Mrs. Livermore Attacks Wilson League Over Trafficking Clause
The Republican leader Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore condemns the League of Nations covenant for a clause in Article 23 that would supervise treaties involving trafficking in women and children and opium. She argues the provision harms American rights and dignity, comparing it to slavery and urging repudiation by every home. The piece notes the Lodge reservation limiting U.S. obligations.
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Woman Suffrage Threat to League of Nations Solidarity
The document asserts domestic questions, including immigration and labor, remain US domain outside any League of Nations arbitration. It calls US women, citing Wyoming and all states, to vote on election day as a rebuke to Wilson and Cox for an insult to American womanhood and the franchise.
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League of Nations
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Register to vote in November election now open
Registration offices are open through October 9 in the usual precincts. Prior registrations do not count for the upcoming election and voters are urged to register early to avoid crowds and ensure qualification for the November vote.
Is Cox Election Affects United States In League Crux
The piece argues Article 10 binds the U S to defend league members and warns that Cox could force U S into war through league obligation. It contrasts Harding stance promising no mandatory involvement, criticizing Wilson and Cox and urging readers, especially women, to reconsider support amid European conflict history.
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James Cox
Cox Visit Highlights Reed Duck Shooting Day
During a Missouri tour Cox kept attention on Senator James A. Reed a Democratic critic of the Wilson League while Reed joined a long postponed duck shooting expedition observed by Missourians. Reed also sits on the Senate investigation committee handling campaign affairs.
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James A. Reed
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Senate Investigating Committee
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A Two-Edged Sword in Labor Politics
Samuel’s labor allied stance is seen as aiding the Democratic cause, but John Hays Hammond warns that leaders like Gompers cannot deliver the labor vote. He argues American workers will judge by prosperity, recalling 1913 bread lines and soup houses, and warns against tariff tinkering risking a new industrial slump.
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John Hays Hammond
Cox
Gompers
Eat and drink—the new social rule of modern life
The passage notes a shift in behavior saying eating with others invites shared joy while eating alone makes one solitary. It frames communal meals as today’s etiquette and warns of isolation when dining solitary as a trend from the New York Herald.
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New York Herald
From Four Generals To Washington Chapter IV Planes and Frontline Duty
Mr Miller and Watson discuss aviation funding and dispatches from World War I. They compare 740 planes at armistice, 218 De Haviland observer planes, 527 foreign or secondhand craft, and debate optimal numbers per million troops. Captain Sweeney recalls pilots sent to duty in inferior machines with fatal outcomes.
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Congress
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England
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Florelo H. Guardia
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Assault with intent and aviation program debate
Watson and Miller discuss the 1917 1918 aviation buildup. They detail the Ri bot cable proposal, the 22,626 plane goal, and Gen Foulois estimates costing 639 million dollars. They criticize War Department delays and missteps that hindered the program.
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Watson
B. D. Foulois
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F Poulois
War Department
Congress
Lenroot Renominated In Wisconsin Senate Race
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin has been renominated for the upcoming term. The article notes expectations for his succession to the Senate in 1912 and references political factions and reform rhetoric amid regional party activity.
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Wiscopsia
Badger
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Senate
Paul Busting
Notice to bidders for brick construction
Notice to bidders for brick construction located at corner Coates Street and Railroad Avenue. Seer Charles Oberg invites bids and provides location details for the project.
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Coates Street
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