Wilson Trusts Delegates To San Francisco Convention
President Wilson tells the New York World he has greatest faith in delegates shaping the Democratic platform in San Francisco ahead of the June 28 meeting. He says the league of nations will dominate the campaign and hopes voters back his peace views. He cautions delegates not to be driven by vanity or selfish impulses, a stance that contrasts with criticisms from William Jennings Bryan.
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Wilson
New York World
Canton Daily News
The
World
San Francisco
League of Nations
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Solomon
A U S System Stands Out in Europe Cabinet Turmoil
The piece argues the U S government offers stability not found in Europe as cabinet resignations with majority votes destabilize Britain Germany and Italy. It notes presidents are held responsible and cabinet upheaval is rare while Pinchot brothers surface only with independent political moves.
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Europe
United States
Germany
Italy
Congress
Pinchot Brothers
Amos
Gifford
Plan to expand steel union organizing at Montreal convention
A conservative critique argues the American Federation of Labor aims to organize U S steel, threatening strikes to force wage demands. It cites Joseph D. Cannon praising last year’s strike, warns of public harm from paralyzing a basic industry, and notes broader political unease amid prohibition debates and social issues.
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Montreal
United States
Joseph D. Cannon
New York City
Gompers
Allen
Four Ohio Republicans vie for governor nomination in open primary
The Ohio GOP faces a lively contest with four candidates Roscoe McCulloch Harry Davis Ralph Cole and Newton Fairbanks seeking the August primary nomination. Analysts expect a hard fought battle with no clear front runner and a wide field open to energize voters across the state.
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Ohio
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Harryl. Davis
Cleveland
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Newton H. Fairbanks
Springfield
Donahey
Cincinnati
Davis
Cotton fiber pulp touted as potential paper solution
Hopewell Virginia reports a new cotton fiber pulp method for print paper, raising hopes for cheaper newsprint but publishers demand practical proof. The development could aid cotton growers by creating a market for cotton stalks and easing shortages that have hit smaller papers hard.
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Hopewell
Virginia
Chicago Tribune
Hearst
Poem and verse snippets stir memories of peonies
A collage of light verse and civic quips celebrates peonies and old fashioned homes. It hails motherhood in early 20th century verse, recalls garden joys, and opens into short humorous excerpts from various newspapers. It preserves a nostalgic, community newspaper voice from 1920.
Just Stub Ends by J H Reed
A reflective column critiques ambition and judgment praising balanced effort. It notes people resist average improvement, warns of self praise, and mocks market vanity while urging prudent communication and purposeful duty. It ends with a quip about time misuse and idle kingship.
One Cent Economy and Constructive Work in Government
A Washington analysis by Edward B. Rosa shows that over 90 percent of federal spending funds wars and debt while only one cent per dollar backs constructive programs like health, education, and research. He argues boosting the constructives share to five cents could spur wealth creation and attract top scientists amid high living costs.
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Washington, D. C
Edward B. Rosa
Bureau of Standards
Congress
United States
Reclamation Service
Agricultural Department
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Standards, Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Women’s and Children’s Bureaus
Vocational Education
Library of Congress
The
Smithsonian Institution
Public Health Service
Bureau
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dr. Rosa
Rosa
KWIZ Answer Key From Thompson Feature Service
Answers and questions from yesterday's KWIZ register key include definitions for gratitude grit and liberal and notes on KOS symbol and Keep On miling society. It lists geographic and cultural items like Chihuahua cage ball and the Law of the Plainsmen with Thompson Feature Service in New York.
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Kwiiz
Keep On
England
Rudolph Schroeder
United States Army
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
United States
Chihuahua
Mexico
New Mexico
Texas
Thompson
West 16Th St
New York City
Unforgivable clothes and fashion sense at a college gathering
Ruth Cameron argues women should dress with intelligence and harmony, condemning a few attendees for loud red hats and mismatched necklines. She recalls a college gathering where tasteful attire stood out against visibly imprudent fashion choices and urges wardrobe decisions reflecting inner taste.
A Patchwork of Wit From Chicago Headlines
The column strings aphorisms on necessity prosperity and social quirks. It hints at gender roles courtship superstition Korean customs and odd science with a playful, era tone. The piece weaves humor through daily life observations and curious supposed facts.
Holding a Husband Holding a Husband 2
Adele Garrison scenes reveal a daughter’s tense moment as her father opens a small trunk. He trembles before old letters, the couple’s pre marriage correspondence, and a grandmother’s keepsake box, all guiding a painful memory toward understanding.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historic Dates
A compilation notes anniversaries from 1721 onward including Montreal fire losses, Hawara Tiffin Ohio's first governor, and 1810 New York's first Catholic bishop. It also lists 1900 Pekin foreign ministers exit, 1917 cotton futures highs, and today’s notable birthdays Earl of Bemersyde Haig Newton A McCully Max Pemberton William Brady Edward Cicotte.
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Montreal
England
Ueen
Victoria
New York Cotton Exchange
Earl of
Chicago
Detroit
Dabney Retires After Fifteen-Year Cincinnati Presidency
Dr Charles W Dabney marks his sixty fifth birthday and retires as president of the University of Cincinnati after over fifteen years at the helm He hails from a Virginia family and studied in the United States and Europe He previously led the University of Tennessee and is a prolific writer on education The article also mentions population notes about centenarians and a treaty clause restricting pork imports in Kashmir.
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Charles W. Dabney
University of Cinein
Ind University
Dabney
Virginia
Stonewall Jacson
United States
Europe
University of Tennesse
University of Cincinnati
Haharajah
Punjab
Kashmir
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Ohio Fight
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Just Folks
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Peonies
Columbus Dispatch
Toledo Blade
Albany Journal
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Rhimester
Youngstown
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Luke McLuke
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Tribune
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Newark
Sam Free
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Marion Star
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Argus
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Internal Revenue
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Kentucky
Chicago News
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Jig
Serbia
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Denmark
Switzerland
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