Washington Post Subscription Terms and Address
Abe Washington Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail. Includes rates for daily Sunday excluded or included, and foreign advertising rep addresses. notes entry as second class mail matter in Washington D C. Saturday issue date November 14 1914.
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Detroit
Unneutral Latin America Warned by United States
The United States warns Colombia and Ecuador over unneutral acts toward Britain and France. Neutrals allegedly allowed German use of the Galapagos and sent wireless dispatches about British war movements. The U S would intervene only if a European power seeks to destroy republican government or colonize the hemisphere.
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United States
Colombia
Ecuador
Great Britain
France
Galapagos Islands
Nnion
The Chinese Loan Views From Rockhill on Open Door Policy
W W Rockhill former American Minister to China and current special envoy to Yuan Shi Kai argues that China must decide its interests regarding the open door. He notes American bankers withdrew from the loan, saying practical aid mattered more than lofty motives, and that Congress offered only protestations without concrete support. China should assess United States friendship and the open door in light of these events.
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W. W Rockhill
China
Yuan Shi Kai
New York
Rockhill
America
Washingul
Averton Bank
United States
Manchuria
Judgment of Interests Shapes U S Aid to New Republic
The analysis argues that the subject viewed the American loan as advantageous to herself and that rather than improving ties with the new republic, American actions have weakened them. If the aim was friendship or assistance, that objective has been muddled or lost in the process.
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New Republic
The People in Control of the Monetary Affairs of the Republic
The Federal reserve system inaugurates a new era with national oversight of currency. Federal Reserve Board members are public officials guiding monetary policy under close public scrutiny. The public will review all acts and reforms, judging whether outcomes meet the people’s needs and trust.
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United States
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Federal Reserve Board
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NO ROOM FOR THEORISTS IN INTERSTATE TRADE COMMISSION
The piece argues the interstate trade commission should be run by sane conservative businesspeople rather than ideologues or academics. It warns that without capable administrators the body could obstruct rather than aid commerce and urges appointing proven business leaders with actual knowledge.
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War moves in Mexico as factions clash near Tampico
The article outlines a broad Mexican conflict with Villa advancing toward Tampico to seize the port defended by Gen. Caballero, while Gen. Gonzales trains at Queretaro for a possible battle. Carranza governs from Cordoba near Vera Cruz, with U.S. observers wary of his aims and the wider impact on American interests.
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Villa
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San Luisi Potosi
United States
Cordoba
Lord Walsingham Takes Third Wife In London
Lord Walsingham’s marriage to Marion Williams follows the death of his second wife in London. The piece traces his romantic history, notes no children, and details the estate arrangements to his brother, with background on the De Grey lineage and Merton Hall ghosts.
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St. George's
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Joann de Grey
Merton Wall
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Roger de Grey
Isobel Maynard
Merton
Thomas
Merton Hall
The Career of Buster Returns Home to Owner
Buster the Boston bull terrier vanished from Robert Owen of North Hardesty avenue two months ago. The dog catcher took him to the pound where he faced sale or death. A theater act used a similar brindle dog in a Globe Theater stunt, leading to a dramatic reunion when Owen identified the stage dog as his. Buster now resumes life with his owner after two extraordinary months.
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Buster
Robert Owen
Hardesty Avenue
Glote Theater
The
Globe
Loura Onpenstein
Kansas City
New York
Mr. Oppenstein
Owen
Brindle Dow
Pennsylvania preacher claims limburger cheese odor removal
The Rev. A. R. Seaman of South Connellsville announces a simple method to neutralize limburger cheese odor. Slice off the outer portion, soak briefly in hot water, then dry. store remaining blocks in a sealed jar. He jokes Kaiser Wilhelm may award him the Iron Cross for the discovery.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
A. R. Seaman
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Man Kills Self In Home as Divorce Suit Proceeds
Ross Williams, 42, a soap salesman, shot himself while clutching his dog Sport after his wife filed for divorce. An attorney delivering papers and a furniture-room discovery preceded the fatal shot with a revolver in the parlor.
