Mexican revolution as economic struggle against foreign control
The piece argues that Mexico’s upheaval is a revolt against foreign domination by American, British, French, and other investors who profited from Diaz era concessions. It claims Mexicans are reclaiming oil, mines, land, and tax bases, ending exclusive grants to foreign interests, and seeking economic independence and home ownership through nationalization and reform.
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Hue
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Aldrich
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New York
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Wilson
Fragmented OCR item hints at a wave and test context
An unclear OCR fragment references a test or wave event with mentions of an area and equipment. Details are incomplete, but the piece implies a scientific or demonstration setting with possible laboratory or field activity and moving components.
Imperialism or Democracy in 1916 Campaign Clash
A political manifesto condemns foreign investment and intervention in Mexico, arguing that defending Diaz serves Wall Street and the banks. It warns that intervention would bring imperialism, militarism, and loss of American liberties, framing the 1916 choice as imperialism versus democracy. Includes a warning against banker control and asks voters to oppose intervention. It ends with Partner Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
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Mr. Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Germany
England
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Literary Digest
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Roosevelt
Wilson
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International Workers’ Defense League
Spain
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New York Traction
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America
Foreign Office
Russia
France
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Navy
Wall Street
Class Initiation at Grand Army hall for Franklin Bartlett
Franklin Bartlett camp No 11 Sons of Veterans will hold a large class initiation in Grand Army hall next Tuesday night. Members of Elias Howe post No 3 G A R have been invited. A smoker will follow. Washington October 14 Cotton consumed in September 529227 running bales versus 498738 a year ago and 558717 in August. For two months to September 1,087,944 bales consumed vs 963,130 last year. Dutch French bulbs John Reck & Son
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Elias Howe Post
Washington
United States
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