Mexico Plans to Rebuild Her Lost Industries
Taurez Mexico Oct 18 Mexico plans to rebuild revolution shattered industries after peace. Factory shops mills and stores burned or wrecked will be rebuilt. Pacific Coast cement firm eyeing a 1 009 000 cement plant in Jaurez near shale beds to supply 211 points inland. Carranza officials back border plant to reduce transport costs and boost employment while easing labor shortages.
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Taurez
Mexico
Republic
Andres Garcia
Geeral
Carranza
Francisco Gonzales
Juarez
Jaures
James Mountains
American Cement Company
United States
French Plan For After War Guests
Parks, Oct. 18. French hotel men plan to shelter American battlefield visitors as soon as the war zone opens. Portable sections will house travelers on the Marne front with Grenoble and Meaux groups coordinating hotels and tours. Signposts, illustrated guides, and visitor bureaus will aid tours of the seven days of fighting with maps and heroism notes.
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Meaux
Mapa
Marin
Odmmene
Forest Service studies boost paper from Western woods
Washington October 18 Relief from critical newsprint shortage seen as feasible after Forest Service Laboratory studies show better grades can be made from Western timber. Chips dried and shipped to mills may ease supply if favorable freight rates with railroads secure experimental loads. Wisconsin alone reports a market for over 360000 cords annually. Fire destroys four story brick building of William Gulden at Union Bank.
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Washington
Forest Service
Ilchin Ata
National
William Gulden
Union Bne
NM. 1
Same Old Crowd Runs Republican Party Says Hunt
Henry T. Hunt former Cincinnati mayor and secretary of the Wilson Business Men's National League in New York says business leaders nationwide view the Republican party as run by the same old crowd. He notes distrust of Hughes and praise for Wilson era policies, praising tariff science and a tariff commission over Payne-Aldrich style uncertainty.
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New York
Henry T. Hunt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wilson Business Men's National League
Madison Avenue
New York City
United States
Republican Party
Hunt
Hughes
Taft
Wilson
Michigan
Great Middle West
Tariff Commission
Railroad heads expose fallacy of tariff talk
Fort Wayne Indiana October 18 An additional railroad president counters Republican campaign claims that a Democratic tariff harms business. He argues prosperity began before the war and notes the Wabash line is thriving as a year of strong performance, crediting loyal employees.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Wilson
Lovett
Union Pacific
Underwood
Kearney
United States
Chicago Leads Nation With 808,728 Qualified Voters
Chicago reports the largest registration of voters in the country with 808,728 on the books, including 504,467 men and 304,261 women. The surge in women registering surpasses expectations, and Illinois is projected to exceed 1.9 million total voters for the presidential election.
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Chicago
New York
Illinois
Avis the progressive leader exposes GOP parepredness fallacy
Avis argues that Hughes and Roosevelt mislead the public about preparedness. He cites Navy and Army growth under Wilson versus earlier Republican administrations, highlighting increased enlistments, yard hires, pay, and defense orders. He notes Wilson's expansion of reserves, training camps, and expenditures totaling $635.8 million, urging voters to see Republican criticisms as political maneuvering.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Navy Yard
Ttal
Democratic Party
McKinley
Congress
Repubican
Navy Branch
Defense
Itihateinn
Ips
Universal Republican Press
Tures
Tilman
Senate
Gallinger
Curtis
Durant
Lippitt
Lodge
Penrose
Smoot
Weeks
Mr. Wilson
Wall Street
United States
National Guard
Army
Why Hair Falls Out Dandruff Causes Feverish Scalp
A brief product pitch claims dandruff irritates the scalp and weakens hair roots causing shedding. It touts Danderine as a 25 cent remedy to stop hair loss and remove dandruff after several applications.
California Syrup of Figs for child relief
A magazine style ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels without griping and warns to buy only the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California, Fig Syrup Company
War-time Plant Growth and Naval Expansion Report
The piece notes rapid munition plant growth nationwide, private capital overcoming challenges to produce weapons for potential war. It cites Wilson era naval buildup, listing planned ships and submarines through 1919, and mentions public debate over preparedness. Also reports Odd Fellows officers and business papers convention.
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Wilson
Lusitania
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