Russia Seeks U S Aid as War Strains Grow
The article reports that Russia insists on immediate and reliable American and Allied support to continue fighting, noting Germany Switzerland economic ties and a shifting war balance. It describes Russian distress over supplies, disorganization, and the need for continuous material aid to resist German advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tonah
United States
Entente
Semborfionl
State Department
Germany
Switzerland
Helland
Metinvin
Huneio Lo
Aid
Tawahaw
Xho
Biehaw
Russia
Tallin Troupe
Ftussia
Lenroot and Gerry Amendments Increase Income Taxes
Senate approves Libertadjust Lenroot and Gerry changes raising top income tax rates. Wealthier individuals face higher levies as the war revenue bill gains final amendments. The move broadens the tax base and adds relief provisions for middle earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Westherby
Senate Finance Committee
Gerry
Sallum
Lenroot
German Raider Recadier Sunk by British Warship in Atlantic
A British steamer Harrington Head carried the news of the German raider Recadier sunk in the Atlantic after a surprise encounter with a British warship. The vessel had roamed the seas with the famed Moewe, before meeting its doom.
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Atlantic
Recadier
Moewe
Western Guardsmen May Be Next to Go to Europe
Washington notes eastern divisions led by Major Generals Mann and Bawards to depart with National Guard units from far western states as a third contingent bound for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Mann
Bawards
Rioting and Disturbances Ring San Francisco Streets
Rioting and minor disturbances disrupted city streets as workers clashed with strike breakers on the United Mailroade line in a tense Wednesday scene. Police moved to separate groups amid crowded conditions and heightened tensions downtown.
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San Francisco
Bat Francisco
United
Shalle Fire Battles Monastir Reported by Herlin
A dispatch from London notes that shells set a location on fire in Monastir as reported by Herlin to the Exchange Telegraph Company. The brief item describes shell damage and ongoing bombardment affecting the area.
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Monastir
London
Good News From Mexico and U S Price Signals
Washington dispatches report Ambumator Metch mre to the water department from Mexico City showing Assiraices that German propaganda has little effect on President Qurransa or the official family. The other item notes prices paid by the feed administration for a portion of the wheat crop likely rise.
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Mexico
Washington
Ambumator Metch Mre
Wate
Mexico City
Cous Wy
Qurransa
Eee
Procession in Cabo Ay Sto with bands and unions marching
A September street procession winds through the town with a seven foot tall drum major, a heated staff, and a band. The crowd cheers as unions including carpenters and masons pass, while Mrs O Toole and her son Daniel observe from the curb amid mounted police and festive floats.
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Martin
Mrs. O'Toole
Ireland
Daniel
Danny
Danny O Toole’s Reunion and Irish American Family Saga
In a tale of emigration and memory a boy named Danny O Toole recalls his father leaving Ireland for America and the broken letters that followed. The family’s dramatic reunion occurs after the father, suffering memory loss, returns, and Danny grows into a sturdy worker who cherishes the day as the anniversary of their meeting. The piece ends noting the long history and the procession’s significance to the O Toole family.
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Ireland
Danny
America
Denny
O'Toole
Mra. O'Toole
Anjersca
Danny O'Toole
McClure Newaparper
Labor toil and world unity in Zola's call for universal work
Excerpt from Emile Zola's Labor extols universal labor as the path to health peace and happiness. The passage argues every being must work in a vast global machine, or face disappearance, advocating a world religion of labor and praise for diligent effort.
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Labor
Rinfle Zola
Advancing Cause of Labor in Holiday Observance
A reflection on Labor Day stressing its purpose beyond recreation. It argues that work and rest are needed by the working class and emphasizes the dignity of labor and collective advancement.
Labor Freedom and Immediate Gains for Workers
The statement insists labor must remain free to demand immediate improvements and future flexibility. It argues labor should be free from fixed doctrine and not bound by precedent or theory, allowing the shaping of 18 fundamental economic powers without tutelage by any guide.
Labor Unity Drives Public Pageantry Across Nation
The piece promotes uniting labor groups through cooperation and increased power. It envisions parades and large rallies to showcase strength and solidarity. It stresses doctrines of justice and equality for workers and the public, urging broad civic impact.
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Gollen
Day for All Labor to Rejoice Holiday Message
A Labor Day note emphasizes the dignity of labor for all workers both organized and unorganized. The text wishes tellers a joyful outing and highlights a spirit of fraternity and good fellowship on the first Monday in September.
Joil to Be King in Future
Fragmented wartime commentary on petroleum supply and advertising. The writer argues Europe relies on crude oil and petroleum products for modern warfare and industry, predicting leadership changes in energy markets and noting advertising as secondary to oil demand.
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Joil
Indus
Petroleum Dominates Future Industry Hints
The article notes a shift toward stronger focus on production refining transport and distribution of petroleum products. It asserts oil will dominate the future economy with a healthy atmosphere among enterprises expanding in this sector.
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Attenton
Hoover Outlines World Food Shortage and United States Plan
Food administrator Hoover outlines global hunger and how the U S must cut wheat use and waste. He urges allies to use other cereals for war bread, export more foods to allies, and conserve dairy sugar beef and pork while expanding fish and sea foods.
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Washington
Aia
Hoover
Italy
United Kingdom
Belgium
Mr. Hoover
United Stites
Canada
North America
America
Anys
Europe
Germany
United States
Hume
Sleep and Sleep Deprivation Puzzles Admitted
A flawed fragment discusses sleep loss and its effects. It mentions nine days without sleep leading to death and claims some believe they sleep without awareness. It hints at a method of wild elephants and a curious term about spirits, but the text is garbled and unclear.
Brain of the elephant compared to human cognition
A fragment notes the elephant brain is highly developed among wild animals yet can fatigue under surveillance when compared with a human brain, leading to dependence in sleep.
Fragmentary quote hints at misheard or garbled mental health note
The readable text presents a confused quotation about a person named Smith feeling meek and run down, mentioning building him up and an architect. Details are unclear and names or context may be misrecorded.
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