Russia’s Grand Duke Deposed Amid Court Intrigue
The article questions the official reason for Grand Duke Nicholas’s removal from supreme army command. It suggests czarist enemies in the czarina’s circle or Fabian tactics as causes, noting Russia’s pro German elements and concerns over munitions and bureau reliability. The piece frames the czar as sole arbiter of fate and responsibility for outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nicholas
Hor Asuler
Nilolaivitch
Czarina
Czarevitch
Shi
Supreme Command
Unifying Mexico Caranza Amnesty Plan and Policy
The article discusses Carranza’s amnesty as a means to reassure U S officials and Pan American delegates that the Constitutionalists can govern Mexico. It claims the plan serves a dual purpose by disarming honest opponents and weakening Villa without violence, and it frames Carranza as humane and consistent while noting factions within the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcanz
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Amnest y Offer in Mexican Civil Strife Endorsed
The piece argues Carranza’s amnesty policy will pacify Mexico as deserters shift to Constitutionalists or Carranza’s side. It asserts Carranza controls about nine tenths of the republic and will deter further revolts, predicting a unified Mexico under his regime and threat to banditry’s remaining influence.
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Eauza
Carranga
Carranza
Villa
Mainta
Mexico
Huerta
Cestanza
Bas Bern
Veonstiana Carranza
Stefansson's Victory in Arctic Rescue Tale
The piece recalls Captain Bartlett's rescue of Karluk survivors and the long absence of Stefansson. After surviving and locating a new landmass, Stefansson rejoined his party to explore further. The narrative ends imagining his shock at a world engulfed in war and upheaval as he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bartlett
Werangel
Alaska
Karluk
Vilhjahlmur Stefansson
Stefansson
Karlik
Bartlett
Respectition
Peary
Frost
Axe
Balkans
Werner
Shepe
World map may change as new battles end history
The speaker notes that even if the war ends, the vast history of battle and bloodshed will grow as many chapters remain unwritten. He comments that future discoveries could alter the world map, making current changes seem minor by the time a conclusion arrives.
SENDING OFF OUR GOLD
Senator James Hamilton Lewis attacks a plan to export hundreds of millions in American gold to Great Britain and France arguing the United States cannot afford such loss. He urges lending to Latin America to build ties while noting the loan would be credit based with no oil outflow. The piece defends American business, grain sales, and bank profits from the proposed loan as the US extends credit to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Great Britain
France
America
Nbt
Europe
British Empire
French Republic
South America
New York
Voting Irregularities Amid Texan Elections Report
The Memphis News-Scimitar recounts long standing voting abuses along the Texas border. It cites nonnaturalized residents and past practices of ballot stuffing by Phoenix era style methods, with reference to trains and boats ferrying voters from Arkansas and Mississippi into polling places and a Corpus Christi trial of forty one Texans as a remnant of a larger pattern.
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Texas
Plovd
Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi
Rio Grande
Alexicans
Corpus Christi
Memphis News-Scimitar
Carranza to Be Recognized by Mediators
The Houston Post reports General Villa has evacuated Torreon and his forces are withdrawing northward as mediators hint at recognizing the de facto Mexican authorities with the capacity to protect foreigners. Carranza appears poised to claim the best advantage as mediators grow weary and seek an exit from the mediation effort.
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Carranza
Villa
Torreon
Mexico
Houston Post
Peace Propaganda Review Sparks Harvard Leader Debate
The Brooklyn Eagle prints Dr Charles W Flint president emeritus of Harvard University critique of peace agitation. He denounces peace propaganda as a harmful future trend and argues current conditions make peace ideals dangerous amid present events. Farmers in Williamson County Sum report most cotton sold with 4 percent loan plans insufficient and banks willing to assist despite loan rates.
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Eagle
Charles W. Flint
Harvard University
Blint
Eugis
Eliot
Europe
Randi Mons
Brooklyn Eagle
Railway Route Through Southern Transcaucasia Described
A wartime bulletin from the National Geographic Society outlines two routes from Europe to Teheran. The older path goes via Baku to Rest by steamer and road, while a new Southern Transcaucasia railway route gains strategic value, running from Tiflis through Erevan to Nagiche yan and into Persia, with border checks, rough cars, and crowded trains marking the journey across a volatile frontier.
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Kusgo Verein Pueder
Yuesa
Naiina Geographic Lociety
Transcaucasia
Lua
Tnuts
Eureps
Teheran
Ie Sla
Baku
Imei
Steamiy
Tivasian
Ransewucasta
Raveter Lythia
Sete Gul
Tiflis
Cupid
Caucxsus
Alexandrapul
Erevan
Hones
Nakitcheyan
Noahe
Avaret
Ant
Avaxes
Elen
Djatfa
Eussiin
Tabriy
Ravslin
Swarour
Tserahin
Cotton trade fears eased by reserve board view
An authority on the cotton trade reports that shipments have not faced growing danger, noting recent Upton Station and Reserve Board actions. The piece discusses Neutrals, War shipping restrictions, and trade tensions with Germany, highlighting shipments under embargo and the effect on cotton exports.
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Kaughvndt
Germany
England
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk reads aloud
A fragment of Sleepy Time Tales for the little folk features a bedtime tale with a fox and rabbit in a village scene. The text blends dialog and simple actions as characters move through a gentle forest setting.
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Sleepy Time Tales
Little Folk
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