Terrible warnings from Austin on Villa displeasure
The piece mocks fears that Villa will be displeased and possibly incite his soldiers to attack the United States. It lampoons the idea and suggests the nation is unready for war, preferring police action and sarcasm at the notion of a Villa inspired threat. The tone ridicules sensational predictions over state of mind and possible violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Carranza
Villa
United States
Francisca Villa
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Austin Statesman
Victory for Vegetarians in the Cat War
The piece argues vegetarians are winning without action as omnivores clash. It notes the National Association of Audubon Societies seeking evidence on cats as bird killers, estimating cats destroy 6 million birds yearly. Cities consider cat tagging and licensing ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Audubon Societies
Association
T. Gilbert Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Mapiclai
New Jersey
America
Spokane
Washington
Champ Clark
Debate Over Humane Treatment Of Animals Sparks Moral Debate
The article debates whether cats and birds deserve protection, comparing anti cruelty activists and vegetarians. It questions consistency in humanitarianism, noting humans kill birds for food and asking if all living beings should be spared. It suggests the public may choose between positions or accept morality as human only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argut
Stenogs Behind Wire Speech Triggers Outcry
Mrs Charlotte Smith sparked a storm with remarks at a Women s Homestead Association meeting in Boston urging a law to compel employers to cage stenographers. The response from stenographers and business people condemned the sweeping generalization, defending the normal professional relationship and the capable, independent stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Smith
Women's Homestead Association
Boston
Eastland disaster indictments and accountability emerge
The article notes a rising social conscience reflected in indictments connected with the Eastland disaster. Federal grand jury returns hold three groups to account: boat company officials, employees in direct charge of the vessel, and U.S. government officers. State indictments preceded these, aiming to cover all responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Eastland Disaster Prompts Call to Tighten Oversight
The article argues that federal indictments against two Chicago river boat inspectors expose shared blame for the Eastland tragedy. It notes officials and company employees must accept responsibility, despite implied approvals, and urges reforms to prevent lax safety standards and future calamities.
We Have the Money. U S ready to fund foreign credits
A New York Sun editorial extolls American financial strength and the ability to provide huge loans to foreign borrowers. It emphasizes exporting goods as the loan proceeds and calls the United States a billion dollar country, asserting unmatched economic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Sun
Department of laughter proposed in government debate
Excerpts reveal a push to create a department of laughter to ease public sorrow. Writers cite constitutional and moral questions while noting the era's humor amid political discourse. Nearby editorials discuss national security and declining costs of daily life alongside cinema audience statistics.
Fragmentary Foreign Policy Mentions and Decline Rumors
The text presents scattered notes about ex-President and international topics, mentioning San Proncises, the Philanines, and Governor General Martison. It hints at policy shifts toward Mexico and possible ruin, while acknowledging optimistic predictions and references to a Jones measure and the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm Iistanne
Philanines
State of
Mexico
Martison
York
Ruined Armenian City Ani in Caucasus Recalled in War Echoes
A National Geographic Bulletin passage recalls Ani once the Armenian capital famed for its 1002 churches and strategic walls. The ruined city near the Alexandropol railway now sits desolate with decaying structures and a lone Armenian monk hosting antiquarian visitors.
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Ceiconus
National
Geographia Boulety
Walch
Firm
Eward' Ant
Pompeii
Alexandropal
Sevea
Ant
Alty
Caucasus
Rugland
Mila
Iba Deng Ciy
Government buys land for state prison use under scrutiny
Austin dispatch reports Governor Ferguson arranged a 2.6 million land purchase for the prison system. The Senate committee urges curbing land buys by the prison commission, favoring legislative authorization only. Critics say farming convicts is unprofitable and ill advised, noting alleged past favoritism and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellas Journal
Austin Dispatch
Ferguson Haw
Faw
Senate
Comiutes
Charles Barin Warn
Bir
Warn
Sven
Worn
Elate Treasury
Tivo
Fashion Hint Describes Eccentric Paris Influences in Headwear
A fashion note reviews European and Asian influence in Parisian millinery, highlighting an oversized Chinese mandarin inspired hat worn in Newport. The blue velvet brim curves upward with gilt detail, a striped furled crown, and a jaunty tan bow at the top, suited to many outfits and creating an inflated silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Europe
Asia
Paris
Newport
Wirted Tales Of Dimtance In London To Brixton Gate
In London a man named Cyril Webb moves from family life to an affair with a naval officer’s lover. He learns love, betrayal, and marriage lessons as the tale follows his choice between duty and desire, ending with Webb’s quiet, altered domestic life and a later awakening about happiness.
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Brixton Garden
Brixton Bac
Claudio
Ins Naval
Mnice
Cyril Webb
Mr. Webb
Webb
Ronly
Siar
Dumba Objects to U S Recall Demand
The Galveston Times discusses Dr Dumba's stance amid calls for recalling Austria's ambassador. It notes his defense of informing Austro-Hungarian nationals about alleged violations of Austro-Hungarian law and his belief in the right to organize labor actions. The piece critiques his view of U S policy and his letters to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Galveston
Dumba
Vhose
Washington
Dr. Duma
Unis
Jesuie
United States
Dr. Dumta
Thintha
Meir Vounts
Sleepy Time Tale Of A Little Gnome’s Night Journey
A gnome wanders an unfamiliar village and cannot find his way home. A kindly girl named Mary and her mother provide warmth and a bird helps guide him back to his cage in the end. The tale closes with a hopeful note on caution against letting the bird escape again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Mary
Bary
Tor
Neil
Boon
Thay
Val
Amitad
War Prospects and Mandatory Service Echoes Across Empires
The essay argues war’s scale dwarfs past conflicts and that voluntary defense systems have collapsed. It insists every citizen must become a soldier, capable of military discipline and self-reliance, with production lines and conscription looming in Britain, Paris, and Germany, while warning against lenient defeatism.
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Victory
Chicago
Dleo
Department of Laughter
May Irwin
Washington Post
Fort Worth
New York
Peng
Mur
Tte
Heydey
Nice
Ani
Herane
Armenia
Tag Rvsannim
the Light's Daily
Clouries Bibbs
London
Hell
Thern
City
Rome
Cyell Webb
Norris
Lana
Nerris
Wedd
Noris
Anik Waa
Wabb
Norra
Webi Jett
Cyril
Yevar
Hempatead
Hature
Mere Cyril
Ender
Dirmeless
Lan
Marie
Curt Webb
Marte
Fall Street
British Empire
Meregver
Sermington
Telah
France
Germany
Lengiana
Boutsville
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