Osborne Sparks Early Warren Watch in Laramie
The Laramie Republican critiques Osborne as fearing a future Senate race against Warren. It cites Cyrus Parrow’s Washington remarks and suggests Osborne may be targeted by Republicans if he enters the field. The piece warns of political brinkmanship and party attacks ahead of any contest.
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Laramie
John &. Osborne
Mrother Darrow
Washington
Washtheton
Osborne
Senator Warren
Warren
Parrow
Oxsborne
Mr. Osborne
Genatar Warren
Famous Author Reveals Inside View on War Fronts
Washington dispatch reveals Captain John Hay Beith Jan Har discusses tank and zeppelin roles, southern war strategies including Saloniki, Archangel supply lines, and British manpower rise. He notes German persistence on the west front gives way to fear when facing bayonet thrusts.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
John Hay Beith
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
United States
Jan Har
Frémt
Velety
Beith
Thiepval
Somme
Saloniki
England
London
Ulysses
America
Royal
Earl Kitchener
Keeping the Record Straight on Homestead Policy
The Tribune attacks claims about Governor Kendrick’s stance on homestead bills. It states Kendrick supported a 40 acre and a 1280 acre grazing bill in his Senate bid, and pushed the 64 acre act in Congress. The piece argues Kendrick will advocate for the measure if Republicans block it.
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Tribune
Kenrick
Kentrick Fist
Senate
Congressman Mondell
Kendrick
Mondell
Keldrick
Congress
Fietaw
Inconsistency in wartime tariffs and living costs
The Louisville Courier-Journal discusses shifting views on the cost of living and tariffs. It notes debates during the wartime period over import policies and political stances, arguing that earlier calls to defeat the Democrats over tariff duties contrasted with current anti import pressures driven by war.
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Inter
Becauwe
United States
Primary Law Debate Highlights Voters Power
A Wyoming newspaper weighs the primary law and argues it shifts candidate selection to the people from a few elites. It notes the burden of proof lies with Chaplin while praising widespread adoption in the United States.
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Brother Deming
Wyoming
Laramie
Bern
Chaplin
Deming
Secretary Lane Comments on Mexican Protocol
Secretary Lane explained the Mexican protocol in a one sentence remark to President Wilson, saying the fee would either do right without our help or with it, a statement met with considerable satisfaction. The exchange occurred amid ongoing discussions on policy and U S relations.
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Lane
Wilson
Mexican Joan of Arc Sought by U S Agents in California
U S government agents seek a Mexican teenager described as a modern Joan of Arc in a plot to overthrow Gov Ka taban Cantu in Lower California. Fortunato Tenorto’s arrest for neutrality law violations revealed the girl’s alleged role and her departure with a French revolutionary leader.
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Joan of Arc
United States
Kataban Cantu
Cslifbrota
Fortunato Tenorto
Los Angeles
Tenorto
Maid
Orleans
France
Joan of Arcaprang
Tenorio
Revolutionary Army
Plaza
Los Angeles Express
Profit Sharing Touted as World Industrial Solution
Raymond Robins of Chicago, former progressive leader, urged profit sharing as part of solving industrial questions at a Toledo public forum. He argued the plan helps workers and that organized labor is a secondary force to settlement, calling moral freedom a vital concern of the day.
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iFrom
Toledo
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Hobina
Mr. Robins
Capitalists praised as essential in industrial era talk
Mr Robins argued that freedom and the mind are settled while the industrial question dominates. Audience questions touched socialism with one man asking why capitalism should not be eliminated. Robins defended capitalism noting its essential role in the country.
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Mrr. Robins
Mr. Robins
King Orders Unmarried Military Aged InRoyal Service Deported
The London Globe reports the king has ordered every unmarried man of military age in his personal staff to report to military authorities regardless of current duties. If the king can spare his own attendants, others higher up should also adapt. The note implies officials from prime minister downward must follow this order. Tickets for University of Michigan Glee Club concert at A E Roedel and Vaughans.
