Dawsons Adherence Cited In Passage Plagiarism Claim
The Washington Post reports William Harbutt Dawson faces charges that his celebrated address before the American Academy of Political and Social Science echoed passages from his book. The controversy centers on verbatim borrowing attributed to Dawson, with questions about the extent of copying from the Irish author’s work as cited by editors of the academy.
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Death notices and funeral announcements arrayed in December records
The fragment lists multiple death notices and funeral details from December, naming individuals such as Elizabeth Mote, Mrs. Waugh, and others. It mentions residences, dates of death, and forthcoming services, with reference to cemeteries and burial plots, reflecting a local obituary page style with scattered personal identifiers and locations.
World Peace Foundation chief notes aid to peace move
Edwin D. Mead reports to trustees from Boston that the peace party has advanced despite the European war, urging a new, magnanimous approach to international affairs and common good, while warning against militarist movements at home.
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24 Generals Retired King of Belgians In Personal Talk
Paris Dec 24 Gen Joffre purges French army of incompetent officers. Twenty four generals removed from active service with five for health reasons four for convenience and eleven brigadier generals added to reserve. King Albert of Belgium in West Flanders reports Belgian army holding line near Dunkirk and Calais under shellfire. He thanks American aid and praises soldiers while recounting the Yser stand and the inundation losses. Albert says Belgian forces saved Dunkirk and Calais. King lives simply with Queen Elizabeth directing hospital work.
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Allied Submarine Push at Dardanelles and Suez
News reports claim a revolutionary movement in Constantinople aimed at Turkish government influence by Talaat Pasha. Turkish troops march toward the Suez Canal from Damascus while Dardanelles forts endure a severe bombardment to cover submarine operations.
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SEA TREATY DOOMED BY EUROPEAN WAR
Officials expect the sea treaty to fail as Germany Austria and Turkey cannot send plenipotentiaries to London to sign the act and no protocol can extend ratification time The president consults senators and legal officers as to possible revival of the convention after hostilities end a potential bid to resurrect the accord may follow the war edges of diplomacy and ratification efforts.
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Submarine Scares Turres In Dardanelles War News
Delayed advices from Constantinople say Turkish officials view the loss of the battleship Messadieh blown up by a British submarine as a severe blow. The Turkish capital fears more submarines may enter the Dardanelles and perturbations over spies grow as Russian forces react when the Turkish fleet moves into the Black Sea.
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Bomb Plot Guards Ships as Detectives Sweep Docks
New Orleans investigates an alleged plan to blow up a French or English passenger ship in New York harbor. A large detective presence guards Cunard and International Mercantile Marine liners, and longshoremen work with police to prevent explosives on board. Four men were detained in New Orleans and arraigned on charges of preparing a bomb.
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Alfred H. Lewis Dies. Noted Political Writer and Journalist
Alfred U Henry Lewis, 55, a prolific political writer and newspaper man, died in New York at his brother’s home after an intestinal disorder. Born in Cleveland, he began as a lawyer and moved to journalism in 1890, later editing The Verdict and serving as Washington correspondent for Chicago Times and Hearst papers. His books include Wolfville The Sunset Trail and The Boys. He is survived by two brothers who run the Morning Telegraph and his wife Alce Ewing.
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Turks Meet Two Defeats In Caucasus Offensive
The Russian general staff report from Petrograd details Turkish assaults on Olti near Kars and Sary-Kamysh that failed. Turks pressed toward Yan but were halted and driven back after stubborn resistance. several prisoners and arms were captured by Russian troops.
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Derbys Return from Paris With Mrs Roosevelt
New York December 2 The Cunarder Lusitania arrived this afternoon carrying Dr Richard Derby and his wife Ethel Roosevelt daughter of former President Roosevelt Mrs Derby is resting after three months in the American ambulance hospital in Paris She will recuperate at the Roosevelt home in Oyster Bay Mrs Harry Payne Whitney also returned after helping establish an ambulance hospital in France
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