Dr Lane on Child Labor and Suffrage in the 1916 debate
An article reproduces Dr Proeces Mc Lane of Cody arguing that the child labor bill infringes states rights more than a federal suffrage amendment. It contrasts federal authority over interstate commerce with state control of voting rights, noting political maneuvering by Mr Hughes and President Wilson across party lines and the two national conventions.
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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
Hughes Asked on Anthony Amendment in Cheyenne Visit
The article portrays Dr. Lane and Mr. Hughes in a Cheyenne visit confrontation over suffrage. It questions whether Hughes would push Congress to pass the Anthony Amendment if elected, suggesting he remains evasive on major campaign issues.
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Congress
Lane
Hoghes
Cheyenne
Hughes
Anthony
Admiral Dewey Denounces Navy Demoralization Charges
Admiral Dewey rebuts Republican attacks on Secretary Daniels and the navy. He notes the fleet’s rank decline from 1906 to 1909 and argues the new naval bill is the best ever, insisting the navy is not demoralized. He cites enlistment stability, reenlistment rates near 90 percent, reduced desertions, and discipline gains as proof.
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Josephus Daniels
Daniela
Dewey
Wilson
White House
Congress
Admiral Dewey
Germany
General Board
USA
Daniels
Railroads Demand Biased Arbitration Favoring Industry
The railroads oppose simple arbitration and push for an arbitrator who will rule for them. From the public view the president appears to have acted as arbitrator, while the railroads refuse to accept the decision.
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United States
United States Forfeits Post Bellum Rights Says Times
The London Times reports the United States has forfeited post bellum rights by failing to adequately encourage its allies. The piece contemplates whether such rights are essential and notes possible U.S. continued enjoyment of present rights if undisturbed.
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United States
London Times
United States of America
Finglund
Germany
Amoring
Democrats claim credit for prosperity after war
The St. Louis Republic notes that Democrats avoid claiming credit for wartime prosperity while Republicans could object to misattributed gains, arguing that prosperity results from rain and sunshine on American farms.
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American Farma
St. Louis Republic
Undefined excerpt prompts wild crowd comparison to Teddy
The fragment shows Mr. Hughes challenging the crowd to see any link between him and Teddy. It suggests tension and a push for recognition, but the source text is incomplete and ambiguous about the event, date, or setting.
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Mr. Hughes
Bullset
Teddy
Lewls Republic
President Wilson urged to offer pacificator services to Europe
The writer argues that if President Wilson can settle the dispute between railroads and their workers he should promptly extend his pacificator role to Europe, implying his diplomatic leadership could end European tensions.
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Wilson
Ile
Pacificator
Europe
Take Ionescu Holds Fate of the Balkans In His Hands
Romanian statesman Take Ionescu rises as a central figure in European diplomacy with allies and Germans courting him. He wields potential influence to shift Romania toward the war effort, affecting campaigns against Bulgaria and Austria. His personal traits and career as a lawyer reveal a formidable, flexible leader pivotal to Balkan strategy.
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Take Ionescu
Balkans
Europe
Ionescu
Palkhon
Hritje
Bulgaria
Serbia
Dulenetans
Frince
Myland
Transylvania
Tanat
Austria
Hessarabia
Rusaia
Russia
Veniselos
Paschich
Neutrality and war reporting in early 20th century focus
The text discusses neutrality during war, American stance, and German expectations. It notes American hesitations, Hague Convention implications, and the perception of U S actions. It also mentions film operators in the field aiding soldiers and home audiences, plus a Belgian magistrate's extreme plea about death by poison or rape under occupation rules.
Dangers Faced by War Film Operators in Conflict
A fragment discusses the peril to film operators in war zones, noting their risk is higher than soldiers at the front. It reflects on how operators must continue work amid fire and danger, with rare instances of correspondents being killed and critiques on missteps by the press.
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Weber Land and
Meer
Beldom
Leon
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Janewall
Joneson
Inet
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Macaulay
Gerber
Kansas City
Munity
Mrs. G
Prom Popular Mechanics Magazine
Belgiam
Belgium
Atmesti
Fletcher
Infanta
Reye's
Ry A
Harry P. Hynds
Mates
Capitol
Logan
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