Political Dynamite in the Mexican Situation
The piece argues the United States cannot recognize Huerta or support debts of his illegal administration. It questions proposed peace plans promising recognition to Mexican factions and warns against entangling debts with Mexicans. It notes Villa Zapata Carranza oppose such debts and warns the situation risks political upheaval on both sides of the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
United States
Villa
Zapata
Carransa
Mexico
Aexicana
Constitucion Libertad Y Independencia
Zapata Carranza
Ita
Carranza
Illeegal Elaerta
Ilegal
Napoleon Lie
Rio Grande
Madero
Cloture Debate Escalates in Senate Fight
Senator Trahomas of Colorado signals resumption of cloture discussions in the next session. He argues public opinion should decide the issue, noting prior delays and endless talk in the Senate. He cites few instances where major public measures were blocked by unlimited debate, referencing river and harbor and ship purchase bills as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trahomas
Colorado
United States
Senate
Thomas
Congress
Senate power and free speech clash over rapid lawmaking
The text argues against drastic procedural changes to accelerate bill enactment in the Senate. It criticizes likely consequences of Senate ratifying House actions, likening it to abolishing the Senate, and warns that cloture would undermine free speech despite claims it could be used wisely. It frames the issue as a threat to democratic process and the long-standing victories of free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
United States
Balkans Tensions Rise as Nations Readied for War
Widespread Balkan and European alarm as rumors of a Teutonic assault on Serbia circulate. Serbia’s Premier Pachitch rejects massed forces claim, while Roumania and Bulgaria mobilize and discuss neutral pacts with Turkey. Greece resists ceding Kavala, eyeing Saloniki, with Bulgaria possibly siding with Germany and Austria. Serbia, Greece, and Italy face fraught ties amid imminent European and Aegean danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Auretria-Hungary
Serbia
Berlin
Constantinople
Pachitch
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Sofia
Germany
Roumania
Kavala
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Venizelos
Balkan
Saloniki
Aegean
Italy
Preparing an Army in the Nation's Schools
Fifty five thousand Washington schoolchildren return to desks as mobilization spreads across the country. The piece argues that schooling builds mind and character for a future battle against disease ignorance and harmful ideas, with lessons in patriotism and virtue.
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Washington
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Maranatha
Oath of allegiance shaped daily by schoolteachers army
The text argues that allegiance is subconsciously taught daily, shaping a nation’s future defenders. It contends teachers form a vast army of prepared citizens and warns that if this is wrong, the roots should be challenged early. if right, offenders of the impression on children face dire consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Chinese Republic to Institute Nobility Amid Global Tensions
The Chinese republic plans an aristocracy with hereditary ranks from prince to baron. It cites ancient titles and parallels Europe while ensuring extinction of titles over generations. The scheme mirrors imperial precedents yet confines noble status to honor not law or property, with two ancient Chinese lineages preserved.
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Oliver Cromwell
Great Britain
Charles I
Tio
Confucius
Koxinga
Germany
Austria
Europe
Thun
William
Prince John of Pleas
Prince of Plees
Col Cornwallis
Ruthin Castle
Wales
Duchess of Westminster
Wiggled Shoe Trick Leads to Squirrel Shot
Fergus hunted a squirrel and lay down to watch it. while wiggling a tan shoe, another hunter mistook it for a fox squirrel and fired. Twenty one shots struck Blondy, who will recover, and he vows not to coax a squirrel from a tree by wiggling footwear again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
Cincinnati Enquirer
Blondy
Fergus
Blondys
Blandy
Day of National Shame Drives Chinese Resolve to Reform
The World Outlook argues May 7, 1915 marked China’s humiliation before Japan, sparking a national awakening. A flood of placards and a Chinese Chamber of Commerce telegram urge citizens to never forget the disgrace and vow united effort to strengthen the nation despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Republic
Peking Chinese Chamber of Commerce
A Wanderer Ghost of vanished yesterday fades in wind
A poem depicts a wandering figure named Clinton Scotlard moving along dusk paths in New York Sun imagery. The verse likens him to a dream within a dream, vanishing with the autumn wind, unseen by mortal eyes as leaves quiver and grass shivers.
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Clinton Scotlard
New York
Car crosses track as train strikes at Kane fairgrounds
Kane dispatch reports 28 year old Lauren Hull son of J Hull proprietor of the Wright House Smethport died when his car was hit by a Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern passenger train at a grade crossing toward the fair grounds. Hull attempted to speed the car then slammed on emergency brakes but was killed instantly. The car was demolished and the accident drew a large crowd en route to the fair grounds.
