Tirpitz Policies To Be Made Issue Before Reichstag
Berlin March 18 and 19 1916 reports show the National Liberal group in the Reichstag pushing a measure to carry on submarine warfare The National Liberty party introduced a bill calling for Britain to be starved of food and raw materials by intensified U boat warfare and urging an arrangement to limit Allied use of merchant shipping The move echoed by conservative and center parties and tied to Tirpitz’s naval leadership and retirement chatter
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National Liberal Group
Berlin
Reichstag
National Liberals
Admiral von Tirpitz
Fayvilley
Lberty Party
Great
Britain
Germany
Great Britain
Strong political group backs Tirpitz policies
Berlin reports that a strong political bloc supports Admiral von Tirpitz's policies after his resignation as German marine minister. The move sparks sharp debate. conservatives and national liberals send condolences and defend Tirpitz’s shippower doctrine amid a broader wartime context.
Retirement of Von Tirpitz Voted By Ruler Against Sea Attack
A wireless dispatch from Home reports the retirement of Admiral von Tirpitz, German minister of marine, was sparked by his plan to attack Great Britain with the entire navy. The move was vetoed by Emperor William and Prince Henry.
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London
Admiral von Tirpitz
Great Britain
Emperor William
Prince Henry
Kaiser Feared Tirpitz Would Lose Last Friend
Leion March 18 A dispatch to Reuters from Amsterdam notes German newspapers discuss Admiral Von Tirpitz resignation. They credit Albert Ballin Hamburg American Line director general with warning the submarine campaign risks seizure of German ships in neutral ports and alienating South America.
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Kaiser
Tirpitz
Leion
Reuters
Amsterdam
Admiral von Tirpitz
Albert Batlin
Herr Ballin
Emperor William
South America
Germany
Villistas Burn 250-foot Railroad Bridge Near Corralitos
Report from El Paso dated March 18 states Villistas burned a railroad bridge 250 feet long near Corralitos obstructing the American advance. The information comes from sources believed to be reliable and was received today.
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el Paso
Tex
Corralitos
Ames Debating Teams Clash Over Arms Munitions
Ames Iowa March 38 in a debate triange among Iowa State Purdue Michigan state on a resolution for US exclusive rights to arm and munitions. Iowa affirmative defeated Purdue while Iowa negative beat Michigan at East Lansing.
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Ames
Towa State College
Purdue University
Michigan Spricultural College
United States
Iowa
Purdue
Tews
Michigan
East Lansing
Regular Jey Killer in Chicago News Headline
A fragment from a Chicago News piece shows a performer's cruel humor provoking distress in a theater. Neighbors in the first balcony are irritated by disrespectful laughter and a chaotic scene unfolds as the crowd reacts with disbelief and anger.
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Jey Killer
The
Chicago News
Dutch Press Demands Action Over Liner Disaster S
Amsterdam and London papers condemn the sinking of the liner Tuulania and urge the government to support Britain. They note German submarine torpedoing and the presence of Americans and other nationals among victims.
Tubantia sinking mystery cited by Dutch consul and press
The Dutch consul at Amsterdam reports four missing after the tubantia sinking aboard the liner Anie Torpedo theory disputed by German papers. The Overseas News Agency notes 413 mines found since the war began with 484 British and 54 French mines, 17 German.
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Washington, D. C
Amsterdam
Richard Rehilling
Win News Dispatchae
New York Life
Nsureree
Schilling
Kerlin
Sayvilles
Tubantiq
Overseas News Agency
Mutiny Rumor Reported in Carranza Garrison
Trouble in the Hermosillo constitutionalist garrison in Mex is reported from Nogales Ariz with unclear verification. A mutiny was claimed but not established as fact.
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Nogales Ariz
Hermosillo
Mex
Ita
Molla Still Defends National Indoor Tennis Title
Miss Mola Bugrstedt of Norway defended her women's national indoor tennis championship by defeating Mrs. Frederick Sechta 6-2 6-1 in the final at the Seventh Regiment Armory New York. The match concluded the vitular tournament with Bugrstedt retaining her title. The report notes a war related rise in leather demand and Canada’s use of sea lion hides for leather products.
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Molla
York
Mola Bgurstedt
Frederick Sechta
Seventh Regiment Armory
Norway
Canada
British Columbian
Paradoxical Kerosenes Use in Dense Cotton Fires
A bizarre observation notes kerosene being the best liquid to extinguish fires in a bale of dense cotton where water cannot penetrate. The text also mentions barns with low temperatures causing kerosene to soak inward, potentially feeding the fire instead of quelling it.
