Wilson's Plea for a United America
President Wilson urges a united United States as a wartime aim, stressing national purpose over party. He warns against disloyal intrigue and calls for unity to preserve liberty, justice, and peaceful world order through cooperative effort and shared duties. The address frames freedom and international conduct as inseparable from domestic resolve.
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United
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America
Tong War On Coast Kills Five in Chinese districts
A violent Tong War across San Francisco Oakland and nearby areas results in five deaths and multiple injuries as clashes erupt almost simultaneously. Reports indicate widespread street battles involving rival Chinese factions and collateral disruption in key urban centers.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Stockum
Ban Joe
Patriotism and citizenship pledge by Vice President Marshall
Vice President Marshall delivered a ceremonial address highlighting loyalty to government, duty to defend the nation, and the belief that the republic is divinely ordained. He emphasized equality before the law and the promise of civil liberty for all, tracing a lineage from Washington to Lincoln.
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Washington
Marshall Mate
Linculn
Roosevelt leads plan to adopt Belgian village of children
At a Monday night meeting the sulicene of Creter Bay announced a plan to adopt a Belgian village of 2,400 children after listening to an address by Theodore Roosevelt. The action signals a charitable effort tied to the New York postwar relief initiative.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Creter Bay
Tees
Belgian Woman and Secluded Lover Sentenced to Death
A field court martial sentenced Madeleine Douteriignn, a Belgian woman, and her separation Henry Herne to death for treason. The case, heard under military authority, reflects harsh wartime justice amid occupation.
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Herim
William
Doings of the late Congress overview of military, naval buildup
Washington dispatch summarizes the Sixty fourth Congress actions including large naval armaments, expanded army, and revenue measures in response to wartime needs. It notes plans for battleships cruisers submarines and support ships, plus a three year building program and shifts in defense policy amid the European war.
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Congress
United States
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Great Britain
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Garrison
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Wilson
Guerison
Writers Behind the Times When Joseph Vance Study
A Toledo Blade letter argues American dialects evolve faster than old London slang. It suggests appointing a committee to advise editors and playwrights to use language reflecting living speech rather than outdated forms.
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de Morgan
London
Looitin
Toledo
Idaho State Newsoutlook for Caldwell streets and mines
Agitation for paving long Caldwell streets grows as plans for a concrete silo elevator garage and tank factory advance. Minidoka project crops net $2.8 million with potatoes top yields. Rupert shipments show prosperity. Payette river ice causes disruption. a Caldwell sewer incident involved sheriff’s team.
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Rochedale Parmere’ Union
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Rupert
Halley
North Star
Spokne International Hallway Company
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McCracken
Daho
Congress
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Wilder
State Senate
Idaho
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Afton Woodbury
Orin Woodbury
Pocatello
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Leland Coon
State University
James Percival Keverne
Nampa
Hailey
Lola Marian Edwards
Snake River
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Payette
Orville Larson
Burley
Atlanta, Ga
Leroy Starr
Georgia
Lorenzo
Bate
Challis
Lena
Arthur Wilkinson, Jr
William Chivers
Misa Lena
Theodore E. Martinson
Latah County
Vancouver
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Martingon
Sumner C. Perkins
D. W. Standrod
Sheriff's Office
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Lowell Woman
Mrs MargareT Quin of 259 Worthen Street Lowell Mass says three years of illness have eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports fewer headaches nervousness and pain and recommends the remedy to sick women with warning symptoms such as suffocation hot flashes backaches and dizziness for confidential advice contact E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mrs. Marcaret Quin
Worthen St
Undaunted Phrases Amid Paris Anecdote in Bustling Scene
A vivid fragment shows lively banter in a crowded setting with a witty exchange about having a prized sine and a nod to Paris. The snippet captures character dynamics and a playful, bustling mood without full context.
Cuticura Free Sample Offer Promoted in Ad
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for skin troubles and general cleansing. It offers free samples by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Dept L Boston, noting the products sold everywhere.
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Caticura
Dept
Toston
Not Like Lower Animals Man Is a Thinking Creature
W P Pycraft argues in the Illustrated London News that humans differ from animals not by physical form but by consciousness and self awareness. He says human progress stems from thinking and scheming, not mere environmental struggle, and warns misapplying Darwinism fuels harmful ideas and war.
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W. P. Pycraft
London News
Prudent Decision About War Callup
A patriotic citizen says he would go to war if called but would first ensure his country is calling him, not a leather-tinged Ingoe.
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