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The Danger of British Militarism at Sea
Lord Bryce argues war fears drive an armed peace yet warns British naval expansion risks global conflict. The United States would defend its seas and commerce while seeking limited naval power, urging Britain to refrain from domination of ocean routes.
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United States
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Great Britain
England
Ferris disputes plots on 1916 Democratic nomination
Michigan Governor Ferris argues against a leadership plot to force President Wilson’s renomination. He asserts the Democratic Party must choose its strongest, most popular leader in 1916 through open party processes, not man by man control. He warns against excluding loyal Democrats and notes no law binds the party to any single candidate.
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Dacia affair tests American rights in perilous sea row
A verbose editorial argues the core American protest is the freedom of commerce and urges the administration to stay firm on lawful rights. It weighs whether the Dacia transfer to the American flag was genuine and warns that any subterfuge could invite a British patrol and endanger legitimate U.S. shipping.
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Great Britain
England
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How Earl dom Came to Lord St Aldwyn
Lord St Aldwyn, aged about seventy eight, a fierce Conservative critic, is unexpectedly named an earldom by Premier Asquith. He supported Lloyd George during wartime finance, set aside party lines for national unity, and earned this reward for patriotism and service to the war effort. He is tall, reserved, and known as Black Michael in youth.
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Question of Democratic Leader in 1914
The speaker asks if victory is possible with him and says the rank and file must decide their leader in 1914. He asserts Democrats will not submit to dictation or limits from others in choosing their candidate.
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Senate Debates Ship Bill as Coast Guard Crisis Grows
Senate finished day three of the administration ship bill debate. Weeks and others opposed the measure while Burton pressed the case. Committees moved on rural credits and Latin American finance. House adjourned after across the day session.
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Oriental merchant thwarted by washers in daring robbery feint
Ah Chen, a Chinese merchant, replaced his usual cash bag with a bag of washers to deter robbers at Fourth and Harrison streets. After he blew a whistle, another Chinese man pretended to help, causing confusion and the robbers to flee. Chen suffered a facial wound and was taken to the emergency hospital, with police later arriving.
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Weds His 2500th Couple by Ore Parish Canon
Earl Marks of Newberry and Miss Bessie Price of Sault Ste. Marie united in marriage, marking the 2000th ceremony officiated by Rev. Thomas R. Easterday a longtime Presbyterian minister and Chippewa schools commissioner famed as the Soo’s marrying parson. His record nears the 3000 mark as he continues to wed couples across the county.
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Newberry
Mich
Oakland Tribune
Earl Marks
Bessie Price
Sault Ste. Marie
Thomas R. Easterday
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Easterday
Hahaa
Chippewa
Mother of Jeane Pomeroy Dies at 74 in Weymouth
Ruth A. Pomeroy mother of Jeane Pomeroy, the convicted murderer in Charlestown, died of pneumonia at North Weymouth aged 74. For 40 years she pleaded for her son's release, influencing governors to grant him prison chapel access this year.
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Gov. Walsh
Jail cures runaway wife in six days in jail
Susan Sermh Shade of Oakland returns to husband and three children after arrest in San Francisco area. Judge Steven envisions reconciliation as the couple’s troubles unfold, while Halstead’s influence fades in the face of confinement.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Susan Sermh Shade
Oakland
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Frank Halstead
Shade
Haletead
Cradle 10 The White House and the nation’s hopes
A reflective piece extols the cradle as the White House nears the nation’s heart. It argues the newborn’s tiny hand softens passions and binds people to humanity, regardless of place, dream, or era. The author links the president’s family to national love and shared future.
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Two Storied Streets Proposal to Ease Chicago Traffic
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports a study on Chicago business conditions proposing two storied streets to relieve congestion. The idea, new and untested, would separate traffic types as elevated lines do, requiring careful analysis of light versus heavy, animate versus inanimate, and swift versus slow use before any wall‑marmed plan could advance urban planning.
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The Hidden Death Poem Fragment and Verse Thoughts
Fragmented OCR of a poem titled The Hidden Death and verses by Mithwith Greete and Prank L Stanton. Imagery of sea battles, storms, and distant trains contrasts with hopeful lines about love. Contains nautical, weather, and travel motifs with multiple broken phrases and era style diction.
Boys as dog undertakers in New Jersey town
Gloucester New Jersey dispatch reports a campaign of dog butchering and burial driven by a 60 cent fee paid by the town for dead dog burials. The pay prompt boys to kill dogs for profit, while officials defend the practice and dismiss concerns.
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Fox hunter Gia Gerhard captures fox after perilous limb perch
Gio Gerhard of this place spent ten hours on a limb high above the Blue Ridge to capture a gray fox. A lantern and hide strap aided his attempt. a loop looped the fox, but a fall left him with a bruised face. He recovered the fox and walked four miles to home after securing the quarry.
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Copper Cross for Police in Los Angeles Times
A private club seeks to award copper crosses to police and civilians who show bravery in combat with criminals. The plan honors Gilbert Herrings, killer of Marshal Smith of Traples, and aims to fund pensions for widows orphans and disabled officers. The chief of police approved the concept and support for officers accepting decorations.
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Bible or penitentiary of Harold Lane at county jail
Harold Lane a youth in the county jail chose Bible study over ten years in the penitentiary for probation violation. Judge Wilbur ordered a 30 day Bible reading as the alternative and will personally supervise an end to cover to cover examination.
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Weather and tide table summary for DC region
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports sun and tide data and a forecast for the District of Columbia and neighboring areas. Cold conditions expected Thursday and Friday with fair skies elsewhere. winds from the northwest to moderate, mountains chilly, local snow in the lakes region and upper plains. Temperature readings show highs around the upper 30s and lows in the 30s, with notable humidity and sunshine percentages.
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Chats of visitors to the capital on war with Japan
Wiley Edwards of New York discusses Japanese war sentiment at the Willard. He notes leaders oppose conflict with the United States though preparation is prudent. He explains public ignorance on treaties and predicts a massive Pacific invasion would be required if Japan attacked the U.S. mainland. The piece also recalls Marcus Daly and the American thoroughbred legacy and dispersal sale after his death.
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Groveland well represented in Congress and Senate
A. Hamilton of Groveland praises the township for its representation in Congress with Charles F. Booker and Walter W. Mawes elected from New York districts. He notes Onondaga County’s GOP strength and mentions James Wadsworth Jr in the Senate. The Magee family is also highlighted for local political roles.
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James W. Wadsworth, Jr
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Con Artist Poses as Building Owners to Entice Housemaids
A Cleveland con man traveled among maidservants posing as wealthy landlords. Using titles like Williamson Marshall Rose Bradley Schofield and Lennox, he charmed women with a fake housekeepers offer, collecting 30 cents and leaving victims frustrated as the impostor vanished into new identities.
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