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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1915

Page

11

The People and Power in a Republican Nation

A fragmented 19th century style tract argues that the people of the United States are the premier of the republic and must govern by popular sovereignty. It laments secretive departments and calls for moral servants in office, urging the public to demand transparency and courage from leaders.

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Preserving the Species Five Whertse Mothers of Los Nae

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The Intermarriage of Rind with Hind and Eugenic Speculation

A fragmentary discussion notes that intermarriage among noble lines may not yield the best outcomes and that dynastic lines can erode through such mixing. It contrasts cautious pedigrees with the idea that new greatness rises from common origins and questions the binding pledge of mothers in shaping future offspring.

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Villa Pressing Carranza in Yucatan Conflict

A despatch reports Paulo Villa pressing hard against Carranza, erecting barbed wire entanglements in Yucatan and surrounding areas. It notes U S recognition unclear but hints Villa could become head of government while urging a violent end to Carranza’s career. American observers foresee turmoil and partial protections amid a heated struggle.

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Bringing Up Parents in the Youthful Offender Debate

The piece argues parents bear responsibility for child conduct amid calls for stricter discipline and updated views on authority. It notes the shift from patriarchal norms to intellectual guidance and warns that without consistent home training, youth behavior and societal crime may worsen.

Jurige Latimer Solomon Ryan

Justice of the Vice President’s Views Emerges at Home

Fragmentary text argues that state welfare ties to home influences and that national laws might accept the Vice President’s justice, potentially placing responsibility where it belongs. The wording reflects a political reflection on governance and social duty.

New Activities in the War As Spring Backs New Strife

Spring signals renewed warfare with giants gathering strength and massive operations likely. Zeppelins may raid England while Germany builds up Alsace Lorraine rail defenses. French and Belgian forces hold, Russian moves seem limited, and battles shift toward Warsaw. The Dardanelles campaign drags on with 200000 Allied troops, while Italy and Austria verge toward war. Constantinople remains a core flashpoint as alliances shift and German backing stiffens defenses.

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New Russian Envoy Scion of Old House

Young Baron Ungern-Sternberg, arriving from Petrograd to join the Russian embassy staff in Washington, is linked to the famed Ungern-Sternberg clan with ties to Sweden, Russia, and Germany. His relatives include aristocrats and military figures. the article traces a lineage from Barons to a Swedish count and notes past legal troubles within the family, while also mentioning contemporary royalty and naval officers. It references the diplomat’s social prominence and British peers, with broader remarks on neutrality and wartime sentiment.

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Parrot on Operating Table at Springfield Dispatch

A parrot belonging to Wre Bailes was operated on for removal of an diseased gland. The anesthesia and procedure were controversial, with strong objections raised by Mrs Bailes about its aesthetic influence. The operation lasted about an hour and the bird was bundled up and taken home after.

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Collie Kidnaps Lap Dog In West Philadelphia

A large collie seized a Mexican lap dog named Chico from the yard of John S and Grasa Jr at 3928 Spruce street. The dog was chased by police across several streets as bystanders readied a patrol, with shots fired near Fifty fourth street and Lansdowne avenue. The dog, from Overbrook, was taken to the university veterinary building for observation before escaping again. and Ida Shaw, a neighbor twelve years old, tried to scare off the collie with a broom but was attacked. the dog defended its owner. The incident prompted a city-wide alert and ongoing search late last night.

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Bargains With Boy Bandit In Central Park Night Run

Lawrence Greenmaid and Albert Solo, both 14, were robbed of a ball and a purse containing 117 dollars after a chase in Central Park. Two 14 year old boys, Joseph Byeadean and Jos Vie, were arrested nearby and held for juvenile court proceedings.

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Auto Dash Kills Driver in Huntington Dark Stunt Crash

Fred ViLane of Rasfera, his wife, and daughter Tucille were riding at high speed on a rough road near Templeton and Tangtor avenues when the car rolled over dumping passengers. The mother and child were thrown clear while ViLane was crushed by the vehicle, dying of a fractured skull as it overturned again after briefly righting itself.

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Hen Trundles Her Eggs At Mill Nest

Muhael f Danehs on Olebrook Road found six hens eggs in sawdust near a wood sawmill when the Baseline driven power failed. Two more eggs emerged as a hen rolled one into a handmade nest, the exhaust engine sweeping the nest clean. The mill owner suspended operations briefly to let the hen finish her work.

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Honeymoon on Horseback Ride Plans

Harte Kable, a Miron county native, and Miss Vlora Powell wed at Lewiston Montana with the Rey Gtre ss officiating. They will ride sixty miles to OTLBesters Nevada on their wedding trip, accompanied by four strong pack horses. The couple, seasoned riders, traveled five days from their homes via Bearpig Mountain crossing the Missouri River, aiming to honeymoon until mid April.

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Decatur Dies From Wounds In Duel On March Twenty second

A review of Stephen Decatur’s life and death recalls his naval rise from learner to captain of the Constitution, his duel with Capt James Barron on March 22 1820, and his burial near Philadelphia. The piece links his fate to the Chesapeake affair and Barron’s court martial, noting Decatur’s protest over Barron’s command.

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Views of Visitors on Current Topics in West Virginia

Visitors express mixed views on current topics. The text references political figures, party dynamics, and economic concerns, noting a clouded outlook but cautious optimism for a better year ahead amid ongoing debates and industry mentions.

Poetic Weather Poem Echoes Spring Whispers

A fragmented verse exposes a city scene mixing mood, season dreams, and urban imagery. It traces memory and longing through mud, sapless trees, and pale scenes as spring nears, hinting at renewal amid struggle and ambiguity.

Weather and Spring Promises Amid Snowbound Town

A swept, fragmentary weather piece describes thawing streets, lingering snow, and shifting temperatures. It mentions damp air, warming days, and forecasts of rain, with notes on icy pavements, budding plants, and the return of spring through readers’ observations and local mood.

Pleasures of Trench Life from the Brookish Eagle

A wartime report challenges trench hardship myths by recounting German trenches in Poland. It notes waterlogged fortifications, soldiers standing in waist-deep water, and improvised rations and reinforcements. The piece emphasizes comfort within subterranean shelters and describes German uses of streams and fortifications amid cold, muddy conditions.

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