Editorial on Roosevelt and GOP nominating fight in 1920s
A garbled Political editorial analyzes Roosevelt's possible nomination clash with the Old Guard and Progressives. It discusses Hughes as potential mediator and the chance of a three cornered race, noting Roosevelt's stance and the colonel’s influence shaping the outcome.
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Derek
Wwe Titante
Hughes
Oenoel
Roosevelt
Annee
Covention
Old Guard
Justice Hughes
Goelse
Teddy Bolt
Oman
Foot
Miron
Jwellon Waehes
A Nice Stock to Own Thwaviably in These Days
Investors eye blocks and Ford stock for dividends but the column favors Voion Sulphur Co. stock with a $100 par value, currently unavailable, paying about 1200 per year per share. The Louisiana mill yields about 17 per ton profit, totaling around 0.8 million from output, with war boosting product value.
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Louisiana
Carranza Overlooks U S Action Amid Villa War
The piece argues Mexican President Carranza should accept American troops remaining in Mexico until Villa is defeated, urging restraint and foresight. It notes The American Eagle and aviator William Thaw as contrasts to anti foreign sentiment and warns Carranza against fretting over U S influence.
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Wilden
Carretea
Mexico
Villa
Carransa
Change of Front in Roosevelt Address Misread by Report
The article reprints Colonel Roosevelt’s Outlook letter about U S policy toward Germany. He warns against rushing into war yet urges calm action to protect neutrality while avoiding entanglement that could provoke a broader conflict.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Lord Kitchener Dead in Scottish Naval Disaster
Dispatches report Lord Kitchener the famed British military leader died when a cruiser was sunk by a mine or torpedo north of Scotland. His leadership at the War Office elevated English military readiness and munitions, and England mourns the loss of his invaluable service.
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Lord Kitchener
Eoglind
Scothland
Erith
War Department
England
Kitchener
Voting for Wilson as U S President: editorial stance
The Miowantee Sentinel argues that backing Wilson aligns with national unity and warns Republicans to nominate Wilson to protect the party’s reputation and remove a rival from politics.
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Wilson
United State
Miowantee Sentinel
Wilson W
United States
England Expects Russians to Turn the Tide of War
The London Telegraph military analysis argues Russia could pivot the war by long Russian resistance and strengthened allied forces. It notes Armenian and Caucasus successes, German lines stretched, and warns against overoptimistic hopes while urging unified British and French offensives when the time comes.
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England
Rivsian Arma
London
Townshend
Townson
Stremta
Dublin
Europe
Armenia
Nicholas
Caucasia
Erzurum
Balkan
Atrugelo
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Pinsk
Riza
News Clipping on Child Labor, Carranza Garrison Views
An old New York paper reports on child labor in tenements with grim detail, contrasting pleas for reform with Carranza era military notes. It notes American troop encounters with Carranza forces, misused supplies, and promises tested by ongoing strain along the border.
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York
Frederick Nathan
Consumers” League
New York
Local oddity and political clashes in early 20th century Riverton
The Riverton Review reports a Mrs Givens inspecting two hatched chickens finding one with a shears like beak and one eye. The piece interweaves odd poultry notes with a contemporaneous 1914 political jab linked to narrow Republican rhetoric blaming or praising democracy and war for economic tides.
Murdock Kin Cast Light On Election Echoes From 40 Years Ago
The fragment recalls a Fort Scott Tribune ad signed by Victor Murdock's grandfather offering to bore wells drain cellars or expound scriptures for cash or stock. It references Wilson policies and Republican figures Mann Lodge and Hughes, noting a history of political drama and business ties.
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Victor Murdock
Kansas
Fort Scott
Tribune
T. Murdock
Wilson
Mann
House
Benator Lodge
Removing the Sweep Ends At Army Clearance Harmless Tale
A southern England town story reports a bath of red tape as a matron seeks chimney sweeping. Army sweep from a neighboring town arrives but gets stuck. local sweep extracts him for fifteen shillings. War Office orders removal at all costs, approving the expense.
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Christian Defence Monitor
England
War Office
Letters From Mexico Reveal U.S. Troop Withdrawal Reluctance
Washington correspondent compiles front line letters from soldiers in Mexico to describe the chase for Villa and the hesitation of American officers to withdraw troops. The letters provide a vivid, unrestful view of the pursuit and wartime tensions across the border.
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Mexico
Louis Republic
Washington
New York Evening Post
Villa
Robins Nest Found In East Walnut Hill Engine Room
Varry Balsly a steam shover engineer in Cincinnati reports a robin building a nest in the engine room during plant operation in East Walnut Hill. Deputy Game Warden Kuerts notes it's remarkable yet shows that people do not harm birds, and Balsly feeds and cares for the robins daily.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Varry Balsly
East Walnut Hill
Kuerts
Balsly
Ghost fire haunts Saco warehouse as crews hunt source
Fire crews search a York Manufacturing Co. warehouse in Saco Maine after two days of smoke with no visible flames. Firemen believe the blaze is hidden between basement walls and call it a ghost fire as they continue to probe the building on the second and third floors.
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Snoke
Saco
York Manufacturing Company
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