Lane critique links child labor bill to suffrage in early 20th century debate
Dr. Proeces Mc Lane of Cody argues the federal child labor bill infringes states rights less than a federal suffrage amendment, citing President Wilson and party platforms. The piece contrasts state action vs federal constitutional change and notes Hughes' political stance.
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Laracie Noyablican
Wyoming Tribune
Proeces Mc Lane
Cody
New Woman's Party
Democratic Congress
Wilson
Congress
Dr. Lane
Lane
Anthony
Hughes
New York State
Mr. Hughes
Suffrage Question Divides Campaign Ambitions
The piece accuses a 100 percent candidate of courting suffragists and antisuffragists, urging Dr Lane to pressure Mr Hughes. It suggests Hughes will dodge the Anthony Amendment question if elected, accusing him of avoiding key campaign issues.
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Congress
Lane
Hoghes
Cheyenne
Hughes
Anthony
Admiral Dewey Denies Navy Demoralization Claims
Admiral Dewey refutes republican attacks on Secretary Daniels and claims the Navy is not demoralized. He notes the fleet slipped from second place 1906–1909 before Wilson, cites a strong 1914 shift, and praises improved discipline, reenlistment rates, and overall efficiency despite ship and manpower gaps.
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Josephus Daniels
Daniela
Dewey
Wilson
White House
Congress
Admiral Dewey
Germany
General Board
USA
Daniels
Railroads Push for Favorable Arbitration Decision
The railroads refuse to accept arbitration unless the arbitrator rules in their favor. To the public it appears the president acted as arbitrator, while railroads resist the deci sion and seek a ruling in their favor.
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United States
United States Forfeits Post Bellum Rights Insights
The London Times reports the United States forfeits all post bellum rights for not sufficiently encouraging allies. It notes possible coexistence without such rights if current rights remain undisturbed.
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United States
London Times
Democrats Claim Credit For Prosperity Citing Rain Sun
A St. Louis Republic quote notes that Democrats do not claim credit for prosperity caused by war but if they did, Republicans would have no ground to complain as prosperity often comes from rain and sunshine on American farms.
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American Farma
St. Louis Republic
Fuzzy Quote Sparks Debate Over Teddy Reference
A fragmented quotation from Mr. Hughes critiques a public figure’s appeal, noting more effort is needed to win support from a restless crowd and comparing attitudes to Teddy Roosevelt in a Lewes Republic context.
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Mr. Hughes
Bullset
Teddy
Lewls Republic
President Wilson as Pacifier for Europe
If President Wilson can keep the peace between the railroads and their employes he should offer his services as pacificator to Europe pursuing speedy diplomacy to avert conflict.
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Wilson
Ile
Pacificator
Europe
Take Ionescu Holds Fate of the Balkans In His Hands
The piece portrays Take Ionescu as a pivotal Romanian statesman courted by Europe. It argues his alliance with France and Britain could decide Balkan outcomes, while his restraint or delay could shift the war front and politics. It highlights his charm, independence, and legal career. It notes his culture and art interests and his skill in courtroom advocacy.
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Take Ionescu
Balkans
Europe
Ionescu
Palkhon
Hritje
Bulgaria
Serbia
Dulenetans
Frince
Myland
Transylvania
Tanat
Austria
Hessarabia
Rusaia
Russia
Veniselos
Paschich
Take Joneson
Janewall
Joneson
Inet
Romania
Commerce Court of
Bucharest
Janeecy
Macaulay
Gerber
Kansas City
Neutrality and the war draw divergent American views
The Times notes neutrality as theory versus practice, highlighting American stance in the war. It discusses American sympathy or opposition, the Hague Convention, and the impact of noninvolvement on postwar rights and obligations. It also mentions film operators in the field and Belgian wartime regulations prompting extreme pleas about suicide or poisoning.
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London Times
United States of America
Finglund
Germany
Amoring
Dangers Facing Film Operators in War Reporting
A clipping from Weber Land and Meer notes that war film operators face greater dangers than frontline soldiers due to their need to film amid bombardment. It argues few operators survive if they attempt risky stunts and that their failures are primarily their own fault.
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Weber Land and
Meer
Beldom
Leon
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Harry P. Hynds
Mates
Capitol
Logan
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