Jellicoe reports German losses at Jutland battle
The British admiralty tallies German losses at Jutland with estimates ranging from 108000 to 117220 tons. Jellicoe notes heavy German torpedo actions hindered by weather and low visibility. The battle involved Marlborough and others. reports describe destroyer flotillas attacking and German ships, with daylight searches recovering survivors and wreckage.
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Primeass Royal
New Zealand
Jellicoe
Ted
Borough
Koenig
Duke
Kolenig
Kaizer
Heath
Guider
Duke of Bainbure
Trayer
Trayer At, ‘Duting the Rapidly Approaching Knead
Dingo
Stirling
Horn Reef
Horn ‘Reef
Ardent
Fortune
Tipperary
Warrior
Jutland
Reena
Kronprins
Democrats Call For United American Foreign Policy Unity
The Americanism plank urges national preparation and character to define the United States role in global relations. It condemns subversive groups aiding foreign powers, warns against racial or religious prejudice, and vows unity over partisanship to protect democracy and national welfare.
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United States
Democratic Party
America
Referendum Polls Back Wilson Policies in Washington District
Congressman Dill released results from a Spokane area referendum on key Wilson administration policies. In a predominantly Republican district, a large majority supported increased military funding and Mexico policy, while opinions on naval buildup, imperial pullout, and other items varied.
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Dill
Spokane
Washington
Fifth
National Guard
Philippines
Labor Interest Warned Against Money Powers
In this presidential campaign workers are urged to wake to the fall election. The piece warns predatory interests aim to regain White House power, threatening wage gains, shorter hours, and protections under Wilson’s administration. It cites Justice Hughes and Taft, labor gains, and calls for workers to defend proven friends.
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White House
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Wilson
William Howard Taft
Hughes
New York
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Refuse to Swallow Hughes as California Independents Back Wilson
Isidor Jacobs of San Francisco, a philanthropist, says California will support President Wilson. He telegrams Washington predicting the independent vote will line up for re election on a platform of peace, prosperity and principle.
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Hughes
California
Wilson
Isidor Jacobs
San Francisco
Administration eyeing farm interests in eight point program
The article argues the Wilson administration has enacted an eight item agricultural program to aid farmers. It notes Congress already passed the Smith Lever and supports acts for rural credits and standardization of cotton and grain, with warehouse and road policies under debate. It contrasts this with Republican inertia and calls for public judgment on the Democratic record.
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St. Louis Republic
United States
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Schiff Lauds Unity Era
Jacob H. Schiff of Kuhn Loeb and company praises President Wilson for a constructive administration. He highlights the tariff law and Federal Reserve system as momentous achievements and credits Wilson with reducing class antagonism between producers and consumers.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Wilson
Federal Reserve Bank
Voter hesitation over Republican bid near election outcome
The piece argues citizens should beware as Republicans lure voters with vague promises while Democrats advance toward victory. It notes public trust in current prosperity and mentions a stock market price of 65000 for a seat on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
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