Wyoming Tribune Defends Campaign Tone in Editorial Feud
The Wyoming Tribune counters accusations of unlabelled political advertising and harsh rhetoric. It accuses the rival editor of hypocrisy while urging mature campaigning and arguing for Wilson’s reelection with stated support for Democratic candidates and policies.
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Wyetming Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
Republican National Committee
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Deming
Wilson
Congress
Washington
United States
Mexico
Germany
Deutschland’s Voyage Brings U S Public Joy at Return
The Deutschland’s arrival at its home port elicited broad American relief after long neutrality. The public viewed her as a rabbit pursued by wolves and applauded her escape, signaling tolerance for renewed transatlantic submarine traffic despite Anglo French patrols.
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United States
Germany
Submarine commerce and blockade shift the war’s outcome
The article argues that Britain’s strict blockade of Germany and neutrals may lose force if German submarines sustain merchant traffic. If Germany can feed itself despite the blockade, large fleets become less necessary and world peace nears. The Deutschland’s potential impact could mark the war’s turning point.
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Vider Een
Great Beltain
Hreltich Stalemmen
Rtalin
Ritalin Haw
Wwe
Great Britain
Britain
Germany
German Empire
England
Not the Letter But the Spirit in Arbitration Debate
The piece argues President Wilson supports arbitration’s spirit over its letter in railroad labor disputes. It argues for a practical eight hour test supervised by experts, continuing existing arbitration for other issues, and seeks legislation to prevent future strikes, urging railroad presidents to cooperate for public good.
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Mesopotamia
Wilson
Nho
Taranto Naval Base and its Storied History in Italy
WASITINGTON August 28 The Taranto naval base in southern Italy is famed for its harbor and fortifications including San Pietro and San Paolo. The article traces Taranto from ancient Taras through Roman and Byzantine eras to modern times with its oyster industry and Tarantella origins.
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Wasitington
D. C
Taranto
Somthern Ticily
Dieneter
National Geographic Society
Ile Waelkingion
Ferdinand I of
Aragon
Alte
Gulf of Taranto
Italy
San Pietro
San Paolo
Tarantum
Taras
Neptune
Horate
Inner Sea
BB. C
Farentum
Magna Graecis
Tinly
Sleily
Pyrrhae
Epirus
Coldiera
Tarentum
Milo
Rome
Hannibal
Publius
Colonia Neptunia
Robert Guiscard
Il Triglio
Mare Plocolo
Peninsula
Woman’s sickness breaks house and heart of men
A clipped commentary traces how a sick woman disrupts family life, yet she remains the indispensable partner. It laments chivalry wasted on women, urges better care and sympathy, and links gender to social and economic strains after war.
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Tom Bodine
Paris Mercury
Fragmentary Fromike 34 Louis Republic item
Incomplete clipping notes a statement by Mughos GDeclares about industry and a "fool's Par" misquote or garbled speech. Readable elements point to a political or industrial remark but lack clear attribution or context.
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Louis Republic
Mughos
Induswe
Maine Campaign Momentum Signals Voters Ahead of November
A muddled note suggests boat speakers from both parties head to Maine for a statewide campaign. The nation watches September 1 for clues to how voters align before the November election.
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The
Angel of Times
Maine
Maine election forecast as curtain raiser to national race
The piece argues Maine will likely lean Republican but a slim victory could boost Democrats. Champ Clark Bryan and cabinet members head to campaign for Democrats while Hughes Roosevelt and others tour for Republicans. The main fight centers on gaining progressives and signaling national trends.
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Adise
Europe
Remblionhiem
Pig
Ronelly
Joe Anon
Republican Party
Party of Business and Industry
Alaska
Mr. Hughes
Maine
Champ Clark
Bryan
Hughes
Roosevelt
Tus
Lodge
Weeks
Burton
Sherman Borah
Seale M. Shaw
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