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George Munster
Paria
The
Hague
William
Ernest
Gon
Alexander Munster
America
Spain
Italy
England
House of Husgia Marquise DE Fontovoy
Brentwood Company
Kane
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Lauren Hull
Fair Grounds
Appendicitis case reveals shot pouch in man
William Butler of Cincinnati, 62, underwent surgery for an appendix containing over five shots weighing more than two ounces. Doctors found the arsenal during a routine minor operation. The appendix was nearly five metres long and filled with battered shot. Butler believes he swallowed the shots with meals over the years. he has never had appendicitis.
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Childeo
Ohio Dispatch
Cincinnati Enquirer
William Butler
T B Sherman
Cincinnati
Butler
Heat Drives Squirrel to Self Inflicted Death in Dobbs Ferry
In Dobbs Ferry New York a heat ridden day led a squirrel to die by its own action after a car driven by sergeant Theodore Eberspacher swerved to avoid it. He claims the animal paused in the street then ran into traffic and allowed itself to be crushed. Local observers offered alternative theories but Eberspacher maintains the creature chose death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs Ferry
Serst
Polley
Theodore Eberspacher
Eberspacher
Broadway
Everspacher
Squirel
Ene
Auto
Alma River Battle Triumph 1854 Wars
Allied forces of Britain France and Turkey defeated the Russian army at the Alma in 1854. The cavalry and infantry crossed the Alma under heavy fire and captured key redoubts after a hard five hour fight, forcing a retreat toward Sebastopol.
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Alma
The
Crimea
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Britain
France
Turkey
Lord Regian
Marshal St Arnaud
Russia
East Sea
Lord Raglan
Kalamita Bay
Witness Sees Brother Slain In Street War At 15 72 Thigh Avenue
Seven year old Mary Warren watched her 20 year old brother Timothy flee into a hallway with five others after a street attack on Saturday night. Four gunshots felled Timothy as he staggered to the top of the stairs and fell to the street below. Police say the violence involved a neighborhood gang dispute over stolen pigeons.
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New York
Mary Warren
Thigh Avenue
Timothy
Khid
Warren
Toss of the Head Reunites Navy Pals After 25 Years
In Atlantic City Philadelphia Record report, Jack Everetts of Rochester meets Mathew Cummings, a New York fire department battalion chief, in a hall during Army and Navy encampment. Scars from prior fires hide his face, but Everetts recognizes the familiar head toss cue after decades apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlant City Dispatch
Philadelphia Record
Army
Savy Leon
Jack Everetts
Rochester
Reda
Jackie
Mathew Cummings
New York Fire Department
Copsie Cummings
California grape glut prompts hog feeding plan
Freano California growers say thousands of tons of wine grapes will be fed to hogs hereafter as the California Wine Association declines to purchase grapes this year. The move follows wartime tax uncertainty and regional surplus.
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Freano
Cal
Chicago Herald
California Wine Association
Santa Claus Debate Sparks Quiet Boston Family Moment
In Boston a father tells his son there is no Santa as they discuss whether Christmas gifts will come. The exchange hints at a philosophical view or a practical expectation about holiday behavior and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Santa Claus
Views of world travelers meet in capital hotel salons
The article reports on comments by George Bailey editor of the Houston Post, discussing Texas politics, upcoming U S Senate races, and the state’s stance on Prohibition and foreign policy. It covers the influence of Texas figures like Culberson Quitt Burgess Brooks and Campbell, plus views on President Wilson, and notes about automaker wartime material shortages and shifts in the Philippines’ path toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bryan
George Bailey
Houston Post
Raleigh
Vr Bailey
Washington
Texas Nswapapers
Batley
United States
Colquitt
Henryppear
Bailey
Eiley
Senate
Cme
Culberson
Henry
Olquitt Burgess Brooks
Campbell
Rio Grande
In School 15 Years From the Cinemnet
Reports received by Dr Condon show a list of night high school reports. Ages range from 16 to beyond. Martha Washington, a farmer, is enrolled in West 4th HP. She has attended since year one and vows to persist until earning a diploma on merit.
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San Marino
St Marinus
Disorletian
Tade
Cinemnet
Tsapie
Condon
Tollmert
Martha Washingto
Brave Auto Driver Hits Coon on Road
Emmett Hodgkin of Lee Mass 18 was the first to start coon hunting with a Ford when returning from Otis fair. He spied a fat coon in the road, opened his exhaust and pressed the pedal, running the animal down.
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Wansted
Lonny Dispatch
New Loke Herald
Emmett Hodgkin
Lee Mass
Coon
Ford
Otis Fair
Hodgkin
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