Educated Minority Calls For Reform In Government
The editorial quotes Colonel Wood arguing the Republican Party should share knowledge with all citizens. It notes dangers of elite rule and mocks figures like Woodrow Wilson and Edison while urging reform to empower the educated minority to guide policy without disenfranchising the masses.
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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 Open as Germany Signals Concession
The article notes hopeful public mood as Germany and the central powers show willingness to discuss peace terms. It cautions that any settlement must involve meaningful concessions by the Central Powers and urges Allies to respond decisively to move toward a lasting European peace.
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Germany
England
Europe
Roosevelt to hunt devil fish off Florida coast
Roosevelt joins a motor boat crew to pursue the devil fish near Florida, seeking insights for political tactics four years ahead. The creature, cousin to the cuttlefish, squirts ink to evade pursuers, a detail noted as part of the adventure.
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Volonal Roosevelt
Fiji Islands
Florida
Jair
Hpart
Incredible Eating Feats Highlight New Jersey Man
Al Luff of New Jersey amazed onlookers with a prodigious eating spree in a recent contest. He consumed seven ham sandwiches, three Swiss cheese sandwiches, six limburger cheese sandwiches, plus three cups of coffee and three large glasses of lemonade.
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H. GL
al Luff
New Jersey
India
Alluring Appeal Letter Seeks GOP Boost for Roosevelt
The Omaha World-Herald notes receipt of Henry A Wise Wood of New York seeking aid from the paper to rally the Republican party to power with Colonel Roosevelt as its energizing spirit.
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the World-Herald
Henry A. Wise Wood
New York
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Cheyenne Plans Joint Armory and Auditorium Building
City officials discuss a state legislature proposal to fund a joint Cheyenne armory and auditorium building. The plan would share costs between the city Industrial club and the state and provide quarters for the Cheyenne company, storage for military supplies, and a public auditorium for gatherings and theater.
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Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Latin America Pushes Ahead with International Congresses
The Pan American Union notes major Latin American gatherings in 1916. The Buenos Aires child welfare congress drew delegates from 11 countries and examined social welfare. the Tucuman social science congress included eight republics. Masonry, aviation, medical and engineering meetings also fostered regional cooperation and world peace considerations.
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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
Deb Sales
Santos Dumont
Breail
Uuruguay
National Students Congress
Argentine Republic
A prodigy noted by Boston man in journal fragment
A fragment from a Louisville Gazette Journal quotes a Boston man praising a child prodigy and remarking on his quick wit and sharp gaze as he meets Reade Weary James. The text preserves a glimpse of early 19th century dialogue and social tone.
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James
Boston
Dasch Drill Team Boosts Thursday Pald’s Orchestra
A terse local item notes the Dasch drill team performing with the Thursday pald's orchestra from 12 to 14. The fragment implies a scheduled collaboration or event in a community setting.
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Dasch
Thureday Pald
Orchestra
Planned First Wedding Anniversary At White House
Washington report outlines Mrs. Wilson's plans for winter official entertainments and morning musicales. It notes a shift toward more lively, personalized social events, with cabinet-hostess gatherings and possible renewed Saturday receptions, reflecting Mrs. Wilson’s evolving approach to White House hospitality.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mra. Wilson
Grover Cleveland
White House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Mra
Cleveland
Mount Vernon
Bryan as Prophet of Conscience and Peace
The St Louis Republic urges that William Jennings Bryan, though not an executive or economist, embodies moral leadership. It praises his stance on prohibition and universal peace, arguing public life must align with conscience and social justice, and warns against ignoring moral obligation in national discourse.
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St. Louis Republic
Mr. Bryan
President's Labor Program and compulsory investigation debate
The Kansas City Star notes that the labor program envisions compulsory investigation before a strike rather than compulsory arbitration. It argues a permanent board, like a supreme court for contracts, is needed to resolve terms and new conditions, as in the printing trade, to prevent breakdowns in arbitration.
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The
Kansas City Star
Prament Wilson
Congress
Supreme Court
Two Seemingly Visible Figures Noted by Enthusiasts
A tally by enthusiasts identifies two visible figures. Observers report seeing the two entities clearly, with inline commentary focusing on their placement and prominence in the view.
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Witeoa
Jobster A la
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Whiton
Margaret B. Dourning
Bryan
Onyx
Pal Emery Beers Company
East
Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
Fletcher
Castoria
First National Bank Capital and
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