Wilson did not pledge to keep us out of war
A Chicago court record quotes Mayor Thompson disputing President Wilson's pledge to keep the United States out of World War I. The piece asserts Wilson never made such a pledge and blames Congress for wars entry, while criticizing handling of Sussex, Zimmermann, and German submarine actions. It also critiques income and tariff debates.
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Thomsowun
Chicago
Wilson
Ben
Germany
Mr.thompson
Sussex
Witeen
Count von Bernsford
Zimmermen
Berlin
Wilhelm Strasse
Thompson
Mr. Wilson
Congress
Lincoln
General Washington
How to Enter the Movie Industry by David Wark Griffith
Griffith outlines a practical path to motion pictures stressing self honesty about talents health and education. He warns money should not drive entry and advises choosing a center with growth potential and an organization offering real opportunity to contribute through entertaining and educating the public.
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David Wark
Griffith
Answers to Questions from The Deliy Maul Bureau
A collection of Q and A items about butter versus oleomargarine, color perception at night, and historical notes on baseball uniforms. The document quotes test methods for butter, explains night vision and color, and references a congressional debate on profiteer tax and taxation ideas.
Haskin's Letter Looking For Leaks
Washington June 10 A military style inquiry into leaks of government information is pursued by the Senate Rules Committee. The piece surveys famous leaks from the Peace and Supreme Court cases, describes how reporters gather advance news, and weighs ethics, with examples about railroad cases and the role of reporters.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, DB. C
Senate Committee On Rules
Wall Street
Germany
White House
Jeak Wan
Supreme Court of the United
Magicians Then and Now Based on Berton Braley Poem
The poem contrasts old era magicians with beards doing dramatic tricks and dark incantations to modern youths who craft radio sets from junk and wire. It praises teen innovators as true wizards, capable of channeling waves and sound beyond the ancient mystics.
Three kinds of loans and banking practice
An article by R P Crawford explains time loans demand loans and call loans. Time loans mature on a specific date and are common in banking. Demand loans repayable at the borrower's option suit businesses with uncertain timelines. Call loans allow immediate repayment and are tied to brokers margin trading, often scarce and high in rate.
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Tari Witht
House of Congress
Underwood
Simmons
Pomerene
Jones
New Mexico
Robinson
Fitman
Hitchcock
King
Fletcher
Maude
Maz
Smost
Utah
Stand Pation
Frederick the Great
Magna Mharig
Commarceial Banke
Fragmentary line hints at female likeness in verse
A cryptic OCR fragment suggests a woman may imitate others or blend characteristics. It presents two women as a reference point, but lacks clear context, names, or events to determine a full newsworthy item. The piece reads as literary fragment rather than a reportable incident.
Summer Work in Art Needlework Shops at Big Resorts
Readers are urged to seek summer positions in art needlework shops at major resorts. Shops demand high summer trade and hire more workers. Answer questions about adaptability, precise work, speed, patience, and willingness to work for others. Contact via help wanted ads in papers. tests for other occupations to follow tomorrow.
Question on Street B Superintendent and alley financing
Editor asks why the new Street B Superintendent has not addressed alley work adjoining the Myst National Bank Building seeing the county dirt road condition after a heavy thunderstorm. Taxpayer concern is noted.
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Matt
Alley
Myst National Bank
Irregular Patent Remedy Endorsed by Readers
An OCR fragment promotes a patent medicine claim by a reader named W. H. Branley of Branley, Virginia, praising relief from rheumatic pains and kidney disorders after using seven bottles. It mentions doctor or department endorsements and urges readers to buy the remedy sold widely.
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W. H. Well
Branley
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