Washington Letter Recounts Mondell Vote and Campaign Hearts
A Washington letter from a Northern Wyoming reader reflects on the Mondell vote and aims to show how campaigns backed favored candidates while neglecting others. It notes campaigns in 30 years of political theater and praises clever lines while considering figures like Senator Clark and Charles Evans Hughes in a playful political verse.
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Wyoming
Washington Letter
Mt. Globe
Clark
Charles Evans Hughes
Fragmentary verse quip targets Barrow and G O P in wartime era
A cryptic, fragmentary verse laments Barrow and the G O P with hints of sorrow and threat. The speaker invokes fate, a marrow of horror, and questions whether effort would have altered outcomes. The odd phrasing suggests a political lament or satirical poem from a historical newspaper page.
Fat Christmas bonuses mark record United States Steel generosity
Labor receives an unprecedented Christmas windfall with 5 750 000 workers gaining over 200 million in wage boosts bonuses profit sharing and benefits. United States Steel alone hands out more than 53 million to 250 000 workers, dwarfing state valuations and underscoring corporate generosity and moral obligation in labor relations.
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United States Steel Corporation
Vermont
New Mexico
Nevada
Steel Corporation
Bethlehém Steve Company
Atouk
National Unity Through Schools for Immigrants
The Interior Department's Bureau of Education urges citizens to sponsor an immigrant to learn English as part of the America First Campaign. Authorities report rising interest and attendance in adult language classes after Christmas, with support from chambers of commerce and other groups to promote national unity.
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Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
America First
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National Committee
United States Commissioner of Education
Chambers of Commerce, Industries
Editors
America
Bureau
United States
Hugo Muensterberg hailed as influential American psychologist
The Boston Globe profile praises Hugo Muensterberg as a pivotal educator who popularized psychology in the United States. It notes his balanced, non sensational approach, his impact on American self reflection, and his lasting place in scientific and literary history.
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Miensterberg
Muensterberg
America
Hugo Mueneterberg
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A Poem for Christmas How Santa Claus Came Down the Chimney
A Christmas Eve poem by Clarence Hawkes recounts a child’s dream of Santa Claus sliding down a chimney with a pack that grows and fills the room with toys. The scene ends as the child wakes to find gifts for Tommy, who laughs at the tale and confirms Santa visited.
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Santa Claus
Tommy
Danube's Lower Reachgered by Central Powers Drive
National Geographic outlines the lower Danube corridor from Giurgevo to Sulina, detailing river width, ports like Braila and Galatz, major islands Balta, and the strategic value of Silistria and Trajan's Wall. It notes the Sulina channel's growth, canal operations, and prewar tonnage, with limited depth restricting some traffic.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
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Rutschuk
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Silistria
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Constanza
Washington Monument
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Galatz
Darius the Great
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Wallachia
Dobrudja
Les Bessarabia
Killa
Sulina
Danube Steam Navigation Company
Splina
Turnu Severin
Bryan’s Comeback Traces A Political Comeback Trail
The article portrays William Jennings Bryan as a resilient figure who repeatedly returns to the political arena after defeats. It notes his resignation from the cabinet, initial obituary coverage, and subsequent resurgence as a leading voice for Wilson, with private talks in Washington and a recognition banquet signaling renewed influence.
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Portland Press
America
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Wilson
Congress
Washington
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