Handicapping Mr Hoover and the Senate Conferees
The article critiques the Senate and House conference on Hoover’s administration, arguing the Senate has hampered Hoover and that the shipboard and central power issues expose political maneuvering. It asserts Hoover has shown value amid famine, urging conferees to prevent further handicap.
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Washington
Senate
Howe
Shipping Board
Gevrral Goethals
Denman
Toover Dee
Amires
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
House
Army of the Republic Noe Vook World
A garbled wartime note discusses universal military service and a fast rising register of draftees. It references a 400000 dollar sum and calls for national duty, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Army of the Republic: the nation’s volunteer soldiers
An address describes the army as a true, caste-free American force open to all social strata. It calls volunteers the soldiers of democracy, pledging discipline to defend rights and institutions in war or peace while urging citizens to support the government.
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Grover Cleveland
Those Pesky Suffragists
The piece notes sixteen suffragists sentenced for disturbing the White House grounds receive pardons but plan to send sixteen more pickets. It contrasts their stance with opponents led by Mrs. James W. Wadworth, while observers predict a tense public contest as women split between militant action and quiet duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staty Dave
Wilson
Lucy Burns
James W. Wadeworth
United States
New York
John Hagan
Metropolis Population Boom Sparks Census Debate
City experts dispute federal figures claiming five million residents and project a five and a half million population within two years. Analysts cite state and federal revisions, commuter flows to Washington, and a dip in births while infant mortality remains historically low amid Prohibition-era social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locau
Boone
Health Department
Sbroad
Shooting and lynching clash in crowded street car
One man is dead and another dying after a shooting and mob pursuit on a street car. James Sansone shot Charles Klostemeyer amid accusations of flirting with his wife, sparking panic as a mob chased Sansone, beat him unconscious, and left him with severe injuries.
Traitors in Postal Service Alleged by Senator
Senator McCumber of North Dakota accuses the postal service in his region of treason and says constituents have asked for help driving out copperheads and traitors. He threatens local action if the postmaster general does not remove them.
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Washington, D
McCumber
North Dakota
Handa
Wyoming Employment Plan Extends Fed Job Network
Washington dispatch reports plan to extend the federal employment system to Wyoming with a Cheyenne office. Immigration Commissioner Caminetti acts on Senator Kendrick's plea, creating a separate Wyoming zone with a Cheyenne headquarters and a state-wide survey of conditions.
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J.C
Maloney
Washpengton
D.C
Wyoming
Immigration Office
Department of Labor
Cheyenne
Caminetti
John J. Kendrick
Miltary and Leval
Kendrick
Rain drenching Weld county boosts crops across northeast area
In Greeley Colorado on July 24 a heavy afternoon shower eased across northeast Weld county, reaching Cornish and surrounding towns. Observers note no hail, praising the rain as a rare, beneficial downpour for extensive wheat and bean plantings amid rising crop values and a record area under cultivation.
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Greeley
Colo
Weld
Cornish
Osgood
Briggedale
Barnessdale
Cheyenne Road
AFL Aims to Root Out German Spies in New York
Under President Samuel Gompers' directive AFL officials launched a campaign to purge the labor movement of German spies. They focus first on New York City's East Side tenement districts where Teutonic agents are said to be organizing foreigners to resist the draft. A conference of union leaders on the spy issue is planned for next Saturday.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
Teutonic
Meat Creoles Spotted on San Francisco Hotel Luncheon Menus
July 24 in San Francisco reports show meat creoles appearing on luncheon cards at larger hotels, signaling a menu trend.
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San Prancisco
Five Have Narrow Escape on Thompson River Drive
Five people from Greeley Windsor and Longmont escaped serious injury after a Ford touring car veered toward the Big Thompson River near Estes Park. Driver J. H. Size of Longmont and passengers Mrs. L. A. Chipman, Gladys Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. John Gable, and Dr. H. C. Roberts all suffered only cuts and bruises when the radius rod struck a boulder, leaving the car suspended over the river.
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Greeley
Colo
Windsor
Longmont
Big Thompson River
Estes Park
J. H. Size
Ford
John Gable
Gladys Chipman
H. C. Roberts
Mrrand Mra
L. A. Chipman
Bread conservation and national duty during wartime
An international expert calls for strict home bread use and waste avoidance to support the war effort. He urges consumer pledges, female leadership in conservation, and collaboration of bakers, producers, and merchants to maximize food from wheat and cut prices, warning Europe’s needs and a global wheat shortage.
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Wilson
America
Europe
United States
Food Administration
T. T. Frankenberg
Bank of England Survives Major London Air Raid
Report from passengers arriving in America describes a July 7 air raid on London by German airmen. A squadron of about twenty planes dropped many bombs but did not hit the Bank of England. A hit on the Swiss bank injured several people seeking refuge.
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Bank of England
London
England
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