Jingoism Debunked in LaFollette's Weekly Analysis
Senator LaFollette argues Wilson’s reelection shows the plain people’s support and the fall of old-line party machines. He critiques Hughes and the old guard, notes big money influence, and praises the antiwar, patriotism stance while condemning predatory interests and Wall Street backing.
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R. N. LaFollette
LaFollette
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New York
Old New England
Indiana
Vilhois
United States
Hieben
Republican Guard
Republican Party
West
J. Pierpont Moreau
Hughes
Financelal
Hughen
Roosevelt
Aldrich-Taft-Cannon
Hughes Min
Wisconsia
Wall Street
United States Senate
Mexico
Detroit
Murphy
Sullivan
Boss Taggart
Old Guard
Organization of Wyoming Children's Home Society
The Wyoming Children's Home Society operates as a non sectarian state wide charity managed by a 21 member board. It works with various religious denominations, churches and civic groups while receiving no state aid and coordinating with state officials to aid dependent children. The article disputes spiritist claims and questions the value of alleged messages from the spirit world.
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Wyoming Children's Home Society
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Cheyenne
Children's Home Society
Doyle on spirit phenomena and life after death
The article discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s belief in spiritualism, claiming observed phenomena support life after death and a celestial hierarchy. It notes public inattention to such events like table tilting and rappings and references Aunt Susy’s posthumous presence and the bliss of the future life.
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Kanesas City
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sasmerland
Heaven
Ailthia
Richest Man in the World Claims Unseen Wealth
A Wall Street Journal excerpt asserts the top wealth holder is a mysterious figure beyond Rockefeller and Rothschild. It notes an income around a million dollars daily, billions in church property, 150 million acres of land, and a state salary of 10 million dollars yearly, with tens of thousands of servants, vehicles, and a private army.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Rockefeller
Rothschild
Morgan
Krupp
Siberia
St Louis Firm Raises Wages for Rope Company Workers
Increased cost of living prompts a 10 percent salary boost for Broderick and Bascom Rope Co employees at Seattle and New York branches, dating from last July.
Advertising Let Him Prer
Daniel Parrell of Brooklyn, held since October 20 in the Tiefenthaler murder case, claimed at the grand jury that advertisements drew thirty supporters to his story. The grand jury failed to indict him.
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Chicago
Daniel Parrell
Brooklyn
John Tiefenthaler
Keaper
Abe Clerk
Upes
Grand
One Vote Decides Fate in Historic Elections
A compilation by Speaker Champ Clark highlights pivotal single votes shaping history. From Hayes Tilden to Jackson, Calhoun, Van Buren, and Taft, lone decisions altered careers, wars, and constitutional courses, showing how crucial one vote can be in politics and law.
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Champ Clark
New York Times
Electoral Commission
Supreme Court
Jackson
Tennessee
New Orleans
Martin van Buren
England
John C. Calhoun
van Buren
Calhoun
Edward Burerett
Massachusetts
Thomas H. Benton
Senate
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Missouri
Taft
Idaho
Bolze
Roosevelt
Schhuykill County
Pennsylvania
Richard H. Koch
Indiana
Maine
Seftice
Moniy
Government Survives Crisis After Rectification Vote
The crisis stemmed from an interpellation on government stance on army command in war. Initial tallies showed votes against the government and 224 in favor. Some deputies claimed mislisted divisions, prompting a rectification that revealed the government had a narrow majority.
COLONIZATION PLAN FOR WYOMING URGED BY STATE ENGINEER
The Laramie Republican endorses State Engineer True's proposal to attract settlers to Wyoming. It argues the plan offers the best public work, inviting midwest farmers with limited funds to move to Wyoming and establish homesteads on vacant lands.
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The
Laramie
True
Wyoming Eyes Australian Style Colonization Plan
The piece notes support for a new state colonization plan modeled on Australia where farmers are recruited from England and Wales. Prof. Elwood Mead cites a small failure rate, and Wyoming officials, including the state engineer, discuss details and endorse aiding Mr. True to advance the project.
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Australia
England
Wales
Elwood Mead
Prof. Mead
True
Wyoming
Railroad Men Oppose Compulsory Arbitration Stance
Cleveland December 2. Warren Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says railroad workers will fight any congressional move to pass compulsory arbitration as unconstitutional and coercive. He argues you cannot compel a man to work while wage disputes are being arbitrated.
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Cleveland
Congress
Warren &. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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