Wilson aims to delay adjournment and push rural credit
President Wilson and leading Democrats favor an early adjournment while pressing antitrust and rural credit legislation. The fight over Panama Canal tax exemptions, flood control funding, and Mississippi River projects shapes the timing. Col. Sibert may head Alaska work as U.S. engineers plan flood prevention and river engineering.
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Nation Drainage Congress
Wilran
Congress
Warkington
Aald
Eome
Army
Benater Ranadell
Newlands
Broad Oil
Col. C. McD. Townsend
United States Engineer Corps
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Siebert
Alaska
William L. Sibert
Isthmian Canal Commission
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Washington
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United States
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Panama
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Corpa of Engineers
Wilson
Garrison
Roosevelt
Elvil
Vesama Canal
Bulic
Aleka
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Pam
Alawka
Lowe Intervels
Capture of Vera Cruz Report Highlights American Valor
The article recounts American sailors and Marines taking Vera Cruz with heavy casualties on both sides, noting about 12 American dead and roughly 150 Mexican fatalities. It details street fighting, naval gunfire, Tiger Tower defense, and the capture of key positions including the naval academy and hotel district amid harsh heat and mass prisoner handling.
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Vera Craz
Thin Town
Vera Crus
William R. Rush
Florida
Tangled talk on oil trade and new dance jokes
Fragmentary chatter mocks shifts in the oil market and notes a new dance, the Brower wriggle, catching attention as playful commentary. Mentions Mikewime and Reagit in a flippant context.
Police Chief Defends Flag Order Amid Arrest Threats
New Orlow superintendent Reynolds orders the arrest of anyone disparaging the army navy or the American flag on city streets. The move followed reports four soldiers in uniform forcibly disrupting a quintet of street orators amid crowd tensions. Missionaries Cause Alarm in New York: cable from American missions states missionaries from Mexico City to Vera Cruz are safe in Pachuca Puebla and Guanajuato. Also confirms safety of ten Episcopal missionaries under Bishop Henry D. Aves in the Mission.
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Stickney
Possassion
Buchanan
Florida
Antonio Villa Vicencio
Fletcher
Capada
Canada
Déligencia
New
Orlow
Reynolds Hae
Army
Herangulng
Navy
New York
Mexico City
Vera Crus
General Diaz May Not Return to Mexico
Monte Carlo reports indicate Mexica president Dias will not reconsider his decision to stay away from Mexican affairs. Party leaders suggest he will likely depart Monte Carlo soon for Vichy to assume the core of his duties.
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Mexico
Monte Carlo
Tien Portrie Dias
Mexica
Agela
Efe
Sts
Mombare
General Dias
Mesteu
Vichy
Lost See Senarinn Cleveland Movement Notes
Fragmentary notes reference See Senarinn in Cleveland and a movement labeled don t ever. The text hints at detests of leaders and a scolding tone but provides no clear events or outcomes. The readable material suggests internal group dynamics without concrete actions or dates.
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Senarinn
Cleveland
Fete Seizes Chance In Delegation Meeting Along Road
A rugged figure named Fete, aged with gray hair and wrinkled skin, waits for a promised chance. He recalls a vow to endure, trusting that nothing will thwart his fate as a delegation prepares to go meet a woman up the road.
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Wenison
Fete
Candid Opinion on Public Image and Concentration
A candid opinion discusses how a man can look foolish without effort and how a wife may misjudge him when she is not sure. It notes that a popular man must learn to perform for the gallery and warns that poor concentration makes him ineffective, like a hose that fails at the nozzle.
How Ghe Managed It
A humorous exchange reveals a covert scheme where a counter clerk and a confident woman claim to earn extra weekly income by selling questions to a literary writer. The woman boasts about turning innocent inquiries into humorous articles and hints at a method to supplement wages.
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Alweys
Reasonable Explanations in a Folklore Column Comic Sketch
A fragmented dialogue sketches humorous misunderstandings across families and social roles. Characters discuss "the system," time personified as an old woman, coping with drinking, and a running gag about a box of strawberries. The piece riffs on wordplay and social quirks in a lighthearted, old newspaper tone.
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