Wilson and the Single Term Critics debate a one term presidency
Editorial frets over Wilson's stance on a single term while arguing public opinion and history shape renomination. It notes the need for a president to present clear policies and warns of chaos abroad and at home if Wilson abdicated the 1910 campaign. The piece cites Palmer letters and party dynamics in the broader reelection debate.
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Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
TATA
New York World
the World
Peple
Wilken
Nonot
Talmer
Democratic Party
Congress
Abraham Tincoky
Iis
Mr. Wilson
Repubican
Palmer
Editorial Etchings and Civic Mentions Across Newspapers
A collage of editorial quips and notices cites Le Cook in Copenhagen, Alice Wilvon debuting at the White House, and Danish government chatter. It notes Ford pilgrims restricted, European views by Cel George Bailey, House’s diplomacy, and regional weather hopes amid a snowy Texas scene.
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Copenhagen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Navy Committee Orders Funds to Expand Mare Island Battle Ship Work
Washington January 14 The house naval committees ordered diversion of a 600 900 dollar appropriation for enlarging Mare Island works to prepare the keels for new battleships Nos 44 and 44 Double shifts of workers will be put to work soon to expedite construction
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Washington, D. C
Mare Inland
New York
House Naval Committees
Germany Sends Note Through American Embassy on Submarine Sink
Berlin reports Germany transmitted to Great Britain via the American Embassy a note demanding an explanation for the sinking of the German submarine at Karalong and states Germany will adopt portable formal measures.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
England
Karalong
Church and Working Man Address in Rock Springs
United Mine Workers speaker KR J Oliver urged Christian life ideals and worker solidarity at the Methodist Episcopal church in Rock Springs last Sunday. A February 22 patriotic day in church will feature Republican Democratic and Socialist party reps and the high school defining patriotism.
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Rock Springs
KR. J. Oliver
United Mine Workers of America
Olver
Fle Ie
Partlee
Elks Glee Club
Muale
Navy seeks authorization for two new Rupert dreadnoughts
The Navy general board asks Congress to authorize two new Rupert dreadnoughts. Each would carry ten sixteen inch guns and a 10,000 mile cruising radius, with a proposed cost around 16 million per ship and displacement about 36,000 tons at top speed.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Navy General Board
Bowed
Sultan Told By Kaiser God Aids Victory
A Constantinople dispatch via Reuters from Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm sent a sword and congratulatory message to the Sultan of Turkey. The telegram praised the Gallipoli campaign victory, announced the Emperor’s hope for divine aid, and pledged to honor the triumph as a defense and right against the enemy.
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Sultan
Kaiser God
London
Constantinople
Reuter
Amsterdamee 2
Turkey
Hailipali
William
Gallipeli
Trade Hope For Americans In Russian Markets
New York report says Russia offers the largest future market for U S business not munitions but consumer goods and industrial supplies. Stanley Washburn, London Times correspondent, cites Russian interest in expanding trade with Americans as Petrograd officials urge outreach during wartime. France Germany and Britain are noted, with 179,000,000 Russian consumers in focus and a shift in wartime trade priorities.
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New York
Tuesia
South America
Plaa
Stanley Waehburn
London Times
Washburn
Minneapolis
Huesta
America
Huseia
Petrograd
Sazonov
Germany
Deaths from Union Pacific train accident near Fort Steele
In Rawlins Wyoming on January 14 two Union Pacific railroad workers, conductor Harold P. Cummins and brakeman F C Selby, were killed when their stalled extra eastbound train was struck by No. 19 near Fort Steele. Cummins, longtime employee, leaves a wife and two children. Selby, a recent arrival to Laramie, leaves a widow and a three-year-old son. Both men were Masons and connected to railroad groups. Burial plans and funeral details follow in Marshaville and West Salem.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Laramie
Harold P. Cummins
F. C. Selby
Union Pacific
Fort Steele
Cumming
Selby
Mr. Cummins
Mr. Selby
Mr.Cumming
Howell Station
Here
Aly’ Cummins
Belby
Sixth Street
University Avenue
Jaramie
Marenhall
Texas
Texas Pacific
Stryker
Johnson
Stryker Undertaking Establishment
Hare
Cummins
West Salem
Wis
Bolby
Matthenville
Fifth Squad Wins Cadet Tournament
The article notes Fifth Squad winning the cadet tournament with a large crowd in Cheyenne. It mentions Governor, mayor, Superintendent Feo, Principal Schwiering, Mr. A A Parkhurst of Houlder Nova, and sponsors and guests enjoying a dancing session after the program. The piece praises sportsmanship of defeated squads and community support from prominent citizens.
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Feo
Schwiering
Eix
A. A. Parkhurst
Houlder Nova
Cheyenne
Donald Forsyth
Kathryn Boyd
Carl Dillman
Federal Land Company offers Prairie farm plots for crop payment plan
Federal Land Company of Cheyenne advertises Prairie farm plots for sale with a crop payment plan covering principal and interest from crops raised. They state they are owners, not agents, and invite visits to their office one block north of Piains Hotel at 100 W. 17th St.
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Piains Hotel
Federal Land Company
17Th St
Cheyenne
Divorce Petition in Wyoming District Court
Hazel Meneely sues James Meneely for absolute divorce on grounds of wilful desertion for over a year and failure to provide necessaries, with a responsive pleading deadline of February 19, 1914. City Council proceedings in Cheyenne report 1915 finances, licenses, water licenses, and police licenses collected, plus bonds issued for liquor business licenses for 1916.
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District Court
State of Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Hazel Meneely
James O. Meneely
Laramie County
Wyoming
Ufe
T. J. Fisher
W. Q. Phelan
Sth
Oth
Searo H. M
Cheyenne City Council Adopts Settlement in Edwards Case
City officials meet to consider the settlement of judgment in the Mary A Edwards estate case. Charles Lawrence and Albert Chapman offer 6487 dollars in full satisfaction plus interest of 38405 dollars, provided the city prosecutes no further error actions. Clerk to draw warrants. meeting adjourned.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles Lawrence
Albert Chapman
Mary A. Edwards
City of
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
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Cel
George Bailey
Mouston Post
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Deseret News
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No- Hee
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Dallas Journal
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Johnston Grocery Co
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Cole
Puritan
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William Iredale
Gwa Benecor
Phil Juranvileh
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers Convention
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committed
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Child Labor Committees
House
National Child Labor Committee
American Medical Association
American Federation of Labor
Federal Council of Churches
Ihs
East 22Nd Street
New York City
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Harrison
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Ho Ce
J. J. Showalter
City Merk
Ftate
Lamie
Connell
STO
Rae
O’connell
Othe Hole
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