Causes and consequences of the European conflict in history
The article analyzes multiple explanations for the Europe war, from Pan German and Pan Slavic rivalries to language divides and imperial motives. It warns of catastrophic human and economic costs, notes the danger to civilization, and highlights U S isolation and freedom from entangling alliances amid the global clash.
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Europe
Austria- Hungary
Russia
Servia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
United States
The Supply of Gold and US Financial Position
An official statement shows the United States holds ample gold to meet nearly 300 million dollars in abroad demand and would still retain about a billion. It notes no conflict with foreign gold drains, and explains stock exchanges closing to curb foreign dumping of American securities. It also highlights hoped counterbalance from foreign demand for American foodstuffs as exports use available shipping capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Treasury
Europe
Resumption of Business Activity Prolonged
A general resumption of business activity is reported, with indications that the revival may be prolonged indefinitely.
United States Role as Peacemaker Under Monroe Doctrine
The United States faces a grave responsibility asserting supervision over independent Western Hemisphere nations as per the Monroe Doctrine. European influence threatens national politics through commerce, risking conflict and instability. The U S must exercise judicious, unselfish action to earn trust, promote welfare, and unite independent American states in a bond of friendship and mutual security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
United States
Mexico
Sound advice on a new temper in national affairs
President Wilson in a letter laments the Senate's attitude toward Mr. Thomas D. Jones's federal reserve board appointment. He urges a new temper, discarding discrimination against classes of men, and hopes the Democratic party will adopt less hostile rhetoric. The nation longs for trust and steadiness in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Democratic Party
Col Roosevelt Endorses Governor Candidate in New York
Western progressives may object to Colonel Roosevelt backing a Republican nominee for New York governor. The Empire state progressives faced a shortage of viable candidates and Roosevelt chose to endorse a Republican. His decision, favoring active participation over staying out, should guide other progressives.
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Roosevelt
New York
Empire State
Increase of American branch factories in Canada noted
A London Times correspondent reports a steady rise in American manufacturing branches in Canada. Skilled American workers are sent there and paid by Americans. The reason offered is Canada’s protective industrial policy versus restrictive policy in the United States. The Democratic party is accused of aiding Canada’s welfare more than U.S. policies.
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The
London Times
Canada
Democratic Party
Roosevelt plans to unsettle bosses to spark party discord
Oyster Bay reports Colonel Roosevelt aims to create a political situation that could bring disaster to party bosses by provoking internal strife and realignment within the party ranks.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
End of Boss Rule and Panam a Canal Opening Also Puerto Rico Sugar Impact
The piece argues a reform from a powerful political boss is needed to curb autocratic governance. It notes Porto Rico’s sugar industry suffers under free sugar policies, with little direct benefit to Americans. It mentions the Panama Canal opening, with commerce expected to rush through by mid month and first ships anticipated from major maritime nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Libel suit filed by New York Republican leader against Roosevelt
Mr Barnes sues Colonel Roosevelt for 50000 dollars over references in print. Roosevelt welcomed the action, promising to reveal political manipulation and intrigue in New York. The case promises disclosures of empire state political rottenness.
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Barnes
New York
Roosevelt
Empire State
Deserter Leaves Wife Over Triplets in Lincoln
A Lincoln man deserted his wife after she bore triplets, with a wry note that some women drive men to drink. In Sidney a new voter, a Democrat by default, explains his choice since his Republican father has opposed every major proposition, shaping his political view.
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Lincoln
Sidney
Dad
August Heat Sparks Patient Wites With Tempers
In the heat of August tempers flare as people react sharply to high temperatures. The note cautions about irritability and potential conflicts when weather turns hot.
The Big Wash
A Sidney matron notes the heat and decides to wash to cool off. The piece extols physical exertion as a daily cure for sorrow temper mental perplexity and depression while promoting the wash tub as the quickest comfort and safety valve.
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Sidney Matron
German Embassy Wrecked by Mob in St. Petersburg
An angry crowd wrecked the German embassy in St. Petersburg and burned furniture and pictures. The disturbance followed reports of an indignity to Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, who was halted in Berlin while en route from London to St. Petersburg and forced by German authorities to proceed to Cornehazen.
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St. Petersburg
Maria Feodorovna
Berlin
London
St Petersburg
Corenhazen
Help Poor to Farm Advocated by Butchers Leader
Chicago August 6 A federal law to buy a farm equip it with house and necessary gear provide credit for food and clothing to start emigrants or poor citizens in farming life was urged in John T Russell of Chicago president of the United Master Butchers Association of America annual address. The association has over 75 000 master butchers and the opening session drew more than 1250 delegates. A major aim is to cut living costs by backing legislation that protects the farmer and ultimate consumer.