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London Globe
Cervante
University of Michigan Glee Club
A. EB. Roedel
Vaughans
Greatest safeguards against temptation for youth in cities
Dr. Fred W. Adams gathers views from Andrew Carnegie Tagore Arthur Brisbane Henrietta Crosman and others on controls against temptation. Subjects include health interest in good things education will to resist and recognizing God as practical help.
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Fred W. Adams
Andrews Methodist Elecreh
New York
Andrew Carnegie
High Sims
Rebindrapath Tagore
Arthur Brisbane
Knowledge Alone
Oscar
Btraue
Henrietta Crosman
God
The Law of Irony in Christian Nations
Excerpted remark on hypocrisy in Christian nations. Amiel argues nations profess heavenly citizenship while pursuing worldly joy and conquest, calling the hypocrisy a universal irony. He suggests only an outsider can fully grasp the contradictions in civilization.
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Henry Frederic Amiel
Heaven
Outsiders With Lloyd George
The Lloyd George cabinet is described as revolutionary with a wartime dictatorship feel. New faces head key departments including Sir J P Maclay at shipping, Sir A M Mond at works, Christopher Addison in munitions, Prothero in agriculture, and Fisher in education, plus three labor members rising from the ranks. Britain now seeks top brains beyond the old governing class.
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Kansas City Star
Lloyd George
J. P. Maclay
Labor
Henderson
Hodge
Stanley
Britain
Dinner at a Tee Where We Both Can Find Fault
A humorous exchange from the Irish World where Mr Growdher replies that he and his wife eat at a place “where we both can find fault.” The remark plays on shared critique of meals as a light social quip.
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Mr. Growdher
Romance in the Present War Reports on French parachutist at Monastir
The London Globe describes a French parachutist at Monastir who leapt from a balloon at 3606 feet. He reportedly carried a pocketbook in his teeth while gathering papers and dropping them safely, illustrating romance in modern conflict.
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London Globe
Monastir
Realities of War Outstrip Fiction as Sailors Engage Frontline Feats
The report recalls a scene where French lines are crossed as a vessel reaches the Serbian front and a clash in the Adriatic sees an Italian torpedo boat and an Austrian submarine sunk. Survivors from the torpedo boat capture the submarine crew, underscoring war’s verifiable dangers beyond fiction.
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Adriatic
The Amazon at the Hoxton Farm War Work
A muscular young Amazon from Hoxton works at a farm during war times. She fears anger after accidentally cutting the wrong tree while learning the job. The farmer’s wife reassures her that the master understands, and she asks where he is.
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Answers
London
Hoxton
Annie
Baron Astor's Chance to Aid Britain Meantime
A New York Mail excerpt argues Baron Astor of Hever Castle could fund Britain’s war needs by selling New York real estate. It cites his status as a major landowner and expatriate American-born baron, noting 1915 valuations and the potential funds for steel, copper, and beef imports.
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Astor
New York Mail
Great Britain
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Baron Astor
Hever Castle
New York City
Wedding Gift A 150000 Home On Fifth Avenue
A mystery purchaser plans to gift a deed to a private residence on upper Fifth Avenue. The 1 story and basement home at 26 East Eighty third Street occupies the full forty five by 102.2 foot lot. The buyer’s name is not released. The property was the late Colonel Ed ___’s residence up to February.
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New York Post
Millon
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Fast Highty-third Street
Col
Remodeled East Side Property Once Owned by Colonel Knox
The historic property on the East Side, long in the Knox family since 1884, was recently modernized after Colonel Knox improved the site. Tiffany Studio carried out the extensive decorations, a project costing more than $90,090, making the home almost new in appearance and function.
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Ward M. Knox
Colonel Knox
Tiffany Studiog
Hughes Speeches Kill Wim in Collier's View
Critics say Hughes speeches below a high standard failing to rise above common political topics. The piece contrasts the 1912 Chicago GOP momentum with 1916 conventions, accusing Hughes of catering to the status quo and ignoring progressive ideals.
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Hughes
Wim
William Allen White
Collier's Weekly
Schfrace
Mr. Hughes
McKinley
West
Carpenter
Hester Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Hugh
Chicago
Roosevelt
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