Editorial on Wilson and the single term in 1910 politics
The piece discusses Wilson's stance on a one term presidency, arguing public opinion, not the president, should decide renomination. It notes the editorial from the New York World and asserts Wilson's reelection is essential for coherent foreign and domestic policy, with implications if he did not run. The analogy on headlines from The Mountain Grove Herald closes the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Echoes Across Papers on Global Affairs
Aggregated clippings reflect varied political and social snippings from 1910 era papers. Mentions Copenhagen Ford pilgrims England peacemaking and European stance mingle with weather notes and cultural quirks. Observations from editors highlight diplomacy, press voices, and readers’ everyday concerns.
Naval committee diverts funds to accelerate Mare Island battleship work
Washington Jan 14. House naval committees order diversion of $600,900 to enlarge Mare Island works for the keel laying of new battleships No 44 and 44. Double shifts of workers to be put to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mare Inland
New York
House Naval Committees
Germany to Britain via American Embassy on submarine incident
Berlin Jan 14 Germany transmitted to Great Britain through the American embassy a note explaining England must provide Germany with an explanation for the submarine sinking at Karalong. Germany says it will adopt formal measures in response to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
England
Karalong
Labor and Church Topics Highlight Working Class Quests
The Rock Springs audience heard KR J Oliver of the United Mine Workers speak on The Church and the Working Man. A Feb 22 patriotic day will feature remarks by Republicans, Democrats and Socialists plus high school leaders to define patriotism. Elks Glee Club and labor groups staged a benefit dance for an injured worker, raising 140. R PD and Oliver led Wyoming delegations to the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis starting January 18. Henry Cabot Lodge endorsed the federal child labor bill urging passage, noting support from the National Child Labor Committee and major groups. The bill would ban interstate commerce in goods produced by child labor and is being pushed nationwide. info is available from the committee at 105 East 22nd Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
KR. J. Oliver
United Mine Workers of America
Olver
Fle Ie
Partlee
Elks Glee Club
Muale
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committed
Senator Lodge
Congress
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
Two New War Boats Ten Cost Thirty Six Million
The Navy requests authorization for two new Ruper dreadnoughts. Each ships’ main batteries include ten sixteen inch guns and a cruising radius of 10 000 miles. Estimated cost about 16 million per vessel with 36 000 tons displacement at top speed without sacrificing armament or fuel.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Navy General Board
Bowed
Kaiser William congratulates Sultan on Gallipoli victory
The German emperor telegraphed the Sultan of Turkey via Constantinople with praise for the Gallipoli campaign. He said the Turkish army had won a decisive success, drove back the Allies, and pledged divine aid to secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Reuter
Amsterdamee 2
Turkey
Hailipali
William
Gallipeli
Trade with Russia touted as best American opportunity
New York January 14. Stanley Washburn, veteran correspondent for the London Times, asserts Russia offers the greatest trade opportunity for America since the war began. He notes 176,000,000 potential buyers and says the focus should shift from munitions to supplying everyday goods to Russians, with urgent efforts to build bilateral trade. He cites Russian Foreign Minister Sazonov urging Americans to pursue trade, stressing a long term, diverse market beyond war needs.
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New York
Tuesia
South America
Plaa
Stanley Waehburn
London Times
Washburn
Minneapolis
Huesta
America
Huseia
Petrograd
Sazonov
Germany
Deaths in Union Pacific Train Collision near Fort Steele
The Rawlins Wyoming paper reports the deaths of Harold P. Cummins conductor and F C Selby brakeman on an extra eastbound Union Pacific freight near Fort Steele at 5 10 am. They were inspecting a hot box when a late No 19 train struck them. Cummins survived briefly. Selby died soon after. Both men were Masons with railroad ties. Cummins will be buried in West Salem Wisconsin and Selby in Marthaville Texas.
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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 fifth squad claimed the cadet tournament title amid a packed Cheyenne venue. Notables including Governor, mayor, Superintendent Feo, Principal Schwiering and Mr. Parkhurst witnessed drills and wall scaling as dancing followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feo
Schwiering
Eix
A. A. Parkhurst
Houlder Nova
Cheyenne
Donald Forsyth
Kathryn Boyd
Carl Dillman
Federal Land Company offers Prairie farm on crop payment plan
The Federal Land Company advertises prairie farms for sale with a crop payment plan covering principal and interest from a share of crops raised. They state they are owners, not agents, and invite inquiries at their Cheyenne office one block north of Piains hotel located at 100 W. 17th St.
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Piains Hotel
Federal Land Company
17Th St
Cheyenne
Woman seeks absolute divorce in 1914 Wyoming petition
Hazel Meneely files in Laramie County District Court for an absolute divorce from James O Meneely alleging desertion for over a year and failure to provide necessaries. If no answer by February 19 1914 judgment will be entered for the plaintiff. Clerk T J Fisher. Attorney W Q Phelan. City Council notes follow with 1915 reports and license data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Hazel Meneely
James O. Meneely
Laramie County
Wyoming
Ufe
T. J. Fisher
W. Q. Phelan
City Council Considers Band Approp And Final Settlement
Cheyenne council discusses Cavite City band funding of one thousand dollars for a season concert and approves a writing of the proposal. Minutes show action on the final settlement in the Mary A Edwards estate case with City of Cheyenne accepting six thousand four hundred eighty seven dollars in full plus interest, with no further error proceedings.
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Harrison
Cavite
Ho Ce
J. J. Showalter
City Merk
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles Lawrence
Albert Chapman
Mary A. Edwards
City of
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W. W. Slack
Mountain Grove Herald
San Frencisco Chronicle
le Cook
Copenhagen
Mise Alice Wilvon
White House
Tumulty
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Atlanta Constitution
Colt. Watterson
Louwsaville Corrier Journal
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Cel
George Bailey
Mouston Post
Kaleer
Deseret News
E. M. House
No- Hee
Arkansas Gazette
Butte
Ford Peace Party
Dallas Journal
Hrspain
Johnston Grocery Co
Pheyerine
Cole
Puritan
Forsterly Gaye Pleke
Pooit
R. PD
Oliver
William Iredale
Gwa Benecor
Phil Juranvileh
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers Convention
Sultan
Kaiser God
Kelley Mercantile Company
Sth
Oth
Searo H. M
Ftate
Lamie
Connell
STO
Rae
O’connell
Othe Hole
Gree
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