Italy Poised to Strike at Vienna and Trieste
The article outlines Italy’s planned approach against Austria-Hungary, detailing a likely move from Verona toward Trieste and then Vienna. It notes Italy’s large army, naval strength, and strategic aims, while warning of potential German and Austrian repositioning and the broader war impact.
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Austria-Hungary
Europe
Austria
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Hapsburg
Vienna
Triente
Verona
Trieste
New York
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Padua
Venice
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Germany
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Trient
You Are an American First in the War’s Moral Fray
A wartime editorial urges readers to adopt American first principles as Europe fights, urging sorrow for casualties but warning against hatred toward distant kin and calling for peace if possible. It stresses staying loyal to the flag and avoiding entangling alliances while honoring national identity.
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Austria
Italy
Europe
United States
Suzallo Named New President of University of Washington
The Board of Regents selected Dr Henry Suzallo a philosophy professor from Columbia University as the University of Washington head after a prolonged search. He faces a campus wary of political strings and must lead the university toward greater independence and broader achievement.
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Board of Regents
University of Washington
Henry Suzallo
Columbia University
Suzallo
Dr. Suzallo
Inside BACK: Roosevelt Seeks Internal GOP Reform
The piece notes Sen Poindexter’s return to the Republican fold urged by Roosevelt and hints Roosevelt may run or back a GOP bid for the presidency. It argues reform within the party is needed after Wilson’s win and figures like Penrose and Cannon. It ends with a light aside on social proprieties and a New York dinner for Irv Cobb.
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Sen. Poindexter
Republican Party
Roosevelt
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Wilson
Penrose
Cannon
Time to Take Care with Kidney Claims
An advertisement touts Dean’s Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble during convalescence and after illness. It asserts pills remove poisons, reduce backache and urinary issues, and advises rest, milk or water, and avoiding alcohol. A testimonial claims relief and no further medicine is needed.
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Dean
Light quotes and jests on recent figures in 20th century life
A Boston minister jokes about heaven having more women than men and about Sunshine or rain inventors. Upton Sinclair writes a poem linking Lusitania with sea and view, as an investigative poet of the Chicago stock yards. Huerta buys a New York home and hopes to join the right circle, imagined as a teetotaler in Mexico.
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New York
Italy
Appenines
United States
Boston
Upton Sinclair
Lusitania
Chicago
Expres
Evanston Cops Rule Three Kisses Per Block
Evanston police adopt a quirky citywide rule limiting couples in cars to three kisses per block. The unusual ordinance aims to curb public affection while driving, sparking curiosity about enforcement and public reaction.
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Evanston
Ill
Doctors Lathrop Adverts In The Star
Dr. Lathrop a Seattle physician licensed by the State Board of Medical Examiners invites readers to visit his office at 214 15 Peoples Bank Building for free consultation. He notes he only treats conditions where benefit is possible and lists ailments including asthma heart trouble insomnia rheumatism lumbago and more.
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the Star
Dr. Lathrop
Lathrop
State Board of Medical Examiners
Washington
Seattle
Peoples Bank
Momentous Question and Domestic Tensions in Local Office
A fragmented dialogue reveals a father discussing sealed proposals with his daughter and a domestic dispute between Mr and Mrs Ahern about a kitchen, muddy shoes, and motherly interference. A staffer asks about summer vacation as the office boy, ending with a question on time off.
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Abern
Ahern
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Mrs Ahern
Mr. Ahern
Grate Scott
Otto Massacre Headline Linked to Furniture Sale Joke
In a Baltimore American quip a speaker recalls reading an Otto massacre headline to his wife. She misunderstood it as a furniture store sale, highlighting dark humor about sensational crime coverage.
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Baltimore American
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