Editorial on Roosevelt militarism and Wilson defense policy
The piece argues Republicans including Colonel Roosevelt push for extreme preparedness to defeat Wilson and the Democratic party. It portrays Roosevelt rallying big interests, a steel trust dinner, and a Chicago Progressive convention plan to harmonize with Republicans. It contrasts this with Wilson’s moderate defense program relying on volunteer citizen soldiers and a smaller standing army.
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Wilson
Belgium
Mexico
Germany
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Tte
Judge Gary
Judge Cary
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Repulean
Treasage
Ethever
Hiss
Great Britain
Dayan
Progressive Party
Loernomenittie Party
Weorkd
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Sobliens Ogasinet
Abe Komen
Maos
Proponents of Wilson program urged to uphold peace effort
The editorial argues against opponents of Wilson’s preparedness plan, stating that opposing militarism now would aid munitions makers and ensure long term militarization. It warns that defeating Wilson could install Roosevelt and Steedrust in power and pull the nation into a permanent military path.
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Mition
Japan
Germany
Wilson Progres
Friends of Peace
Militarion Hae
Wildon
Wilson
Roosevelt
Omaha World-Herald
Foreign Trade Notes From Consular Reports
Telegram from Coney General Stendley Callao notes a new duty levied October 6 on certain Peruvian exports. Reports on crops show hemp prospects in Germany and poor harvests in Bouln. Catalonia expects good cereals. Philippine cattle trade resumes with Hong Kong. American needles face weak Central American demand. Russia orders apparatus to test cotton fiber. Madras trade shows exports higher than imports with the United States.
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Coney
Stendley
Callao
Peru
Bouln
Seville
Jordan
Catalonia
Spain
Trade shifts and Canadian imports signal market strains
Imports reach 490 624 while general trade mirrors the same pace. Canadian butters arrive at Cape Town for the first time in years, retailing 60 to 54 cents per pound, with shortages noted in Maritime Provinces and Quebec. Markets are depleted and won’t meet demand until the new crop arrives next March. Inland prices rise with Prince Edward Island at 67 cents per gallon for pilches and 48 cents for choicest puncheons.
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Cape Town
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
St! Prince Edward
Negro Arrested In The City Continues
The man identified as Morris was held after several days in custody. Hundreds of children kept visiting the police station as they insisted he was the same person seen around Corlett school recently. Morris spoke little, moving between a cell and the chief’s office while awaiting more information. He claimed to have lived in Cheyenne since last July and worked for local packing and milling firms, though details remain unverified.
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Morris
Corlett
Morrla
Cheyenne
Ince
Cheyenne Miling Company
King Constantine Defends Greece Against Allied Actions
Greek King Constantine denounces Allied moves in Greece, appealing to the United States press for fair treatment. He cites occupation of Lemnos, Mytilene, Corfu, Saloniki, and parts of Macedonia, arguing neutrality guarantees were violated and demanding global response.
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Athens
Constantine
Associated Preas
United States
Greece
Corfu
Demir Hissar
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Oroeece
America
Lemnoe
Zombros
Mytilene
Castellariza
Saloniki
Chalcidice Peninsula
Macedonia
Mexico
Germany
Russia
Austria
Propaia
First Trial Aims to wrest Mineral Land From Defendants
In San Francisco on January 20 the first of six trials begins as the United States seeks to seize mineral land in the San Joaquin Valley from 160 defendants including the Southern Pacific Railroad. The land is valued around three million dollars and is alleged to have been fraudulently classified as agricultural land.
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San Francisco
United States
San Joaquin Valley
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Birth of a Nation brings Thaddeus Stevens to Atlas screens
Ralph Lewis portrays Austin Stoneman in Griffiths Birth of a Nation film at Atlas for eight days starting Sunday January 24. The discussion centers on Stevens as a reconstruction era figure and a controversial carpetbag rule architect, with Mary Alden as a housekeeper.
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Ralph Lewis
Austin Stoneman
Griffith
Hex
Thaddeus Stevens
Toi Des Stevens
Voest
Housekerd Lewis
Mary Alden
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