German Americans used as catspaws by Republicans says Dubuque clergyman
In Dubuque Iowa October 14 a pro German sentiment article cites Rev Winke Heineke former St John Lutheran pastor now in New York City stating that Republicans are using German Americans as a catspaw to defeat President Wilson. Heineke argues GOP leaders would ally with England and thrust the nation into war, warning German Americans against supporting Hughes and warning of betrayal after the election.
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Cake i ‘Ubuque
Iowa
Republican Party
Wilson
Fisther
Wwineke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
New York City
Heineke
Dubuque
Red Cross
Mr. Heineke
America
Robert Bacon
Probdy
England
Germany
Hughes
Roosevelt
Theodore Roonevelt
Maine
Lena Ees
United States
Iags
War Fm
Congress
Harhes
Hoosevelt
Tariff Revision Viewed as Not a Free Trade Move
Political correspondence argues tariff revision is not free trade but a measured reform to reintroduce competition. It contrasts Democratic openness to outside competition with Republican protectionism, noting Democrats favor adjustment by industry rather than sole price setting by manufacturers.
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Europe
Dehrocratic Party
Republican Party
Socialists See Wilson as Best Choice for President
New York October 14 Socialists lean toward Woodrow Wilson as the preferred candidate. Many party members will vote for him or publicly declare allegiance to Wilson. Max Eastman, editor of The Masses, praises Wilson for antiwar stance and international federation drive, arguing it marks progress beyond Lincoln. He contrasts Hughes unfavorably for lack of such vision.
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New York
Wilson
Max Eastman
Masses
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
International Federation
United States
Lincoln
Hughes
Deutschland to sail soon on second voyage
Amsterdam October 14 Captain Paul Koenig of the German submarine Deutschland says preparations for a second Atlantic voyage are underway after receiving a congratulatory telegram from his native town on the ship's voyage to the United States and back.
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Amsterdam
Hamburger Nachrichten
Paul Koenig
Deutschland
United States
Pan American Achievements of McAdoo Spelled a United Trade Plan
The piece credits Secretary McAdoo with launching the Pan American Financial Conference in 1915 and building a framework for closer U.S. Latin American trade. It describes an international high commission, group country committees, and ongoing meetings to standardize fiscal rules, trade documents, and postal and transport cooperation. It notes bipartisan praise and the aim to expand American commerce across the hemisphere.
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Wilson
United States
Latin- America
Europe
Gamius
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Western Hemisphere
America
Congress
Washington
South
Central America
Republican Party
Democratic Party
McAdoo
I MetAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
International High Commission
Buenos Ayres
John Bassett Moore
L. 8. Rowe
Hague
Chambers of Commerce
Americas
Latin America
South America
Otto of
Sia
Cascarets Offer Gentle Liver and Bowel Cleanse
An old promotional advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe gentle laxative to cleanse the liver and bowels. It claims relief from bilious symptoms such as dizziness coated tongue foul breath and sour stomach and suggests giving Cascarets to children as harmless and effective.
In Walked Jimmy to Open at Lyric Theatre with Blaney
Harry Clay Blaney returns to the stage in In Walked Jimmy at the Lyric Theatre for a week starting Monday night. The comedy drama follows Jimmy as he rescues Cinderella Shoe Co from collapse, risking his own reputation while winning Vivacious Kitty Wolfe as his love interest. Miss Wolfe co-stars as the leading lady with Blaney, whose comeback harks to his past hits Across the Pacific and Little Nemo.
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John Trelawen
Cinderella Shoe Co
Old Treleven
Jimmy
Harry Clay Blaney
Lyric Theatre
Blaney
Rey
Poll’s Theatre Presents A Shattered Idol and More
Sam Liebert and selected players return for the last Poli’s showing with the comedy A Shattered Idol. Ray and Gordon Dooley, Bryce and Coyne, Holden and Harron, and Barnon’s Midget Horses perform. The Straight Way with Valeska Suratt, Mary MacLaren in Wanted A Hid, The Secret Panel with Paul Panzar, Pathe News, twelve reels, and Poli’s Orchestra. Two shows at 6 and 8.
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Sam Liebert
Poll’s
Ray
Gordon Dooley
Doolar
Bryce and Coyne
Holden
Harron
Barnon
Straight Way
Valeska Suratt
Pathe
Mary MacLaren
Polils
Paul Panzar
Poli
Plaza program features Cavalieri in Shadows of Her Past
Lina Cavalieri headlines the Pathe feature Shadows of Her Past at the Plaza tomorrow night with an outstanding supporting cast and a full bill of attractions including Staine's Comedy Circus Kennedy and Burt Engaged Married and Divorced Gallando the clay modeler and Wilfred Lucas in The Rummy plus The Lover's Might Keystone film and other screenings. counterfeit alerts issued in Washington warn of highly capable $10 Minneapolis and $5 New York notes.
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Lina Cavalieri
Pathe
Plaza
Miss Cavalieri
iShe
Staine
Kennedy
Burt
Savannah
Georgia
Gallando
Wilfred Lucas
Sunday Church Services Across City Churches
A wide listing of Sunday worship times and events at St. John's St. Luke's St. George's Christchurch Trinity Church United Congregational Park Street and West End Congregational Calvary Baptist Olivet Congregational and many others. Readings include Holy Communion morning prayer sermons Sunday schools and midweek activities with mentions of first day worship at new locations and upcoming speakers.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Park and Fairfield Avenues
Stephen F Sherman, Jr
Charles W. Findlay
Mr. Findlay
St. Luke's
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
Wiliam H. Jepson
G. F. S. Corporate
F. SS
St. George's Church
Clinton and
Beechwood Avenues
H. E.kelly
Christchurch
Courtland Street
Fairfield Avenue
John G. Laddler
United Congregational Church
Corner Broad and
Gilbert Streets
Washington
Gladden
D. C
Columbus
Ohio
Decevee
Spross
Park Street
West End Congregational Church
Colorado Avenue
State Street
Ralph ‘Herbert White
Olivet
Main Street
North Avenue
George Olver Tamblyn
Howard Speer
Ralph Payne
Calvary Baptist Church
Con Avenue
Bunnell Street
Trinity
E. Church
Hubert Cyril
Carter
Lettin
Epworth League
W. J. Thompson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Broad Street
George M. Brown
Jessie H. Brown
Park M
Barnum and Noble Avenues
Everett A. Barnes
H. A. Chaffee
Brotherhood Bible
Emma Smith
Department of World Evangelism
Newfield M
Home Department
First Methodist Church
People’s Presbyterian Church
Laurel and Park Avenues
H. A. Davenport
R. C. Whitehead
Stratford
C. EB
S. M. Keough
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Bridgeport Christian Vasion, Inc
Churches of
C. W. Simpson
Bank Street
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German Reformed Church
Congress Street
H. G. Wiemer
Bethel A. M. Echurctt
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Allen Christian ‘Endeavor
Yi University
First Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Avenue
John MacLaren Richardson
Sun
Christian Endeavor of
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the Friendly Church
William Wallace Rose
First German Lutheran Church
Grand and
Catherine Streets
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Bronxville
North Main Street
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Salvation Army
Elmstreet
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