United States and German submarine warfare debated
The letter argues the United States has not protested noncombatant deaths and opposes the killing of civilians on the high seas. It contends U S policy rejects illegal or provocative aggression while supporting legitimate submarine warfare under international law. It cites ships sunk including the Lusitania style concerns and urges clear stance on protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ford
United States
Bervaa
Maynes
New York
United Sixties
New York City
Bristol
Gorpedoing
Restorie
Pieria Costello
Verresborg
Magia
Restormer
Baron Erskine
Pieria Costella
Magda
United Stites
Great Britain
In the Home. New York Antisuffrage Letter Text
A fragmentary letter responds to an antisuffrage argument in New York. The writer argues against granting women the vote, referencing Vine Bowman Whitehouse and the view that domestic influence shapes a home and city. The text reflects early 20th century debates on women's rights and public participation in politics.
One Day Strike Proposed by Sufficient Sufferers?
A battered, satirical piece discusses a proposed one day strike by suffragists in New York to dramatize women’s labor absence. It outlines widespread disruption across telephones, stores, offices, theaters, and factories, while arguing the plan would harm working women who rely on daily wages. It notes opposition from anti suffragists and questions the practicality and consequences of such a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulus
New York
Narte E. Whitehouse
Vira Bo Whitehouse
Tay
Ms Ory
Doctors Disagree Aims Spark Split In Industrial Inquiry
The United States Commission on Industrial Relations plans three reports, sparking commentary on whether the discord among its members signals a broader divisions driving industrial unrest or merely reflects internal tensions. The article argues the commission’s work remains valuable despite visible splits and questions of class bias in its makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Aswell
Wrest
Class Consciousness and Industrial Tensions Rise
An analysis argues that the middle class blocks exploitation while the exploited seek virtue, exposing rising class consciousness within the Industrial Commission. Disagreements over remedies and facts reveal deep unrest in agriculture and industry, suggesting unresolved conditions could trigger an eventual industrial revolution.
International Prize Court urged to resolve cross border justice
The piece argues for an International Prize Court to judge disputes between neutrals and belligerents, criticizing the London based system as biased. It warns that without a neutral court, disagreements could spark home and foreign tensions and calls for a court whose judges are not from any involved nation. It also notes Jewish refugee suffering and Palestine as a focus amid European turmoil.
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London
Tittes
Geurks
Great
Hiltaia
Éirker
Zera
Priga
Waltong
Judea Ov
Boston Globe
Sage
Palestine
Poland
Russia
Germany
Russian Empire
United
Snail study outlines lever concept at Hilooel greenbi
A fragmentary note outlines a plan involving levers and a river setting. The text references committees and safety aims, with mentions of protection and activity around a project name PATO and potential partners or groups.
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Hilooel
Fedora
Weedeng
River Niemen Feature in World War I Map Analysis
In a National Geographic Society description the Niemen river area is examined as a contested waterway near the Polish, German, Russian fronts. The piece notes forts and riverside defenses, shifting front lines, and the river’s strategic role as an obstacle and supply route in the eastern theater of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielong
National Georeraphic Society
Isovne
Karne
Wurisches Wall
Gertan Momel
Emimder
Apan
Rees Min Snewston
Courtand
Hagwa
Rast Prone
Tusstina
Niemon
Luisa Forte
Aga
Warne
Tramovico
Theesti
Untitled excerpt on money and public perception
A fragmented passage critiques the value of money and public attitudes, noting how society undervalues currency and labor. It hints at historical debate over economic worth, referencing figures like Edison and broader notions of progress and debt. The text remains incomplete and largely contextless.
Nation’s resolve in wartime needs civic duty and sacrifice
Fragmented essay-like text urges citizens to support national defense and patriotism. It references Edison and American ideals, arguing individuals must contribute to the country’s safety, urging unity and readiness amid conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrvlenad
Warner
Edison
iUink
Charlie Chaplin Impersonation Causes Family Scare
The story describes a San Antonio family where a citizen’s son imitates Chaplin’s dress and mannerisms. The prank triggers a chain of events including a mislaid suit and a shock to the father, revealing social embarrassment and a humorous yet tense resolution.
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Charlie Chaplin
Bon Antonio Businessum
Chaplin
Aaa
Ofa
Motha
Iied
Telesone
Charis Chaplin
Jane
Charis Chitytin
Prominent Promoters Debate Legal Ethics In New York City
A fragmented article discusses lawyers facing professional conduct charges, calls for bar associations to investigate, and possible disbarment. It emphasizes the need to protect the public from unscrupulous lawyers and notes judges would act in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Coira
Ant
M Court
Mn Peruglous
Shsrpere
Altey Professions Bhd Vacafone
Sleepy Time Tales at the City Zoo Visit
A family outing follows a father and two children Kate and Warren as they travel to the city for lunch, a hotel meal, and a day at the zoo. They see elephants hippos monkeys and more. Kate slips and nearly falls in the street while returning home.
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Olen
Mike
Couray
Goresing
Warren
Kale
Eaely
Lou
Kate
Zoo
Mipmeya
Kate Ant
Dei
Vaillage
Hansten
BEY NANO TGs bite Phas Now afa dee dunrt Tirsin
A garbled passage discusses Bey nano TGs and attention to the newspaper. It references reformers, public interest, and the press, with scattered names and phrases about the role of editors and the public. The text remains fragmented but centers on journalism and reform themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Phin
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Tyne
Vine Bowman Whitehouse
Industrial Commission
Yue List
Turk
Theodore Lockevett
Denver
Nolin
Wirerelias
Trent
Saltae
RLM
Mates
Supreme Court
Oryouk
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