Savannah letters mix politics and reform chatter 1916
A Brunswick News reader from Washington writes on congressional experience and the value of seasoned service, praising Georgia figures like Hardwick Brantley and Walker. The piece argues that tenure in Congress shapes influence and policy, urging voters to support incumbents amid Republican attacks on Wilson administration.
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Washington, D. C
Eleventh District
Washington
Congress
Glynn County
Washington, D.C. Ave
Brunswick News
Hive
House of Representatives
William Jennings Gryan
School of
W. Hardwick
Georgia
South
J. R. Walker
Wilson
Fragmentary note on Mexico costs and neighbor dispute
A garbled excerpt mentions Mexico costs and an extra expense tied to troublesome neighbors and a fee. The damaged text provides unclear references to sums or agencies without concrete details or dates.
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Mexico
Free Newspapers Call for Reader Cooperation and Transparent Burdens
A fragment urges readers to recognize the financial strain on newspapers amid a paper famine. It argues for honest discussions about costs and stresses the need for cooperative effort between press and public to sustain journalism.
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Americas Times Recorder
Japanese Cotton Goods Arrive as New Japanese Freight Line Opens
A New Japanese Freight Line ship docks in New York loaded with Japanese cotton products. The line is backed by a Tokyo based company with mills in Tokio Sakai and Yokohama planning a U S agency to market goods. Wages in best mills range from twelve to forty cents daily with child labor and rising earnings over sixteen years.
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New York
Panama Canal
Tokio
Sakai
Yolobama
United States
Austin
Tennessee
Japan
The Way We See It Character Is Basis of Credit
J P Morgan testified before the Pujo Committee in Washington that credit rests on character not wealth. He declared no trusted man could obtain money from him on any bonds in Christendom. The statement reflects Morgan as a pivotal banker and invites careful consideration for bankers and bank employees.
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J. Prepont Morgan
Pujo
Washington
Eveyone
Mr. Morgan
Harsh Living Quarters Described by Survivors
Fifteen women or girls slept on the floor in a single room and ate a sparse meal of rice and beans with a small fish portion, half a radish, and tea. The account highlights severe deprivation and limited shelter.
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