German Editor Raps Hyphenate Men of Politics
Frnet W. Pickhardt editor of the Istingburg Signal argues that German Americans should resist professional politicians who ally with foreign interests to attack President Wilson. He praises loyal German Americans in Indiana and denounces disloyal politicians who he says are few, not representative, and aimed at undermining Wilson.
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Frnet W. Pickhardt
Istingburg
Ind
Gerwan
Indiana
Gershan
Woodrow Wilson
Lhan
Wilm
United States
Western farmers back Wilson over Hughes in post Omaha tour
Washington Grange leaders from Olympia to Yakima rally behind President Wilson after his Omaha appearance, citing his policies on Rural Income Tax, Federal Reserve Banks, Good Roads, Trade Commission, Children’s Bureau, and rail safeguards. Supporters include L. L. Snow, Fred W. Lewis, Henry A. McCormick, and Alson W. Steers, voicing confidence in Wilson’s re election and non partisan tariff ideas.
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New York
Hughes
West
Wilson
Omaha
Mid-West
Democratic National Committee
Grangs
Washington
Federal Reserve
Trade Commission
Children's Bureau
New Jersey
Himes
Alson W. Steers
State Grange
Nooksack
Woodrow Wilson
Fred W. Lewis
Olympia
Tariff Commission
Henry A. McCormick
Partisan
League of Washington
Worth Yakima
Lincoln
L. L. Snow
Thurden County
Pomone
Orange
Roosevelt Man Praises Navy Secretary Daniels in Radical Letter
In a letter to Congressman William W. Kent, William A. Walsh of Los Angeles praises Navy Secretary Daniels as part of a broader Roosevelt faction stance. He argues the Wilson supporters should push a radical fight, defend Daniels, and highlight improvements in officer and enlisted treatment, enlistment trends, and democratic gains, while claiming no personal interest.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
William A. Walsh
Los
William W. Kent
National Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Hughes
Daniels
Bere
Roper Outlines Patriotism of Public Service
Hon Daniel C. Roper voices postal service as a democratic civic force, stressing public duty over pay and the need for reform. He highlights the postal system as a unifying national enterprise with 80 percent of civil service tied to it and calls for better pay for fourth class postmasters, parcel post expansion, and flexible transfers to create an interchangeable, merit‑based workforce across offices.
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Daniel C. Roper
National Association of Postmasters
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Postal Service
United State
Post Office Department
Hostil
Sunbury
Congress
Hughes Wall Street Candidate Reiterated by New York World
New York World editorial calls Charles E Hughes the candidate of Wall Street interests. It accuses Hughes of echoing banking and railway positions in speeches and links his campaign to Wall Street money. The piece concludes by arguing if Hughes is not Wall Street’s candidate then Mark Hanna was a Populist.
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New York
New York World
Charles E. Hughes
Wall Street
World
Collier
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Collier’s
Republican
The
Wall Street Journal
New York Sun
Mexico
Washington
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Pimply Skin Cleared by Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Pimples fade as Olive Tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver. A gentle safe substitute for calomel, the olive colored vegetable compound promotes better feeling and appearance. Take one or two nightly for a week. 6d and 25c per box. available at all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Connecticut Unions Favor Wilson in Presidential Polls
Connecticut labor groups show strong tilt to Woodrow Wilson in a patchwork of straw votes and a nationwide Literary Digest survey. Hartford plumbers report 100 percent support for Wilson, Stamford trainmen show broad backing, and union officials nationwide credit Wilson for labor legislation and broad sympathy from organized workers.
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Connecticut
Stamford
Brotherhood
Hughesey Enooeed Benson
Wilson
Hartford
Woodrow Wilson
Literary Digest
Benson
Hughes
Mr. Benson
the Literary Digest
Eral
Western Federation of Miners
Congress
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and
Paper Hangers
Organized Labor
Panama protests over anti American judge as attorney general
William Jennings Price, American minister to Panama, opposes Judge Demosthenes Arosemena for attorney general. Price cites Arosemena’s 1912 and 1915 police shootings of American soldiers and anti American writings. Price argues the judge should not sit on the bench and rejects indications of personal backing.
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Panama
William Jennings Price
Demosthenes Arosemena
The
Republic
Price
Arosemena
Judge Arosemena
J Leo Franck
Gov. Goethals
R. Price
Kruger Birthday Marked by Many Boers Across Cape Colony
The passage notes that many Boers loyal to the British regime celebrate President Kruger's birthday on Oct 10, 1825 birth date. It recounts his origins in Cape Colony, his Great Trek, Zulu wars, and leadership rise culminating in multiple terms as president, ending with his death July 14, 1904, and mentions a corporate asset distribution by Buhl Corporation.
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Kruger
Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger
Oom Paul
Cape Colony
Vaal
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Ernst W. Pickhardt
NAVY
Los Angeles
Roper
Frederick VIII
Copenhagen
Kirkwall
Hadiey
Post
Paul
Dom Paul
Bure
Clarensland
Buhl Corporation of
Briport
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