Debate Over Baker Hearing Sparks Senate Clash
A letter accusing an American officer of pro German sentiments is cited amid a heated hearing on Secretary Baker. Senators Weeks and Hitchcock are accused of degrading the Army, while the public witnesses in a crowded auditorium view the proceedings as a farce and an attempt to undermine wartime leadership.
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France
Versting
Baker
War Department
Massachusetts
Secetary Baker
Weeka
Weeks
Sonkbar Hitchcock
Lcense
Tour Entira Army
What Is Expected Of Big Business In War Era
A cited banker warns that government controls may spread in industry and commerce as war measures, citing government ownership of banking and regulation of security issues as possible steps. The author argues industrial and commercial liberties must be restored promptly after peace, while recognizing big business support is essential to government aims.
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Maria
Sui Purther
Re~ Pferee Board
Hemo
Nthe Kovernment
Gawer Ta Teaue Guotes
Bueineas
Outrageous conduct of senators in committee hearing
Fragmentary report describes senators questioning officials about war secrets rather than military preparedness. The text portrays heated exchanges and accusations of improper conduct as the inquiry unfolds amid political tension.
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Germany
Business Outlook Amid Disturbances and Prospects
A New York observer notes overall business remains strong with high consumer spending except in a few lines. Agriculture shows exceptional prosperity while steel textiles and clothing face mixed results. larger industrial firms boosted assets via generous spending and earnings. Trade could lift if peace comes, but shortages and rising prices cloud transport and banking issues.
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Businesk
New York
Udirke
Thare
Nate Atian
Protection of Key Industries Amid Global Trade Tensions
Fragmentary text argues for safeguarding certain industries to maintain commercial power against global competitors. It references imperial strategy, trade fairness, and the risks of insidious methods, noting wartime experiences reshaping views on fair trade and national strength. The passage remains incomplete and speculative.
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The article discusses German industry under wartime control and American efforts to replace German supplies with domestic production. It cites potash beet seed glass sugar and other essentials, praising American adaptability. A quoted industrialist argues for limited protection to stabilize industry and prevent unfair competition after the war ends. The piece closes with a poem urging brotherhood and peace.
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Germany
Elvan
Austin
New Utah
Peace Parleys Again Broken In Brest Litovsk Talks
London Feb 6 The Brest Litovsk negotiations collapsed as Ukrainian delegates clashed with those claiming to represent Ukraine. The issue centered on who truly spoke for Ukrainian interests and whether the southern republic’s representatives were recognized. Berlin’s council discussed the failure as German Austrian mediators pressed for a solution.
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Test Litovsk
Ukraine
Ciaymans
Austeing
Isisheviki
Drest-Litovsk
Ukratur
Eel &Ates
Sntillern
Ukrantan Rata
Herown Counc
Berlin
Lottrap Brost-Litevak
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A fragmentary advertisement extols starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and intestines. It claims benefits include reduced indigestion, improved appetite, and healthier skin, urging readers to drink a quarter pound of limestone phosphate daily before breakfast.
Final Tribute to Sullivan at Calvary Cemetery
Final tribute to John T. Sullivan as his body was buried in Calvary cemetery after a snow filled procession from his sister’s home to St Paul’s church for a funeral mass. Children and men and women from every walk of life attended including temperance advocates and neighbors from Abington where he died. The former champion who claimed victory over drink was remembered for courage and stories of kings and people he met.
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Boston
John T. Sullivan
Calvary Cemetery
Cankel
Sullivan
Annis Lennon
St. Paul's Church
Jourmayed
Abington
Calvary
Forest Hill
Sullivanty Wile
Bananas drive Honolulu banana campaign and intrigue
A chaotic Honolulu slice recounts a government banana surplus drive with posters and a wordy injunction Eat bananas. Businessmen form a committee to boost local consumption while ships cut Hawaii bananas from import routes. A curious, disjointed bid to move fruit follows with odd anecdotes and social flirtations.
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Nonolulu
T. H
Ay Mall
Drazens
Prange
Cent Comes to Stay in West San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 5 merchants and storekeepers note the cent has become common in daily commerce. The war era thrift certificates lift cent value monthly, rising from 4.13 to 4.14 this March, signaling greater acceptance and demand for copper coins in retail and cafeterias.
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San Francisco
Mnal
Uncle Sam
iLand
Fountain Placed in the Third Ward
A new sanitary drinking fountain will be installed in the amusement hall of the Third Ward within days. Two fountains have been purchased by ward members and funded by popular subscription. A dancing party in the Elven Friday evening will be held as part of the event.
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Amaremeant
Third Ward
King Rewards Brave Children for Valor in Cougar Attack
London reports King George awarded the Albert Medal to Doreen Ashburnham aged 11 and Anthony Farrer for defending themselves against a cougar at Cowichan Lake on September 23, 1914. The children, aided by the older boy, fought the animal with fists and a bridle, saving the girl from serious harm before the cougar fled and was killed. The creature measured over seven feet long.
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London
George
Cowighan Lake
Vaucaliver Island
Doreen Ashburnham
Anthony Farrer
Office
Cowichan Lake
Alm
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