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Mixing factional strife colors early party conference
A fragmented report notes tensions at a political gathering with temp chairman contention. The western party wing backs Senator Borah of Idaho for the keynote as factions debate strategy and leadership, while discussions reference Lodge Root and other figures in a complex lineup.
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Senator Lodge
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Carpet Mill Probers Debate Prosperity Claims
Republican papers question real prosperity citing wartime industry as the only active sector. They warn that postwar mushroom prosperity will fade and lower mood may follow under Taft and Roosevelt era policies. An item mentions Sanford & Sons carpet mills in Amsterdam.
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Sanford & Sons
Amster
Mills Grant New Year Bonuses Amid Sluggish European Demand
New York mills award bonuses from two to the high range of percent of wages based on service length. The change signals prosperity, though the mills produce carpets with no current demand in Europe, reflecting mixed market conditions.
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Europe
An Appeal for Peach and Peace Talks Across Fronts
Dispatches report German socialists appealed to their French counterparts to end the war by pressuring the government. They offer concessions on Alsace Lorraine and Belgium’s status as key obstacle. France’s return of Belgium and German concessions could shape early peace prospects.
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Substitutes for cotton in gunpowder production claimed
The article asserts Germany has found a substitute for cotton in gunpowder, using cellular material from forests, and suggests cotton imports from America may cease. It discusses wartime contraband, and moments of political commentary on China, Europe, and figures like Yuan Shikai, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Kaiser Wilhelm, with speculative notes on 1916.
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Germany
America
Mark Twain and printing industry links explored
A note traces Mark Twain's ties to early printing work from his composing room days at Gray and Green to his later role at Charles L Webster and Co. It highlights his earnings as a compositor and the profits from General Grant's Memoirs, reflecting his evolving involvement in publishing.
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New Yorker
Gray& Green
Wiliam Green’ Corporation
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Charles L. Webster & Co
Grant
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General Grant
New President of Switzerland Camille de Coppet
Camille de Coppet named new President of Switzerland after long public service. Former Vice President and head of the Military Department born June 4 1862 in Suscevaz near Yverdon Vaud, rose through National Council and Council of States before Federal Council election in 1912 and presidency in 1907. The office marks a democratic, ceremonial role with limited powers.
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Camille de Coppet
Switzerland
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Yverdon
Vaud
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Council of States
Federal Council
Confederation
Mary Pickford's Talk to People About Acting Lessons
A behind the scenes portrait of a pretty girl chasing a film career. She resists low pay, overacts makeup, and learns hard lessons in camera presence and obedience to the director. The piece stresses how to behave on set and why truth beats vanity.
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Miss Pickford
Sue
Answers to Correspondents Master wants Chicago actor career
A letter from a Chicago writer discusses guiding a 12 year old reader toward acting. Advice prioritizes schooling if possible, or auditioning at Chicago studios when opportunities arise. The writer describes himself as a small man with hazel eyes and light brown hair, noting eye color can appear blue in certain light.
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Chicago Daily News
M. Mara
Father Dimeult
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Chicago Health Commission Report Spurs Prohibition of Red Light District
The Chicago vice commission report of 1911 led to the suppression of the red light district and a decline in prostitution by about 60 percent as business avenues disappeared. Health departments plan to combat venereal diseases with dispensaries, hospitals, case registration, education, and repression of men’s establishments. The commission, including engineers and health officials, has issued two reports on ventilation and milk standards, promoting pasteurization and safer milk distribution across major cities.
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Society of Architects
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Commission of Milk’ Standards
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Ohi Tribune
Spirit of the Press Sees Stretch of Imagination in Political Noms
A collage of editorial takes from Boston Globe Indianapolis News Evening Mail Wall Street Journal Chicago News and Washington Post speculates on political fantasy roles for Champ Clark Bryan Wilson Roosevelt and Edison. Commentary notes shifting alliances and the prospect of nominating contending figures shaping the upcoming season.
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Variety
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Roosevelt
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