Party of Monopoly Ties GOP to Big Business and Property Rule
The Tribune reprints a New York World critique arguing the Republican party is a property party led by Penrose, Barnes, Gallinger and allies who align with big business, Wall Street and tariff interests. It asserts any Republican candidate will embody property rights and a property administration, shaping the next campaign.
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The
Tribune
New York World
Woodrow Wilson
Penrose
Barnes, Gallinger
Democratic Party
Wilson
Republican Party
Penroses
Barneses
Gallingers
Old Guard
Hughes
Root
Roosevelt
Burton
Harding
Fairbanks
McCall
Chicago
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Tariff Corporation
President Wilson and public policy initiative stance
In Washington whispers claim President Wilson dreads certain stories defining his attitude toward men and policies. The text argues the president will not bow to any generalized public demand, denying he acts as a messenger for possible will of the people four years ago. He rejects being subject to initiative referendum or recall.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Democratic Advantage in Party Leadership Debate
A viewpoint praising the Democratic Party as superior to the Republicans. It lauds Mr. Wilson as a central Democratic leader and asserts the party follows him without hesitation, portraying his influence as decisive and positive for the Democrats.
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Democratic Party
Mr. Wilson
Time's Changes and the Colonel’s Shifting Primaries
A compact reflection on political pivots as the Colonel reacts to changing views in the presidential primaries, illustrating how support and stance can shift amid a charged campaign season.
Latest photo of General Pershing leads troops over border
Howard Anderson led a detachment of the noted infantry across the border at Sao Boulto and engaged a Mexican force, reporting a bold front in the border operation. The image captures Pershing directing the unit as tensions rise between nations.
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Howard Anderson
Sao Boulto
A Real Friend in a Tumult of Speech
A fragmentary scene features a guarded exchange about loyalty and occupation in a town setting. The dialogue hints at social expectations and partisan opinions as characters debate roles and service.
Dooin backs Bender as Giants eye comeback season
Charley Dooin, longtime Giants catcher, insists Chief Bender will be a great pitcher this year. Dooin opposed by critics, even offering a contract last winter before Phillies acted, citing Bender’s earnings history from 1903 onward as proof of value despite past doubts.
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Charley Dooin
New York Giants
Bender
Dooin
McGraw
Giants
Gotham Pilot
Phillies
Athletics
Feds
Baseball talk from a bygone era of hopeful pennant dreams
A collection of vivid baseball praise and player notes from early league chatter. Mentions of Harry McQuillan, Lavigne, Bobby Conley, Marty O Toole, Hughey Jennings, Hank Gowdy, Larry McLean, Jimmy Sheckard, Bill McKechnie, Max Flack, Casey Stengel, and the Robins. Highlights hopes for many teams, rising stars, and strategic moves amid a lively, era-tinged commentary.
Coveleski Key To Detroit Pennant Hopes
Detroit's pennant chances hinge on Harry Coveleski who is praised for his speed control and pitching edge when in form. His erratic conditioning and ability to sustain pace are noted as the deciding factor alongside Veach Cobb Crawford and Jennings for close games.
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Detroit
Harry Coveleski
Coveleski
Cal
Veach
Cobb
Crawford
Jennings
One Pitched Ball Wins Game In Mariners History
Manager Childs of the Portsmouth team pitched a single ball in the June 20, 1910 game against Marion. The tiny act produced a triple play and credited Childs with pitching a full inning, the only time such a feat has been recorded in baseball history.
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Hiatery
Hall of Fame
Childs
Portsmouth
Marion
Connie Mack Pursues Collegian Watt Amid Printing Grumble
Windy dispatch hints Connie Mack threads to sign collegian Watt for the Detroit team as Witter appears with Newark. If Watt joins, printers and proofreaders fear a fusillade of cuss words as the rumor stirs city sports chatter.
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Witt
Connie Mack
Watt
Detroit
Witter
Newark
Connie
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Familly
Ma’aio
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Harry McQuillan
Bridgeport
Burkett
Lavigne
Lowell
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Louis Peiper
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Bobby” Conley
Dorchester
Marty O'Toole
Hughey Jennings
Braves
Hank Gowdy
Larry McLean
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Jimmy" Sheckard
Dodgers
Cubs
Reds
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Bill McKechnie
Max Flack
Bunter
Casey Stengel
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