Germany defends U-boat attack on Orduna with odd reasoning
The Orduna attack commander says he hit the liner because he was ignorant of its character and nationality, a claim Germany relays to the United States. The piece questions such doctrine, calling it outlawlike, suggests translation errors, and expects further facts in days ahead.
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Orduna
Associated Press
Germany
United States
High Seas
Jiere Ale
Pricey Collier
White Weather Leaguera
Geofy
Angy
Japan
Canada
Joe Dover
North Armelles
Doc Horwoon
Frohman contrast highlights stars' film shift and dignity
The article portrays Daniel Frohman as manager of Charles Frohman Incorporated and managing director of Famous Players Film Company, defending actors like Mrs Fishe and James K Hackett as they move to movies. It notes tensions between stage impresarios and film producers and argues film work need not ruin Broadway prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Charles Frohman
Famous Players Film Company
Daniel Frohmar
Burke Loses Frohman Contract Over Screen Work
Billie Burke, a pretty actress under contract to Charles Frohman Incorporated, faces loss of her stage role after opting to act on film. The company declares a star must remain exclusive to the theater, canceling her contract to avoid cross over. Daniel Frohman, manager, attends to the industry debate on spoken versus canned drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
Cilmi Company
Ziegfeld
Bislie Burke
Charles Frohman
Incorporated
Miss Burke
Charles Frolioman, Incorporated
Knickerbocker
Killie Burke
Daniel Frohman
Mel. Fiske
Plattsburg Lesson Warns Against Quick Volunteer Armies
A report on the Plattsburg military camp shows 1300 men trained for a month under regular army supervision. Mayor Mitchel and others say four weeks cannot produce competent officers and warn that volunteer armies could invite national disaster and ineffective leadership in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phutshiure
Bryan
Mitchel
New York
Plattsburg
Gobriel Bryan
The Wild Duck Question Causes Hotel Menu Debate
Mr. T. Gilbert Pearson inquiries to the attorney general in Washington about a hotel dining term wild duck. He argues a confusion over whether wild duck refers to a dish or a type of bird, noting that prices and portions vary in hotels. The issue centers on a hotel menu listing and the meaning behind the phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gilbert Pearson
Washington
Alr. Pearson
Wild ducks bred for hotel menus spark debate
A discussion notes how capturing ducks and raising them in yards could increase tame wild ducks for sale to hotels. It questions ethics, prices, and the Audubon Society's stance on breeding for market, suggesting both pros and cons for diners and providers.
German Peace Plan Claimed by Washington Figure
A Washington source outlines a German peace plan featuring freedom of the seas, restoration of Belgian sovereignty, Balkan oversight, retention of Alsace and Lorraine, Finnish welcome, an independent Poland as a buffer state, and the return of colonies captured by Britain. The plan, it is said, would mark a German victory on par with Napoleonic triumphs and echo the Treaty of Basel events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Balkan
Austria
Alance
Jarraine
Finland
Poland
Runnia
England
Washington
Tick Fight Drives Cattle Losses and Economic Hit
Government agents report rising losses from cattle ticks amid efforts to eradicate the pest. Dr A D Melvin says annual US costs approach 20 million dollars due to deaths, reduced market value of cattle, and lower hides. The Arkansas Democrat notes broader impacts on cattle and regional agriculture.
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Wight
Great Bendney
A. D. Melvin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Arkansas
Raed On
Renee
Texas awakening mirrors global thrift movement
A fragmented passage discusses a Texas awakening and a broader anti waste push, praising energy and timber resources. It notes Texas rich timber including hickory and ash, with shipments of timber to Germans, and touches on American manufacturing and war material payment terms amid international trade tensions. It cites Philadelphia’s planned public library and a debate on thrift and prudent money use in society.
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Japan
Uts
Texas
China —Fort Worth
Philadelphia
Pban
Christian Science Monitor
Benjamin
Fin
Jie Savas
Philadelphie
Alelund
Maxton
Hotel Politician Abroad and Carnival Plans
A fragmented report notes a hotel setting with visiting U S senators and local politicians preparing attendance at a Houston carnival and palace show. The text hints at political figures meeting amid social events, with references to timing, accommodations, and local planning for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Willng
Wadi Catton Palace
Ausllm Statesman
The Weaving of Fate and a Silent Wish
A blue eyed elder weaves destiny while Myra worries about leaving her mother. The eldest Fate debates giving happiness to Myra as the younger Fate questions the choice. A later scene shifts to a garden where children hear a fairy tale about ordinary life and a giant named Nessapah, ending with a quiet reflection on stories and hope.
