Dumba and Von Papen Imply US Mission Risk in War Trade
Published documents reveal Ambassador Dumba urged his government to disrupt American munition output in Bethlehem and the Midwest. Captain von Papen described efforts to buy munitions and patents and disparaged Yankees in a private letter to his wife. The letters support Wilson and Lansing’s decision to ask Austria-Hungary for a more discreet representative in Washington.
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Dumba
United States
van Papen
Washington
Archibald
Tsat
Albert
Bridgeport Projectile Company
Wright
von Papen
Wilson
Lansing
Austro-Hunpatiad
San Antonio to get a municipal golf links
An editorial urges San Antonio to build a municipal golf links arguing the project is desirable for public recreation and city growth. It notes minor defects, but asserts they do not affect tourist traffic or the overall value of establishing the course.
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San Antonio
Aires
Ston Armes
Agne
Mexico
New Haven Registar
Golf widows and divorce in the golf era
A Chicago wife sued for divorce after dragging her husband Charles Clemons into court for objecting to her golf. She had been out playing while he stayed home. He punched her when she asked where she had been. The court granted a divorce with usual alimony and support terms, challenging the idea that golf alone causes cruelty.
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Sant Antonio
Sherman
Wong
Charles Clemona
Chicago
Gulf Tinksia
Carranza reforms praised as war ends in Mexico
Dispatches argue Constitutionalists near total victory with peace rooted in justice. Carranza’s first chief reforms include restoring ejidos to rightful owners and improving labor wages, including a notable raise for mine workers as opposition doubts fade and the republic shifts toward stable order.
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Tor J.torr-call
Atention
Mexico
Weir
Constitutionalist Party
Carranza
Porfirio Diaz
Republic
Counterfeiters Fall as Constitutionalists Tighten Grip in Mexico
The article notes executions of counterfeiters and a crackdown on elite offenders under Carvanza during the Constitutionalists' rise. It frames reforms by Carvanza as a staged, gradual victory and urges U S officials and Pan American talks to heed the political shift and its implications for Mexico's governance and labor conditions.
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Pean
Cacrasza
Carvanza
Mexico
United States
Brownsville
Rio Greanfe
Matamore
Brawntville
Texas
Brownsrills
Brownshille
Mata- Meros
New York Egotism Provokes National Debate
A critical column rails at New York City arrogance over national affairs. It cites bankers from Chicago and New York, complains of West Coast indifference, and urges humility amid global finance. The piece reflects era tensions and Satirical tone in a period newspaper.
Fifth Installment Grape Tale Continued From Friday
In Newport and aboard a battleship the tale follows Irene Courter and Annette Tilngton as a secret service case intertwines with a seaside villa, a mysterious saber scar, a father’s hinted actions, and plans for a shipboard dance aboard the Alabama.
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Irene Courter
Tivington
Newport
New York
Ailionaires
Alan Pir
Hernandez
Ponto
Brite
Annette
Secret Service
Irland
Irene Cowrtier
Casirg
Charmins
Annite
Paul
Irene Courtier
Janancar
Miss Cour Jder
Castro
Hardin
Inez
Newburk Society
Alabama
Bondoir
J‘arewell
Untitled maritime scene with crew aboard the Alabama
A fragment describes Neal, an able seaman, aiding in polishing and swabbing the Alabama. He encounters Itinesett at a white duckault and, startled, stands by a large nunca bowl beneath the dancing deck canopy as a ramrod.
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Neal
Itinesett
Disguise and Intrigue at a Moonlit Alabama Dance
In Providence a Russian nobleman plot unravels at a shipboard dance aboard the Alabama as Hernandez uses makeup and a beard to pass as Romanoff. Neal Hardin and Inez Castro aid Annette Lingba in foiling the ruse while Joe Welcher exposes the impostor, ending with a staged capture and a planned signal to retreat.
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Alabama
Ponto
Hernandes
Inez Castro
Annette Iiing
Romano
Neal Hardin
Annette Divigiun
Annette
Neal
Perry
Ines
Romanoff
Psiude Romanoff
Joe Welcher
Welcher
Inez
Wong
Hernandez
Annette Alington
Jos
Fashion details from a retro dress design feature
An OCR fragment describes dress elements in a period style with crepe gowns and satin girdles, mentioning colors, textures, and accessories. It notes beaver hats, ostrich feathers, and decorative frills, plus a romantic scene with Miss Rene Caul and a whispered exchange, hinting at a continuation next Wednesday.
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Prevecu
Welcher
Ott
Rene Caur- Her
Sleepy Ti Time Tales for the Stele Folk
A misfit tale of two boys Tom and Dick who spot a crow’s nest in a tall tree. They capture a crow, raise it at home, and the bird begins to steal sewing items from their mother. The crow returns a mirror and tools, then crews persist in thievery, prompting ongoing caution and a flock encounter.
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Tom
Lon
Welch Dominates At Theaters In New Monologue
Joe Welch delivers a standout solo performance in A Study From Life, standing as the billed headliner with a truthful, restrained portrayal that resonates. The bill also features the De Pace Overs Company with mandolins and a strong impersonation act, followed by Gertrude Lang and others in a varied vaudeville program.
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Pol
Joe Welch
Welch
de Pace Overs
Nat kuiLar
Enviganie
Vi Vaudevatlang
Engilan
Gertrude Lang
Akeds
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