What Beveridge Kept Secret From Washington About the Kaiser
The Indiana statesman Albert Beveridge, after two hours with Kaiser Wilhelm II in Berlin, says he will reveal little of their talk. Beveridge’s book What Is Behind the War is cited as a key source in Washington, but no direct quote of the Kaiser is provided. The piece notes Beveridge interviewed German and Allied leaders and describes the war’s broader economic shifts, while remaining silent on the Kamiser’s exact statements. France and Russia are now linked by wireless communication.
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Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Arnate
Wilhelm Iiii
Imperial Gardens
Berlin
Germany
America
State Department
Hohenzollern
Japan
Lansing
Beveridge
Indiana Statesman
Bobbe-Merrill
Indianapolis
American State Department
Tirpits
Munmarine
Irish Sea
T O
von Hinden- Wafe
Conquetor
Senator Coveridge
Ameri
Teveridge
Gabriel Hanataux
Franchet Wesperey
Great Britain
Viscount Uryce
Lord Newton
Charles ‘Trevelyou
Bernard Shaw
Sir Gilbert Walker
England
Heveridge
France
Russia
Yellow fever doubt in San Juan report sparks controversy
Dr H T Carter assistant surgeon general and Surgeon General W C Gorgas clash over yellow fever cases in Porto Rico while dengue like fever spreads. Carter finds no yellow fever and notes dengue symptoms. Major Dutcher claims yellow fever findings. Carter, bitten by a mosquito, falls ill and plans to return to Washington.
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San Ivan
Porto Rico
H. T. Carter
United States Public Wall Service
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Porty Hoo
Js Hi
Samitaston Lippitt
Carter
Dutcher
Gorgas
Washington
Welsh coal exporters fear lasting shift as American exports rise
SLHEME continued report notes shortages of shins and vociferous complaints at Welsh fuel being displaced by American coal in foreign markets. Eight months ending August 1915 show U S exports to South America and the Mediterranean up by three million tons versus 1923, while South Wales exports fell by three and a half million tons. Transfer seen as temporary, but exporters fear a lasting impact.
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United States
Mediterranean
South Wales
Night schools planned in Kanawha County
George W. Jenkins of Kanawha County schools will recruit 100 volunteer teachers to open night schools for children and adults. He cites 2,013 illiterate voters and 6,814 illiterate persons over ten years old in the county.
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Charleston
George W. Jenkins
Kanawha County
Ripley Man Walks to San Francisco for $500 Prize
S. E. Wraight of Ripley New York and his wife plan a cross country walk to win a $500 prize. He is employed by the water company at Parkersburg and continues the journey despite a slender frame and age.
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S. E. Wraight
Ripley, N. Y
San Francisco
Parkersburg
New York Workers by Gender in 1919 Census
The 1919 tally shows 4,005,844 total workers in New York state with 983,688 of them listed as female. The data highlights gender distribution among the labor force during the period.
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State of
New York
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