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Ross Williams
Wiliams
Ollie
Sport
Man Arrested For Stealing His Own Pigs
Fred Marsh a Half Moon Bay rancher faces petty larceny charges after San Mateo authorities seized his pigs, placed them under observation, then disappeared. The case hinges on whether a person can be charged for stealing his own property.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Mateo
Fred Marsh
Halfmoon Bay
Marsh
Getting a Line on Him
A country newcomer, a large order, and a slick setup test a senior partner’s claimed efficiency. A desk telephone links all departments as Gilles of Burbury learns the system while awaiting a telegram. The visitor remains cautious, noting the delay despite the promise of rapid response.
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Deak
Gilles
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Unseen Artillery Tactics and Train Misadventure
The piece surveys long range rapid fire and concealed positions in modern warfare, noting captain gunnery control and communication as key limits. It shifts to a New York Times report about a train incident where a woman loses a dress train and confusion ensues at a hotel desk, ending with the missing train and a girdle discovered.
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Reincarnation Belief Stuns Hotel Clerk at Manhattan
A tall man claiming reincarnation enters the Hotel Manhattan lobby and recalls a past life at Hotel Vesuvius. The room clerk confirms memories of Pompeii era and a dispute over charges for two ringside seats. The man flees as the clerk jokes about shaking a nut.
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Never Sigh or Wail for War We’ll Hang On
A compact verse from an American poetical voice urges resilience amid bombardment and press headlines. It contrasts personal grit with vast war chaos, noting Uncle Sam remains stubbornly steadfast while the world roars with planes submarines and bombs.
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New York Sun
Gary Staing
Sam
Fiz
Baby poisons grandmother in Dobsonville tragedy
A three year old girl found poisonous tablets in a bottle and later put several into her grandmother Mrs Edward Miller s cup of tea in their Dobsonville home near here The grandmother died before medical help arrived The child also perished an apparent accidental poisoning with fatalities reported from Kansas City Journal note on opera singers potentially joining a European war.
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New York World
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Edward Miller
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Totem Pole Chronicle of Chief Bear Grease Legend
The Spokane Spokesman-Review traces a coast country legend that Alaska Indians wrote their biographies through totems. J. J. Scherr claims a totem proves Bear Grease began as a frog and will end as Ta yen, with carved scenes detailing his journey and fate.
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Greane
Chicago Tenement Block Lacks Baths as Few Tubs Serve Many
The Chicago Tribune reports a Bureau of Social Survey finding 1,586 people in a single block with only eight bathtubs. Forty-six residents share all tubs while 1,560 have none. The block holds 537 families, many in three room units with one bedroom. Average weekly wages are $12.27.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Bureau of Social Survey
Daily Sun and Tide Table and Weather Notes
A scanned weather and tide page notes sunrise and sunset times, temperature readings from midnight to evening, and a District of Dublin forecast. It reports fair weather for Virginia and the District, with northwest winds, storm warnings along the Atlantic coast, and warmer conditions in the mid-Atlantic and New England regions.
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Britain Aid and Australian Support Highlight War Talks
Australia pledges substantial wartime support to Britain, offering thousands of troops and supplies, while seeking markets for beef and mutton in Pacific trade. The piece also discusses U S political shifts, Democratic dissension, and theJacksonian trend shaping next elections.
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Pacifics
War chat and Southern farming insights at Raleigh
Frederick C Insmer of New York urges Europe to halt war by stopping U S goods sales to belligerents. He argues end of fighting would boost U S profits and favors farmers with diversified crops and fertilizer. Cot WoT Het notes cotton prices rise and New England demand for clothing supports war impact. Trade shifts, stockpiles, and expectations for next year are discussed. Cotton prospects and farm diversification are highlighted as paths to resilience.
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