Why the Marines Plan To Protect Americans In China
A debated plan to move Marines from San Diego to China to shield American citizens. The piece questions reach and timing, suggesting remote aid may have little value and could provoke danger, comparing scenarios in Salt Lake City or Phoenix. Concerns center on motive, effectiveness, and Chinese reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
California
China
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Arizona
San Francisco
Luna
Pension Question Sparks Debate Over War Rewards
A New York citizen urged Congress to grant a pension as a reward for long marriage and wartime service. The letter argues pensions might deter separation and reduce public costs, noting some couples have endured lengthy marriages with varied outcomes and a humorous anecdote about a woman with five daughters. The proposal, though criticized as materialist, reflects ongoing debate on legislation rewarding loyalty and family stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbtizen
New York State
Tollar
Washington
U S influence blamed for world discontent in Paris critique
A New York Times foreign correspondent reports a prevalent belief that the United States largely caused present conditions in the Far East. Critics argue American missionaries promoted independence and self rule to Chinese, while fears arise in Indo China that such views may incite rebellion. The Washington conference accusations claim U S pressure spurred anti foreign sentiment. The piece ends with a defiant note that such charges miss the point of what America could symbolize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
New York Times
United States
Feho de Paris
Washington
YESTERDAYS TODAYS ANNIVERSARIES
A fragmented 1915 era chronicle lists notable figures and events across years and places. It mentions Edwin Forrest, Mahlon Fitzney, and others with scattered references to courts, prohibition debates, and notable deaths. The text preserves a snapshot of memorials and public life in a tumultuous period.
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Edwin Forrest Meide
Houston
Mahlon Fitney
Morristowp
Nod
Waslington
Wlenker
Enolia Carlen
Stockhohn
Itous
Wenry HL
Keartie
Harland de Stente
Supreme Court
Frehraury G
James Wanchester
Ywlty Companies
White Tawel
Pied
Gallatin
TNO
Websterhey
St Louis
County Cork
Psue
Tytler
Gubuaria
Dub Uahbon
C. S. Army
Unclear OCR: Meana anniversary and college fraternal events
Fragmented report notes an anniversary, a concerted turnout, and a college fraternity operation opening soon. Mentions Poade vedre, Wines Lyer, Puy Deedee Chi college fratermas, and Columbus Cho with references to dates, places, and events.
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Wines Lyer Shumetlen
Puy
Deedee Chi College
Fratermas
Potenabiyy
Teinan Coniotte
Columbus Cho
Balvestey
Poems I Love bohemave by Chiton sevolterdh Meo Scollard
A fragmented verse landscape blends memories of travel and Oriental imagery with references to Magi and Lebanon. The poem contrasts wandering beauty with a distant city scene and distant voices, weaving dreamlike scenes into reflective narration.
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Chiton
Scollard
Uamilton College
Wis Oriental
Chain stores reshape retail future says department store owner
Baward A. Filene argues in a column that chain stores will dominate the retail field. He cites World War era shipping and business leadership figures, notes the rise of one price and department store chains, and forecasts cooperative buying and consolidation across regions and products. The piece laments small grocers losing ground to large, organized networks and predicts extensive changes in distribution and production globally.
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BOR
Baward A. Filéne
Siward A. Wilene
Salem
Mast
Pie ‘Tene
Ber
Ecommerce
International Chamber of Teammerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Islene
Hogland
San France
Ier VY Eilene Many
Truth
Tle
Lap Fue
Department State
Uultds
Oath
Paeltig
Wreo
Amioento Co-Operative Businewits Oy Guander
My Unstable Neighbor Keeps Parading Signs of Wealth
A local man, seen as a hood business figure, is accused by neighbors of spending lavishly beyond his means. They claim his wife’s extravagant purchases strain the couple’s financial image, while he feigns concern and maintains a quiet, cautious exterior.
Swiss Immigrant Frey Bequeaths Bread Fund To Deserving Poor
The Swiss immigrant Joseph Frey who settled in America 35 years ago died in a county hospital as a charity patient. In his will he leaves half his fortune to support a bread fund for the “deserving poor” of his homeland and names his brother Frederich and Bertin Sprenger in Switzerland as heirs, with the balance to go to the fund after their deaths. The will directs public notification from the church and cautions on attendance and distribution. The article also mentions critiques of modern society and culture, including references to religious and social figures, with broader commentary on wealth and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Ban Johnson
Tepper
Weig Law Ver Bee Professien Smd
University of Pennsylvania
Denver
Joseph Frey
Switzerland
America
Swileaville
Jeffin
Counry
Stadt
Asich
Miaendingen
Desirk
Maelden
Karen Aarau
Joseph Breb
United States Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Germany
In a report from Our Files considerable excitement surrounds the severing of diplomatic relations with Germany by the United States as war looms. The piece notes wartime hardships, enlistment in Cleveland, and local events including a Chamber of Commerce banquet and various community happenings as the nation moves toward conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
United States
Germany
Joseph Massey
Navy
Cleveland
Huge mineral block found in Balfour Blizard region
Diamond drilling in the township of Balfour Blizard and Liam sden uncovered a vast zinc lead ore block estimated at 47,000,000 tons with assays at $22 per ton. Tracings of platinum and other metals were reported in preliminary surveys.
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Balfour
Blizard
Liamsden
Palladium Echoes in Light Surface Tale
A fragment notes palladium is said to show light on the surface while reflecting on happiness in later life built from pleasant memories of early years. The text hints at scientific or metaphorical light revealing memories and a hopeful view of aging.
Dishes Offered At Wonderfully Low Prices In Window Display
We present several sets of dishes at attractively low prices. View them in the window and consider a purchase.
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Canadian Rockies
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David JT Fouse
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Socrates
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Deane
Rabbi Walhaanm
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Dr Friedmann
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Moon Beme
Lumpy Crooks Coal CO
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Lyria
Lefrie
Savings Deposit Bank
Arty
Judge Nye
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Walton Cart Lacher
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Jody Schultz
Tecite
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Grnham
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Washington Avenue
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Ato Ambunbers
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Norwalk
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Alfie M. Thaw
Rodgesville
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Hess & Behrends
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Imperial Furniture Co
Virginia
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Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
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Victor Talking Machine Co
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Pooley
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