Osborne and Warren Rivalry Stirring Laramie Press
Worries rise in the Laramie Republican over Osborne entering the Senate race two years ahead of Warren. The paper recalls Darrow’s warning and notes Republicans plan to attack any Democrat challenger, aiming to rocky Warren’s standing and influence.
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John &. Osborne
Mrother Darrow
Washington
Washtheton
Osborne
Senator Warren
Warren
Parrow
Oxsborne
Mr. Osborne
Genatar Warren
Inside Light on the War from Captain Beith
Washington dispatch quotes Captain Beith of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders as Jan Har on war insights from a National Geographic Society talk. He questions tanks future, praises Southeast push at Saloniki, notes Zeppelin raids boosted Allied recruitment, and compares German morale to bayonet courage.
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National Geographic Society
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Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
United States
Jan Har
Frémt
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Saloniki
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Earl Kitchener
Great Britain
France
Russia
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Keeping the Record Straight on Homestead Bills
The Tribune reports Governor Kendrick advocated both the 40 acre and 1280 acre grazing homestead bills in his senate campaign. It notes Kendrick support for the 64 acre homestead act now pending in Congress and asserts Democratic papers endorse the measure if Republicans block it.
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Tribune
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Kentrick Fist
Senate
Congressman Mondell
Kendrick
Mondell
Keldrick
Congress
Fietaw
Inconsistencies in Cost of Living Critique and Tariff Debate
The piece notes contradictory views from eastern contemporaries on imports and tariffs. It argues that during the war the press urged defeating the Democrats for opposing tariff duties, while now blaming high living costs on import shortages.
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Inter
Becauwe
United States
Primary Law Debate and Public Benefit in Wyoming
The Wyoming primary law is praised as empowering voters by shifting candidate selection from a few to the people while critics question its practical value. The discussion contrasts Mr Chaplin and Mr Deming with Deming’s permission to offer a proof-burden perspective.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Bern
Chaplin
Deming
Secretary Lane Commentary On Mexican Protocol
Secretary Lane discusses the Mexican protocol amid talks with President Wilson, noting the choice that the sex fee will either prevail without aid or with it, a remark that delivers notable satisfaction in the Utica Observer excerpt.
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Lane
Wilson
Mexican Girl Sought as Modern Joan of Arc by U S Agents
U S government agents seek a Mexican girl described as a modern Joan of Arc amid a plot to overthrow Gov Ka taban Cantu in Lower California. Arrest of Fortunato Tenorto in Los Angeles exposed a revolution plan with the girl allegedly recruiting soldiers and speaking at gatherings to rally Mexican youths.
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Cslifbrota
Fortunato Tenorto
Los Angeles
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Maid
Orleans
France
Joan of Arcaprang
Tenorio
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Plaza
Los Angeles Express
Profit Sharing Touted as Industrial Solution by Robins
Raymond Robins of Chicago, former progressive national convention chair, spoke at a Toledo public forum endorsing profit sharing as part of solving world industrial questions. He argued it aids progress and viewed organized labor as secondary to settlement, calling the era’s moral and liberty questions central.
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Toledo
Raymond Robins
Chicago
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Mr. Robins
Capitalists Defended as Essential in Robins Address
Mr Robins argued that the industrial question surpasses freedom and politics in importance. Audience questions touched socialist themes with one speaker asking why capitalism should be eliminated while Robins praised capitalists for their work and their role in the nation.
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Mr. Robins
King Demands Unmarried Men of Royal Staff Enlist
From the London Globe report the king orders every unmarried man of military age in his personal staff to report to authorities regardless of current duties. The piece mocks royal convenience and calls for others in government to follow suit. It also notes tickets for a University of Michigan Glee Club concert at A. E. Roedel and Vaughans.
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Cervante
University of Michigan Glee Club
A. EB. Roedel
Vaughans
Greatest safeguards against temptation for youth in a city
Dr. Fred W. Adams of Andrews Methodist Church in New York surveys responses from Andrew Carnegie Tagore and other prominent figures on protections for young people. Health attention to good things, education, willpower, and recognizing God as practical help are cited as key safeguards.
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Fred W. Adams
Andrews Methodist Elecreh
New York
Andrew Carnegie
High Sims
Rebindrapath Tagore
The Supreme Irony in The Law of Irony
Excerpt argues that Christian nations preach heavenly citizenship while pursuing worldly joy and conquest. Amiel notes officials practice deception in daily life, creating a conscious failure to align belief and action. The author suggests only a Japanese observer or a lunar native could grasp civilization’s absurd contradictions.
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Henry Frederic Amiel
Heaven
Outsiders With Lloyd George
The Lloyd George cabinet is revolutionary to English observers, acting as a wartime dictatorship with premier and three others focusing on war. New ministers come from business, science, agriculture, and labor ranks, shifting from the traditional governing class to national service.
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Kansas City Star
Lloyd George
J. P. Maclay
Labor
Henderson
Hodge
Stanley
Britain
Dinner with a Wife Who Finds Fault at Every Dish
An Irish World snippet recalls Mr Growdher replying that he and his wife dine at a table where both can find fault. The anecdote reflects humor about domestic scrutiny and marital banter in social dining.
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Mr. Growdher
Romance in the Present War With French Parachutist Feats
Reports from Monastir describe a French parachutist who leaped from a 3606 foot height, saved papers in his pocketbook, and carried important documents in his teeth during a daring exploit. The tale underscores the enduring romance of combat and daring deeds amid modern warfare.
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London Globe
Monastir
Real war exploits surpass fiction say editors
The piece notes French lines the author crossed as he reached the Serbian front and recalls a Adriatic clash where an Italian torpedo boat and an Austrian submarine sank. Survivors from the torpedo boat captured the submarine crew, illustrating reality outdoing novelists' imagination.
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Adriatic
Amazon worker fears anger after tree mistake
An illustration of Annie, a strong Amazon from Hoxton, crying on a farm job. The farmer's wife reassures her after she cuts the wrong tree while learning wartime work, directing her to explain to the master in the cowshed where he’s tending the trees.
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Hoxton
Annie
Baron Astor Seen as Key to British War Funds
The New York Mail portrays William Waldorf Astor, Baron Astor of Hever Castle, as a major expatriate landowner whose New York holdings could back British war purchases. It asserts his real estate value and improvements totaled about 38.9 million dollars in 1915, suggesting his wealth could fund bonds and aid the Allied cause.
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Baron Astor
New York Mail
Great Britain
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Hever Castle
New York City
Gift of $150,000 Fifth Avenue Home For Wedding Pair
A New York couple receives a deed to a private house on 25th or 26th Street in the upper Fifth Avenue area as a wedding gift. The single story residence sits on a 45 by 102 foot lot with 1 story plus basement and 2 story extensions. The buyer’s name is not released. The home formerly belonged to the late Col Ed.
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New York Post
Millon
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Fast Highty-third Street
Col
Notable East Side Property Improved by Colonel Knox
Ward M. Knox’s East Side estate, regarded as among the finest, was remodeled to a modern home after Colonel Knox improved the site since 1884. The Tiffany studio completed extensive decorative work, costing more than $90,090, reflecting substantial modernization before his death.
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Ward M. Knox
Colonel Knox
Tiffany Studiog
Hughes Speeches Kill WIM in Collier's Weekly
William Allen White criticizes Hughes in Collier’s Weekly for appealing to lower politics and maintaining the status quo. The piece contrasts 1912 and 1916 conventions, arguing Hughes rode a propertied, respectable ticket to avoid progressive reform and to win by pleasing a handpicked Chicago delegation.
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William Allen White
Collier's Weekly
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