Educated minority seeks reform as Wood appeals
A newspaper declines full publication of Colonel Wood's letter and summarizes his call for governance by the educated and traveled. The piece questions mobilizing such a minority to direct a nation, cites Woodrow Wilson and other figures, and discusses constitutional change and leadership energy.
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Wood
Colonel Wood
Woodrow Wilson
Charles EB. Eliot
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Luther Burbank
Jane Addams
Ida Tarbell
Charley Eliot
Tom Edison
Hank Ford
Lue Burbank
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Republican Party
Peace talks and central powers offer raise world hopes
The article notes that Germany and the central powers have expressed willingness to discuss peace terms. It argues that Allies must demand concessions and that Germany may still be capable of strong resistance. A tentative opening exists and the world waits for a lasting settlement rather than a temporary halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Europe
Devil-Fish Hunt Plans Shift Off Florida Coast
Roosevelt adapts travel plans to join a motor boat crew pursuing a deep sea devil-fish off Florida. The creature, cousin of the cuttlefish, squirts ink to cloud water, complicating pursuit. The expedition aims to gather pointers for future political use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volonal Roosevelt
Fiji Islands
Florida
Jair
Hpart
Easter H. GL. Eats Heavy in Jersey Eating Contest
An account describes Al Luff of New Jersey demolishing seven ham sandwiches, three Swiss cheese sandwiches, six limburger sandwiches, three cups of coffee and three lemonades in a single luncheon. The piece jokes he should either get rich or move to India if he keeps this appetite up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. GL
al Luff
New Jersey
India
An Alluring Appeal to Aid the Republican Cause
The Omaha World-Herald notes receipt of a letter from Henry A Wise Wood of New York asking the paper to help mobilize the Republican party behind Colonel Roosevelt as its energizing spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World-Herald
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Plan for joint Cheyenne armory and auditorium building
Cheyenne considers a state legislature proposal for a shared armory and auditorium. The plan would split costs among the city, Industrial club, and state for a building serving city military drills state storage and public gatherings or theater use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Latin American Congresses Drive Progress and Reform
The Pan American Union highlights international Latin American meetings in 1916. Delegates from eleven nations attended child welfare, social science, Masonic, and aviation congresses in Buenos Aires Tucuman and Santiago. North and South American participation spurred plans, publications, and world peace proposals.
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United States
Latin America
Bulletin of the Pan-American Union
Washington
D. C
Ives
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazi
Chile
Paraguay
Ecuador
Peru
Salvador
Venecela
University of
American Congress of Social Science
Tucuman
Americas
Que
Supreme Councils
Lausenne
Santiags
New World
Aero Club of
Santos Dumont
North America
Breail
Uuruguay
National Students Congress
Argentine Republic
Republic of
The
North
A Prodigy Featured in Local Gazette
A clipped note from the Louisville Gazette Journal mentions a bright prodigy or promising figure observed by a Boston man named Read Weary James, indicating recognition of talent at a glance.
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James
Boston
Dasch Drill Team Features Thureday Pald's Orchestra
A compact Friday page item notes the Dasch drill team presentation and a Thursday billed orchestra performance on December 14. This brief item lists the featured groups and the event timing.
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Dasch
Thureday Pald
Orchestra
Mrs Wilson’s plans for White House winter entertainments
Washington dam Interpreting Social chatter around Mrs. Wilson as she marks the first anniversary of her marriage and weighs potential changes to White House receptions. The piece compares past First Ladies and hints at morning musicales, a revived Saturday reception, and closer contact with Washington society.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mra. Wilson
Grover Cleveland
White House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Mra
Cleveland
Mount Vernon
Witeoa
Jobster A la
Emery Caestra
Taft
Whiton
Margaret B. Dourning
St. Louis Republic
Bryan as Prophet of Moral Conscience in Public Life
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as a moral leader beyond politics, praising his stance on prohibition and universal peace. It argues his influence rests on conscience guiding public questions and challenges readers to align their views with moral obligation and social justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Mr. Bryan
President's Labor Program Aims at Arbitration Board
The Kansas City Star discusses Prament Wilson's labor plan calling for compulsory investigation before a strike rather than compulsory arbitration. It argues for a permanent board to interpret contract terms, noting its success in printing trades and warning that arbitration collapses without such a supreme court.
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The
Kansas City Star
Prament Wilson
Congress
Supreme Court
Two of Them Visible in Enthusiast Tally
A brief report notes that the tally shows two of the items clearly visible to an enthusiast observer. The text implies a partial view with no further specifics about the remaining items or exact identities.
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Omaha World-Herald
Prom the
Loulaville Gagher- Journal
Gay White House
Bryan
Onyx
Pal Emery Beers Company
East
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Fletcher
Castoria
First National Bank Capital and
Sur Cheyenne
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