Beveridge’s Berlin Interview With Kaiser Draws Silence
The Indiana statesman Albert J. Beveridge says he quizzed Emperor Wilhelm II for two hours in Berlin about war and diplomacy but will not disclose what was said. His book What to Back of the War outlines views gathered from German, French, and British leaders, noting American officials seek the truth behind allied and central powers policies amid rumors of plots and caution in Washington.
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Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Wilhelm II
Cardens
Berlin
Diplo Toney
Germany
America
American State Department
Hohenzollern
Japan
Kulde
Lunving
Beveridge
Indiana Statesman
Bubbs-Merrill
Todianapolis
New
Matesmien
Inn of the
Irish Sea
Sayn
Yellow fever controversy in Porto Rico tempering views
Assistant Surgeon General D M J Carter and Surgeon General William C Gorgas traveled to San Juan to resolve a medical dispute over yellow fever cases in Porto Rico while Carter, confined with dengue fever in a private hospital, reported no yellow fever evidence though dengue-like symptoms were widespread. He plans to return to Washington soon.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
M. J. Carter
United States Public Health Service
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Saniton Lippitt
Carter
Dutcher
Gorgas
Washington
Scheme clash over coal trade shifts to American markets
The article notes heated complaints over mortgage schemes and describes how US exports to South American and Mediterranean ports rose by three million tons in eight months ending August 1915, while South Wales coal exports fell by three and a half million tons. Welsh exporters fear the shift may endure beyond the war.
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United States
Mediterranean
South Wales
Night School plan in Kanawha County outlined
George W. Jenkins of Kanawha County schools proposes calling 100 volunteer teachers to open night schools for children and adults. He cites 2,512 illiterate veterans and 5,814 illiterate individuals over ten years old in the county as reasons for the program.
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Charleston
George W. Jenkins
Kanawha County
Man Walks from Ripley to San Francisco Seeks Prize
E Wraight of Ripley New York and his youthful wife lighter than 93 pounds pursue a journey on foot from home to San Francisco hoping to win a $500 prize while employed by the local water works in Parkersburg.
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E. Wraight
Ripley
N.Y
Hela
San Francisco
Parkersburg
Tewrtayrtomrarn
New York State Work Force Count From 1910 Census
The 1910 computation shows New York State with 4,008,814 workers and 983,686 in sales, outlining employment by sector and regional distribution across the state.
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State of
New York
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