See Aegean Drive To Mediterranean Power
A National Geographic Society study traces Bulgarian aims to expand from a Balkan state into a Mediterranean power through a narrow Aegean port and coastal strip. It notes strategic transport links via Adrianople and the Dedeagatch port, with emphasis on export capacity, railway access, and trade routes shaping Bulgaria’s future regional role. The piece also discusses Ottoman territory changes, Greek commerce, and the shift in control of ports and riverine hubs affecting trade to the Adriatic and beyond.
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National Geographic Society
Aegean
Mediterranean
Bedengateny
New
Bulgaria
Dedengateh
Europe
Gulf of Hnon
Mutitza
Abdul Hamid I
Eyos
Gulf of Eno
Marilza
Ain Agen
Uy Atoll
Modeuguel
Rifway
East
Daily Fashion Hint on Draped Veil Styles and Patterns
A period fashion note extols draped veils and fluttering patterns as chic, detailing flowered embroideries and various textures. It describes plain felt bases, luminous edges, and the fluttering, full fronts creating graceful silhouettes with horizon hems and border accents.
War in Pictures At Grand Opera House Exceeds All Prior Films
The article extols Weigle’s cinematography of a live war sequence with German and Allied action. It highlights unprecedented on screen artillery, shells, and battlefield chaos, presenting the viewer as an eyewitness to events such as the recapture of Przemysl and fierce fighting near Kiev, through dramatic battlefield imagery and clear, nearly unflinching depictions.
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Kitwin F. Weise
Chicago Tribune
Ar. Weiglé
Ackila Willette
Golders
Ain
A. Weixle
Urech
Unosa
Praemysl
Hennered
Cera
Speer
Welple
Vaile Shales
Ile
Time Tales for the Little Folk
A fragmented children's vignette recounts a diver, a master, and a yard game. Richard tells Dick about hide and seek with a dog and a shed, leading to Dick hiding under leaves as the dog searches. The tale ends with Richard planning to tell Auntie Wim tomorrow and a joke about being found.
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Wielard
Clote
Vebard
Richard
Riichard
Richara Red
Erie
Toni Wichard
Wuuber
Mal Dick
Hawk
Butt
Richird
Tichari
Wim
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Ela
Native Sons
Atlantic
Pavitte
Triune
State Department
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Ialmayth
Archibald
Tic Cowmry
Luca
Pilla Root
Elli Root
Republican Party
Pon Kovern
Biihy
Cotton Bestone
Fedor
Ehort
Thie Ainrhoreliy
Hs Aegean
Tate
Eto
Joan
Lsay
Sam
England
Hs Tse
Font Neali
I Lorler
Black Sea
Tibuaygag
Rondaland
Sinteeland
Giand Ophira Hulk
Ariusl
Vientia
Carraage
Youbilesa
Little Folk
Juichard ‘and
Ibuka
New York Times
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