Bolshevik Leaders Tailed by Old Czarist Secret Police
Philosopher argues Bolshevism in Russia aligns with former czarist enforcers and police spies. The piece cites John Spargo and quotes from Bolshevik associates linked to the czarist regime, questioning claims of genuine working-class leadership.
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Secret Service
Albert Williams
John Reed
Raymond Robbins
Lenine
Trotsky
John Spargo
Russia
Harper & Bros
Koborev
Riga
Bolsheviks
Petrograd
Doubrovine
Czar
Andronikov
Rasputin
Orlov
Infa- Protopopov
Postnikov
Lepinsky
Gaulkine
Poral
Muraviev
Lvov
Kerensky
Karl Radek
Bolshe
German Social Party
Skagit Gorge Creek project feasibility questioned
Acting Mayor Lane questions whether the Gorge Creek Skagit power project is financially viable and capable of delivering cheap electricity to attract large customers. He cites rising costs from $25–30 million to as high as $50 million and warns the city must know if the venture is economically sound.
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Gorge Creek
Tle
Lane
Skagit Power Development
E Skagit
Skagit
Seattle
Ruby Creek
Doom of Bolshevism hinges on Kolchak election offer
Paris dispatch says the Big Four back Admiral Kolchak in Russia with a demand for a constituent assembly in Moscow. If he accepts, funding and supplies would back a stable government, curbing Bolshevik influence as he emerges as Russia's savior. The piece links his anti Bolshevist campaign to a broader hope for recovery and new road projects.
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Paris
Kolchak
Russia
Moscow
The Hatred of Hats: Dr Crane on Love Versus Hate
Dr Frank Crane argues against hate and the Bolsheviks in a 1919 piece. He rejects the call for upheaval and champions love as the durable path, warning that hate destroys and that even bold reform should avoid alienation and cruelty. He reflects on morality, property, and the future, urging restraint and hope.
Questions Mr Grey Cannot Answer About Bonnets and Buffoonery
A mosaic of quips and headlines mocks Prohibition era news. Jokes touch on women's bonnets, politics, inventions, fashion, and a cartoonish tale of Tamale Villa. The column lampoons social trends, crime, and public notices with light sarcasm.
Notable May Dates From History And Founding Honors
A summary of various May dates including Jeanne d Arc’s burning at Rouen in the early calendar, Charles VIII’s Rheims coronation, Rubens’ death, Queen Christina’s abdication, Boeran Pope’s death, Voltaire’s life and works, the 1901 Hall of Fame for great Americans opening, and General John Logan’s 1868 Memorial Day proposal.
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Jeanne d'Arc
Orleans
Rouen
Charles VIII
France
Rheims
Peter Pac Rubens
Christina
Sweden
Europe
Boaner Pope
Voltaire
Paris
Marie Francoix Aroud
Hall of Fame
New York
Mires Hoeten Gould
New York University
John Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Not Men Alone But Nature and Books and God
The Rev Charles Stelzle argues that life work benefits from nature books and God, not only from interactions with men. He cites Moses, David, and Paul as examples who prepared in solitude and nature to lead others, and urges open mind and heart to nature and wise literature for growth.
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Lfe
David Ikewise
Bethlehem
Israel
American Coal Sold to Swedish Railways
Stockholm reports Swedish state railroads and gas works bought 100000 tons of American coal at prices below the costs for English coal. The sale signals strong demand for U S coal in Sweden despite international price competition.
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N. FE. A
Stockholm
Revival of Religion Expressed in Modern Life
Observers note a trend toward a revival of religion with the public discussing sacred themes in everyday settings. The church must adapt to contemporary expressions or risk losing devoted but differently articulating believers. Throughout history reformers faced internal opposition before recognition.
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Cen
Jesus
Paul
Luther
Wyckliffe
Knox
Savonarola
American English Spreads Via Movies Worldwide
London reports American English expanding through motion pictures. American pictures circulate widely and captions in American slang catch on quickly where English is spoken. A British producer faced protests when trying to Anglicize American phrases.
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London
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Hell
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MR. Grey
R. KB. Ward
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MR. C. Grey
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Eben
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Chicago Tribune
Belle Plains
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Boston
Brooklyn
Budapest
Max Plohn Dramatic Society
Ed Skinner
Quincy Theatre
Callcoon
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Villa
Charles Stelzle
STAPF
Moses
Back Woods
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