Blot Out This Infamous Law
A political editorial condemns an election law requiring voters to declare party affiliation before voting in primaries. It argues independents are disenfranchised and urges voters to pressure legislators to end party registration or adopt non partisan primaries. The piece calls for legislature action to cure the “election evil.”
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King County
Villa Observes European War With Quiet Realism
The piece presents Villa noting the European conflict as a revelation while recounting his own actions in Terrazas lands and against traitor soldiers. It argues he acted plainly without excuses, contrasting his conduct with warfare’s perceived horror, and rejects romanticized views of war.
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Villa
Terrazas
War
Hell
Family notices hint at burial in dress suit
A playful exchange implies a family death, noting Uncle Eben confirms it by saying they buried old Grandpa Wobble in the family dress suit. The dialogue centers on the Wobble family’s absence from social events and a mysterious burial detail.
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Wobble
Eben
Grandpa Wobble
Puck
Gorgie’s Word Lesson Ends In Quiet Confusion
A chaotic school scene centers on a boy named Gorgie who misses the meaning of the word recooperate. He avoids answering in class after borrowing a nickel for the movies, leaving the teacher and parents perplexed and the home tense.
Geography Of Europe's War
St Die a picturesque city on the Meurthe connected by railroad, with a 14th century cathedral drawing tourists. Arras a fortified center of grain and once famed for tapestries, pop 24,921. Roubaix a major manufactory city near Lille with a university and canal link. Ou en midway Paris Havre on the Channel with large cotton trade and La Salle’s birthplace. Allenstein key East Prussia rail junction reportedly occupied by Russians.
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Meurthe
Luneville
Arras
Scarpe
Calais
Ile
Roubaix
Lille
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Ouen
Paris
Havre
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la Salle
Allenstein
East Prussia
Fortified Vistula Town on Berlin Line
Strongly fortified town on the Vistula river serves as army corps headquarters with a population around 33 000. A larger fortified settlement nearby on the direct Berlin to Warsaw railroad axis houses about 47 000 residents.
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Germany faces grave supply loss and factory closures
Berlin Vorwaerts warns that Germany’s greatest danger is economic. Even if defeated, the war will last, and the English fleet could block imports of cotton silk lead oil leather and other raw materials, forcing German factories to close.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin Vorwaerts
Corporal Palaphy Decorated for Valor at Limoges
In Limoges France on September 12 Corporal Albert Palaphy of the Tenth Dragoons earned the Legion of Honor for valor on the field. He carried his wounded colonel to safety under heavy fire and despite a bullet to the abdomen led a successful charge against the Baden Guards capturing their standard.
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Legion of Honor
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Tenth Dragoons
Palaphy
Thoug
Baden Guards
German and Austrian Envoys Depart Egypt on Request
At British request the German chargé d affaires and the Austrian diplomatic agent left Egypt. The move reflects diplomatic pressure amid regional tensions and signals a shift in allied representation in Cairo.
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Egypt
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