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Neryss
Biya
Bersrit
Reggie
Myra
Aris
Fate
Heross
Whornton
Acnoran
Apft
Wootan
Poe
Gant
Jack
Nesapah
Yuleing
Daily Fashion Hint on Dress Fit and Gown Detailing
The article discusses fashion focus on how to dress to look well dressed, noting a figure line from shoulder to waist and the importance of a simple understated gown. It mentions a specific dress style seen on a Chicago younger wit, including a satin girdle, pointed tabs, and embroidered bodice with draped skirt shaping and a regular hem enhanced by fabric weight.
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Tia Go
Little Boy and the Peanuts Party Gift Tale
A boy gives party favors to his guests, each receives a small package. He plants the peanuts, tends them, and grows a crop that funds his party travel. The tale shifts to a border political commentary about U.S. policy, arguing for stronger border troops and protection of the Lower Rio Grande and Texas.
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Burke
Guilie
Beywasenly
United States
Rio Grande
Mexico
Texas
Borties
United Statns
United
Tesay 9
Brownsville
Border prose on suppression and government action
Fragmented text from a political piece mentions Pasa unit, border security, and calls for government steps. References to officials, forces, and a plea for intervention appear in garbled quotations with unclear subjects and locations. The readable portions suggest a discussion of repression and regime response without concrete facts.
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Kb Pasa Tatala
Seevenn
Wae Gierisaly
Proyatan
Wwe
Panama Canal Rates Shake Shipping Dividends
The bulletin reports another Panama Canal dividend to Benen business interests amid new through rates approved for California to the East Coast. The Santa Fe railroad and Mallory steamship line gain through rates, aligning with Pacific rates and challenging long haul freight charges. The shift pressures universal mileage and affects shippers and carriers across intermediate points.
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Philacetonia
Panama Casal
Benen
Commission
Santa Fe Railroad
Mallory Steamship Line
California
Estilor
Aguthera Pacific
Patamu
Betar
Granscontin
Fortress of Bobrulsk in the Great Russia defenses
In the war zone, Nangleen's forces stormed the fortress of Bobrulsk near Minsk, a key European stronghold. The fortress, once among Europe’s strongest positions, sits on a major Russo-Polish railway route from Warsaw to Moscow, with extensive marsh terrain and river confluences hindering defense. The town, home to about 25,000 people, was largely destroyed in 1908 and its industrial capacity focuses on iron and woodworking as major exports.
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Collywig
Bobrylyk
Nangleen
Solilitrs
Sevol
Bobrulsk
Europe
Alexander T
Bolbruiska
Minsk
Bieh
Tereaste
Mie
Talal
Robert Blomi-packela
Beresinn
Beresina
Dnieper
Let
Kherson
Warsaw
Sledice
Brest Liavdk
Wobrin
Northea
Oer
Miascow
Pohruist
Hussia
Gordan
Waien
Rota
How to Help Guard the Nation Says Letters and Urges Action
The New York Times urges citizens to act on defense readiness. It calls for promoting enlistment in the state militia and encouraging employers to support service. It also advises urging Congress districts to back War and Navy Departments preparedness plans.
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New Yorkh Times
National Guard
Dn Congress
Congress
War and Navy Departments
Cidelin
Tess Peason
Whiskers in Kentucky and beard fashions of history
The article describes a quirky tale of facial hair trends influenced by the Mexican War and political figures, noting Kentucky Governor Proctor and President Lincoln cited as influences. It mentions social norms, a Black servant acting as barber, and evolving beard styles in the 19th century.
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Sesvenger
Phetis
Proctor
Ionce
United States
Lincoln
Eliaveny
Haley
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Tney
Elortense
National Association of Audubon Societies
Lees
Pearson
Aly Pearson
Panama
Panama Canal
Acubus
Atlantic
Pacific
Austin States
Armert
the Light's Daily Story
Fly Louie Holler
Pate
Sleepy Time Tales
Pasaila
Kentucky
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