Impregnable Position Cited In U S Political Debate
The New York Sun argues that Mr Hughes holds an impregnable stance and that Mr Wilson cannot win by contesting Hughes on chosen topics. It highlights Hughes saying the worker is a human being and notes Democratic and Republican reactions as the debate swells across Detroit and beyond.
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New York Sun
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Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Detroit
Democratic Party
Sun
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Republican Party
Venroses
Smoots
Murray Cranes
Cannons
Himslf
Supreme Bench
News blockade in Germany throttles dispatches to U S readers
A protest from American newspaper correspondents in Germany accuses the British censor ship of mutilating most reports. Only a fraction of sixty dispatches from June reached New York, coloring coverage to aid the Allies. The claim asserts a combined food and news blockade aimed at shaping public perception.
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Germany
New York World
New York
England
United States
Hypnotist Claims Ease of Mind Control and War Hopes
The piece cites Prof Hugo Muensterberg asserting hypnosis works on all. It notes Charles Hughes allegedly skilled in subduing Europe while stabilizing Mexico. It records Col Spencer Cosby Testing gas and losing speech for ten days, hoping family safety prevents any harmful impulse toward German shrapnel.
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Charles Bvens Hughes
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United States
Paris
Lincoln and Wilson On Mexican Policy Support
The letter cites Abwham Lincoln praising republicanism and urging restraint in foreign intervention. It argues the United States should show forbearance and sympathy toward Mexican states while acknowledging unsettled conditions and the need for a peaceful path to reform. The text defends the idea of nonintervention and stresses enduring support for republican governance in Mexico.
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Wilson
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Mexico
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United States
Wanted A Man in the Nation’s Big Business Voice
A Kansas City Star notice mocks a corporate ad seeking a man with vigor ambition earnestness and a clear record plus a good personality and solid education. It notes pay is unlimited and praises the type scarce at the top with big firms in New York and mentions other current world news and labor flare-ups.
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Kansas City Star
Hio
New York
British Lieutenant Recounts Capturing Turkish Dugout Loot
A British lieutenant recalls storming a frontline dugout held by Turkish troops. He describes tossing bombs into the dugout, then confronting captains and lieutenants, and looting a luxurious shelter with beer, ham, eggs, champagne, a gramophone, and a typewriter before retreating to daylight. The piece ends noting his later public service roles in New York.
Clipped Comment on Opinion and Knowledge
The piece critiques people who hold traditional, derivative beliefs and act on secondhand knowledge. It argues many rarely think independently, rely on ready made opinions, and defend them as if earned by study, warning against disguising ignorance as expertise.
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The
Boston Transcript
Bedlam
Pots and Kettle on Casement and Edith Cavell
The piece compares Casement’s Congo and atrocity efforts to a German label system. It portrays Casement as an idealist martyr to Germany and a traitor to England, while praising Edith Cavell as a radiant martyr in England and denouncing her killer. It also contrasts views of Dublin leaders as noble in Germany and guilty rebels in England.
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New York World
Casement
Congo
Europe
Preen
England
Fryattle
Germany
Dublin
Edith Cavell
Joan of Arc
By-Products of War Spark Public Hypocrisy
The article notes war era hypocrisy as a by-product, comparing the political discourse to a kettle whose blackened worry reveals public relief in voicing sharp judgments about abandoned conditions and desperate situations.
Wilson criticizes Hughes and the power of words
The article argues that Hughes and other critics misunderstand Wilson. It cautions that law and words guide national disputes, not force, and notes the Supreme Court's authority while stressing that public will often accepts lawful decisions over battlefield outcomes. It emphasizes words shape nations and culture.
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San Francisco
Wilson
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Campaign Managers for Wilson and Hughes Named
The Review of Reviews notes Democratic chairman Vance McCormick of Pennsylvania brings reform values and reputable methods to Wilson campaign leadership while William K Wilcox of New York City serves as Hughes campaign chairman as a personal ally with strong ethics.
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Hughes
Vance McCormick
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Brgmbaugh
McCormick
Hughes Camperge Committee
William K. Wilcos
New York City
Wilcow
Fisherman’s Day Off Quip Sparks A Light Moment
A Washington Star note quotes a playful exchange about taking a day off to go fishing. The humor centers on the speaker wanting an excuse, while the other asks if he is a fisherman, prompting a wry reply about needing a justification.
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The
Washington Star
Do It Now Myst Sulis Cleaned and Praised Sale
A brief listing notes item Do It Now Myst Sulis cleaned and praised for 75 cents at 404 West 19th with contact phone ending in 2J.
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