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Villa and the shadow of rebellion on the border
The article surveys Pancho Villa's evolving persona as a feared commander in northern Mexico, his alleged willingness to slaughter prisoners, and the potential political ripple effects of his actions near the U.S. border. It weighs U.S. military and diplomatic responses as Carranza or Villa loom as possible successors, and questions future U.S. policy amid ongoing neutrality concerns.
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Verdicts and sanity in Thaw case spark debate
A New Hampshire commission finds Harry Thaw sane after reviewing his mental condition. The report contrasts earlier trials where prosecutors argued insanity and juries disagreed. The piece notes Thaw’s behavior since and argues systemic issues in using insanity as a defense.
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Pass Christian Recalled As Presidential Vacation Town
Pass Christian, once famed for climate and exclusiveness, is remembered as the presidential vacation site for Woodrow Wilson. Culpeper’s Cooney Hansbrough is praised as town’s greatest citizen, while Pass Christian’s glow lingers in stories of the White House visit and local lifeetric reflections.
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Albania in Crisis After Balkan War Diplomacy
Albanian independence under a Christian-leaning system failed to stabilize the country. Violence, famine, and crime surged as the Greek and Servian victories gave way to governance challenges. British peace efforts and a planned monarch faced delays as rival factions and tribal feuds overwhelmed interim authorities.
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Hurdie
Albania
Great Britain
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London
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Vetter
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Gaan
Tariff Commission proposal discussed amid political friction
An editorial discusses a bill by Senator Works proposing a permanent nine member tariff commission and a ten year term for members. It argues the commission should be nonpartisan and insulated from political swings to avoid protracted disputes over policy. It also reflects on money, morality, and public life as Vice President Marshall comments on right living and infidel criticism.
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Underwood- Simmons
Works
California
Progressive
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Polson
Marshall
Emerson
Bill Haywood
Cawdor Castle Haunts and Noble Lineage Explored
A detailed portrait of Cawdor castle links to Macbeth myth, tracing the historic Calder Cawdor line, Campbell connections, and estate life. It notes haunted chambers, Lady Macbeth legends, and the clan’s enduring Tartan and hawthorn traditions across generations.
Congress Session Rolls On With Tariff and Reform Measures
Senate convened after a three week recess with bills for a permanent tariff commission and a stock exchange regulation. Open gate resolution failed. Lobbyist registration proposed. Michigan copper mine investigation urged. Rail and primary election proposals discussed. House passed District of Columbia apprenticeship bill. Postoffice funds debated. Amory Speer hearings set for January in Macon. Cold storage McKellar bill hearings delayed. Proposals to curb interlocking directorships and raise federal wage cap introduced. Local coastal breakwater request from Seapright N J seeks federal action. House to convene at noon.
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Judiciary Subcommittee
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Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
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ElNett
Common Council
Seapright
N. J
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California
District In Congress Amid Timber Removal And Naval Yard Plans
Senator Ledge offered an amendment to the District appropriation bill to authorize 9000 for removing dead timber in Rock Creek park. The naval committee received from Secretary Daniels a detailed inspection report urging enlargement and general improvements for the Washington navy yard. The House passed the District appropriation bill with a provision diverting surplus revenues to the Federal Treasury. Representative Borland proposed a tax on intangible personal property. Representative Avis introduced a bill to criminalize passing checks drawn on insufficient funds.
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The Colombian Treaty Clarification
Julio Bhntancourt minister of Colombia responds from Warrington on January 12 denying any treaty agreement or public declarations. He states no treaty has been made and defends himself against misattributions from the New York Herald and other sources, urging publication of his self defense.
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New York Herald
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Colombia
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Army orders issued noting promotions and retirements
Army orders list Lt Col Thomas W Hipfith of the Nineteenth Infantry two months, Capt Charles Pulis of field artillery two months, Capt Albert W Williams Ninth Infantry one month, Capt Clarence H Knight Corps of Engineers two months, Second Lt Joseph Morrow Jr Twenty sixth Infantry fourteen days, retirement of Col William H Bowen Twelfth Infantry, board of medical corps officers Maj Charles R Reynolds Capt Henry D Thomason at Port Neches for medical corps exams, Maj Curtis Wotwell to Golden Cole and Northman Oklahoma for militia instruction, Charles Crawford Twentieth Infantry detached, Capt Kenneth Martello Coast Artillery assigned to the 11th Company.
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Naval Orders and Personnel Movements Highlight Naval Yard Assignments
A fragmentary wartime notice lists naval personnel and duties moving among Great Lakes training, Mayflower attachments, and the Navy Department. Names include D. Cather, J. H. Knapp, P. M. Bannon, J. W. Wanlsigh, BF Rittembouree, with detachments to Philadelphia, Washington, and ports like Portsmouth and New York. The piece also mentions a speech fragment about a mother shaping a speaker.
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Astor Rejects Socialism in Long Letter
Vincent Astor declines joining the Socialist movement in response to Upton Sinclair. He cites association with labor leaders and railway chiefs, argues socialism is flawed, and says reform can occur within the current system without overturning government foundations. He asserts working conditions have improved and living standards rise, noting necessities once seen as luxuries.
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Socialist Party
Mystery of the Phaestos Disk Reveals Vanished Races
From the London Sphere the article details Crete’s Minotaur legend, the Knossos labyrinth, and a discovered Minoan culture. It describes palatial complexes, slaves, and tablets with a developed numeration system, noting the Phaestos disk as the largest circular hieroglyphic inscription yet found in Crete and Evans’s view of possible religious meaning.
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Dispute Over Play Draws Leavenworth Debate
A conservative man questions sending his wife and daughters to a play, while the manager retorts about audience demand. The exchange highlights tensions over propriety and the production's reception.
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Movements of Naval Vessels Across Global Ports
A fragmented naval movements list shows ships and destinations including Annspelit Helene Port Arthur Mesatlan Guaymas Sadia Hatbere Gat Francisco Halloggh-Avhippis Perry Mare Island Bente Beyderz Earle Wrombig Florida Uink Ontario Culebra Norpoke Hampton Roads Guantanamo Minnesota Vera Crug Ban Blas Tepic and more. The data cites numerous origin points such as Mare Island New Yorkstard and Hampton Roads with unspecified dates and routes.
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Evangelizing the World and Dr Speer’s Call to Mission
A Springfield Republican view analyzes Dr Robert Speer’s Kansas City rally exhortation that world evangelization must occur in this generation. It notes Asia and Africa pose challenges from Islam and Confucianism, highlights cooperation among Anglican and other churches, and discusses tensions between mission work and colonial-era injustices shaping Christian with global outreach.
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Through the Snow
Richard Le Gallienne writes of shared cold and warmth as lovers move through snow. The speaker longs for spring while staying beside his beloved, awaiting bloom and birds despite winter’s drift.
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Todays Sun and Tide Table with Weather Summary
Weather forecast from US Weather Bureau notes a major coastal storm moving from Sunday night into Monday. Cold high pressure over the Mississippi Valley spreads east, bringing below freezing in northern districts and generally rising temperatures in central areas by Tuesday. Pacific states expect rain and snow over the next two days. Atlantic coast storm warnings extend from Hatteras to Lastport.
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Interviews on Capital Visitors and Mexican Politics Reflected in Raleigh Talk
The Raleigh exchange features Rees M Ling praising Western business optimism amid currency reform, while American artist Richard B. Brooks discusses why U S artists go abroad to Paris. Emeterio Garsa analyzes Mexican land issues, and Townsend warns of a potential disaster near New River Dam plans with differing state and federal views.
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