U S Population Shift Fuels Growth in Southern States
The era jotting notes describe a vast U S population movement with about 127 million mentioned as overall growth and a larger segment around 16 million directed toward southern states, indicating a regional shift in demographics and economic pull.
Button Found Ties Together Town Tale
James H. Newston, a banker from Williamston Utah, found a button near Edgerton and posted a note on a fence about its owner. Anita Ellsworth, a local school teacher, identified the button and left a reply message.
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Ellsworth
Toweston
French Air Raid Strikes French Front Aerodromes and Rail
A French air raid damaged a German keriepe aeroplane and bombed targets in Spain region. Night March strikes launched rockets and shells at aerodromes and rail stations including Dieuse, Arnaville, and Metz. Dutch? The report notes reconnaissance missions and multiple shell drops with casualties and damage.
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Spdiin
Ieee Eniiner
Metz
Dieuse
Arnaville
Taris March 20 War Worries Ease As French Chamber Debates
Finance Minister Alexandre Rihot told the chamber the Shandia and amiliary situation shows the war nearing an end. He warned against optimism yet said peace is more plausible as France’s session relaxes and attention shifts to rapid events after Verdun.
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Taris
Alexandre Rihot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Ribat
Verdun
France
Fighting on Western Front Vigor Declared by Both Sides
Official German army statement reports vigorous fighting yesterday on the western front with activity from both French and German forces. The report emphasizes continued engagement in key sectors and asserts operational vigor by both sides.
French Deny German Hold on Dead Man's Hill
Washington reports the French embassy in Paris today denied that German forces were occupying any part of Dead Man's Hill, stating there has been no such occupation.
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Washington
Paris
Dead Man's Hill
Quiet at Verdun as Ver dun region sees no infantry attacks
Paris dispatch reports no infantry attacks in the Verdun region last night per the war office. Intermittent mannonadings occurred, with no confirmed combat actions recorded.
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Verdun
Paris
War Office
Court orders boy to salute flag at school
In Des Moines on March 18, 11 year old Hubert Enyes refused to salute the U S flag citing a sanctified cult. Juvenile court ordered him to salute with other pupils while his parents threatened removal from school if forced to comply. Government war symbolism disputed.
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Des Moines
Hubert Enyes
United States
British steamer Palembang sunk after torpedo attack
London dispatch reports the British steamship Palembang torpedoed with all crew members aboard the vessel evacuated safely. No further details on casualties or destination available.
British Plan to Ban Luxuries Across Empire
London reports a sweeping order in council to bar import of many luxury goods into the United Kingdom and colonies. Automobiles for private use, musical instruments, cutlery, hardware, yarns, chinaware, and fancy foods may be prohibited, with effects expected on foreign trade.
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London
United Kingdom
U. S
Associated Press
Board of Trade
Lical
United States
Mr. Runciman
Polley
Maitet Mandreat
Mexicans urged to return home in reconstruction effort
In a decree from Coahuila governor Gustavo Espinosa Morelos, Mexican laborers in the United States are urged to go back to Mexico to assist in reconstruction. The junta promises fair wages and living conditions, while the General Federation of Labor with 68,000 members backs laborer welfare and the national rebuilding work.
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Mexico City
Mex
United States
Custavo Espincna Morelos
Coahuila
Carranza
General Federation of Labor
Vera Crug
Aexican
Mother of Maude Adams Dies in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, Utah, March 15. Mrs. Annie Asenath Adame Kiskadden, mother of actress Maude Adams, died here last night. Maude Adams canceled New York engagements to be at her mother’s bedside.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Annie Asenath Adame Kiskadden
Maude Adams
Ja Eine
New York
Belfast Chicken dies at 88 in St Louis
St Louis March 18 Belie Clark a once famous prize fighter died here today at age 88. In youth he fought in England and was known as the Belfast Chicken in boxing circles.
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St. Louis
Blee Clark
Totay
Enaland
Belfast
AID FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IS URGED
Washington reports growing support for national aid to vocational education. Senate and House committees favor bills to fund states that develop industrial training for children, linking education to military needs and long term national prosperity.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Dolliver
American Federation of Labor
Hoke Smith
Bavaria
New York City
Theschoods
States weigh McLemore vote on Weary policy in Congress
Washington analysis shows 33 of 48 state delegations support President Weary foreign policy by tabling the McLemore resolution. New England largely backs the administration while several Southern and border states vote against. Connecticut Massachusetts New York Minnesota and Wisconsin split, with many others abstaining or absent. Prince John of Enchind features in an unrelated note about an edition of Robinson Crusoe priced at $7.59.