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Chicago
John T. Russell
United Master Butchers’ Association of America
Wll
Rev George G Ware Named Archdeacon at Kearney
Bishop George A Beecher appoints Rev. George G Ware of Alliance as archdeacon for western Nebraska of the Episcopal Church with residence in Kearney. Ware also serves as rector pro tem of the Kearney Military Academy, succeeding F B Bell who resigned. Ware resigns as missionary in charge at Alliance and outlying missions.
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Ware
Kearney
George A Beecher
George G Ware
Alliance
Nebraska
Episcopal Church
Mr Ware
Kearrey Military Academy
FB. H Bell
Aliance
Order of hearing on petition for administration of Gustav Brett estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court Henry E Gapen notes July 17 19th 1914 as the date for hearing the petition to appoint Lewis Brett as administrator of the estate of Gustav Brett deceased. An August 11 1914 hearing at 1 oclock p m is set with notice by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry E. Gapen
Gustav Brett
Lewis Brett
Lewis Brot
Sidney Telegraph
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Three in Nebraska
The 1914 proposal submits amendments to Sections 1 and 24 of Article V outlining executive term lengths and salaries for the governor and other officers. It fixes terms to two years, sets salaries, and requires all compensation to be paid to the state treasury. The measure lists officers and residency duties and directs ballot language for approval or rejection at the November election.
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Nebraska
State of
Auditor of Public Accounts
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Addison Wait
A. D
Khereuntu
Lincoln
United States
S.a
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By judgment in district court Cheyenne County Nebraska dated July 2 1914 Charles R Sherman vs Ralph S Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Alphen Mendenhall F H Hillver and F C Babcock to satisfy 1079 17 and costs 27 25 real estate described as Town All of Section 23 Township 14 North Range 48 West will be sold for cash Sept 2 1914 10:00 am in front of Sidney courthouse J W McDaniel clerk.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hem Ogrimes
Charles R. Sherman
Ralph S. Roberts
Elizabeth Roberts
Alphen Mendenhall
F H Hillver
F C Babcock
Court House
Sidney
J W McDaniel
District Court
Addie R. McFarland
C W. Kimple
Emogene L. Kimple
Geraldine M. Griffith
Said
Towe Give
Vals
Road Notice Petition Seeks Establishment of Section Line Road
A petition filed March 20 1914 by A Walford and twenty three others seeks establishing a section line road from the southwest corner of section 29 township 17 range 48 north one mile to the northwest corner of section 29 then east two miles to the southwest corner of section 22 township 17 range 48 and terminating. The commissioner reported in favor on July 7 1914 and objections or damages must be filed with the County Clerk before noon on the Sunday of September AD 1914 or the road will be established. the road will be known as 242A Doran County Clerk 42-4
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A. Walford
Doran
B. L. Walker
H T
Final settlement hearing in Milton Ahrens estate
In County Court at Sidney on July 24 1914 Judge Henry E Gapen orders August 21 1914 at 10 am for hearing Julia Ahrens final account as administratrix. Notice to interested parties via four weekly insertions in Sidney Telegraph. Copy states true.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry E. Gapen
Milton Ahrens
Julia Ahrens
Sidney Telegraph
Said
Seal
Road Establishment Protest Petition 1914
A notice signed by B. L. Walker and twenty seven others requests establishing a described road in section 7 township 115 range 49, six miles east to section 12. The commissioner’s report was filed July 7 1914. Damages claims must be filed by September 7 1914 in the County Clerk’s office. The road will be known as Road Number 239A.
Petition to open road on section sixteen township sixteen
A petition filed January 3 1914 by William Godinic and fifteen others seeks the opening of a road along the southwest corner of section sixteen township sixteen range fifty one hundred fifty one to run above and across the Union Pacific Railroad. The viewer’s report dated July 7 1914 favors damages. All must file in the County Clerk’s office by noon September 1 1914. The road is to be known as No 2354 H. T. Doran County Clerk.
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Willam Godinig
Rihwest
Siteen Township
Soo
Union Pacific Railroad
A. D
H. T Doran County Clerk
Dalton Nebraska passes 1914 budget ordinance
Ordinance No 129 appropriates funds for the fiscal year from the Village of Dalton Nebraska. It specifies general and interest on bonded debt mills and declares the ordinance effective from passage and publication. The document is signed by Chairman A L Hedlund and Village Clerk J L Willis on July 23, 1914.
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Daiton
Nebraska
Dalton
A. EL. Hedlund
Attest J. L. Willis
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Gapen
Porto Rico
McClure Syndicate
Butchers
Addis
Waet Secretary of State
Switzerland
America
Glacier National Park
Montana
Park
Glacier Park Hotel
Great Northern Railway Company
Burlington-Great Northern
Glacier Park Station
Park Hotel
Muu Hun
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Farnam Street
Ord
Ford
F.O. B
Detroit
U.S
Ford Motor Company
G. R. Owens
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