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St. Louis
Republic
D. C
House
McLemore
Weary
New England
Horse
New Hampshire
Thobert Exachusetts
Connecticut
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabana
Maine
North Carolina
South Carolina
Netragka
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Rombarison
TiHinais
Breht
Ane Rheem
Tndiana
Ivan
Henricks
Maryland
Agsachusetts
Whigean
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Yada
New Mexico
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Ohio
Oregon
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Tennessee
Agamest
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Ciah
Virginia
Washinster
West Virginia
The Guilty Ones
A critique of entrenched power and economic exploitation by corrupt fractions in society. It describes franchisers landholders and corporate interests that deprive workers and communities, detailing methods from wage theft to labor suppression and market manipulation. It condemns exploiters who profit from unsafe work and degraded goods.
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Frank P. Walsh
Lesa
Wigea
Hinkers
Purity Pact Upheld By Court's Verdict
Philadelphia court rules in favor of Irene Cunningham in the long running Purity Pact divorce case against Clement R. H. Funding, reversing a master’s decree that would have favored the husband. Judge Head writes that the contract of marriage was violated, refusing a divorce for desertion.
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Head
Court of Common Pleas
James Gay Gordon
Wits
Gordon
Mads
Clement R. H
Irene DB. Cunningham
Read
Voting in War Debate Earns Topeka Capital Critique
The Topeka Capital notes the constitutional amendment for a popular war vote is hindered by the draft and printing of ballots. It argues that by the time the question is formulated and the vote conducted, the enemy may be entrenched on this side of Wall Street and in Washington.
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Topeka
Brilete
Congress
Wall Street
Washington
Unclear excerpt hints at Shuster era policy debate in Century
Fragmentary text discusses resisting ambitions and passions, calling for methods beyond treaties and arbitration. It suggests a need for education and rational policy to restrain rivalries among races and nations, aiming for progress through stronger measures rather than diplomacy.
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Morgan
Fragmented Angplication Text Prompts Hidden Story
Unclear OCR fragment describes a character urging someone to work for quarters and food. Conversation hints at weakness and hunger, with garbled phrases and missing context.
Who They Tarted Parted by James Montgomery Vines in American Magazine
Amusing excerpt from James Montgomery Vines in the September American Magazine features a witty intro and selections from humorous “cages” about couples, divorce, and social mores. It satirizes romance and gender roles with playful quips and fictional exchanges.
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James Montgomery Vines
Peruna Promises Cough Relief and Household Safeguard
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy against catarrh affecting head bowels liver kidneys and stomach claiming it prevents disease and saves lives. It praises Peruna and Peruna Tablets as effective preventive and curative products with testimonials of relief.
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Percya
Urgent Kidney Health Warns Against Excess Meat
An authority warns that heavy meat consumption floods blood with uric acid, overworks kidneys, and causes waste buildup. Symptoms include back pain, cloudy urine, night urination, headaches, and insomnia. Taking four ounces of Jad Salts nightly flushes and refreshes kidneys.
Way of the Law Prison Visitor Scene
A jailer explains Tough Jim has committed no crime and is held as a witness after he tried to kill a man. The visitor asks about Tough Jim and learns he is out on bail.
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Cetinje
Montenegro
Nowalla Indloge
Tough Jim
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Promotes Inside Cleansing
A vintage ad urges mothers to treat children's constipation by giving a teaspoon of California Syrup of Figs. It claims a laxative effect through a gentle internal cleanse, warning against counterfeit syrups and promising quick relief for common ailments in kids. The copy emphasizes safety and family use across ages.
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California
Actor Seeks Spotlight Without Audiences
Cailer seeks a role in the moving picture company and asks for a chance. The manager inquires about acting experience with or without audiences and Cailer confirms experience acting without audiences led him here.
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Cailer
Moving Picture Company
Callear
Calier
Denison's Seminols Bran Coffee in Sealed Cans Ad
Advertisement touts Denison's Seminols Bran coffee in sealed 1 lb cans at a moderate price. Claims only one Seminole dealer per town and directs buyers to write Denison Coffee Co Chicago for a souvenir and dealer name. Promotes one 1 lb can for $1.00.
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Dénison
Denison Coffee Co
Chicago
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