Editorial on Roosevelt, Hughes, and party strategy in 1920s politics
A discursive report examines the split among Republicans over Roosevelt, Hughes, and the Old Guard. It discusses progressive strategy, potential nominees, and the possible three way race if regulars or progressives gain leverage, with references to the Colonel and preferred candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Thwart Abilities in These Days
Investors discuss stock picks amid high dividends with focus on Volion Sulphur Company. Par value 100 a share, current price around 0.009. It has paid roughly 100 percent monthly in recent years, about 1200 yearly per share, with a Louisiana mill reportedly profitable at about 17 per ton and annual output near 0.8 million dollars. The war boosts product value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Carranza and the U.S. Troop Presence
The piece argues Mexican President Carranza should welcome American aid against bandit forces and avoid harbored doubt about U S influence, urging him to act with foresight and resist internal fret over foreign troops. It cites the action of President Wil den and references aviator Willian Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilden
Carretea
Mexico
Villa
Carransa
Rumors of Roosevelt's 1916 Convention Speech Stir Debate
The article quotes Colonel Roosevelt criticizing war delays with Germany and defending a measured U S stance. It notes a delegation from Belgium discussed maintaining neutrality and avoiding actions that risk broader conflict, warning against hastily entering a naval war.
Lord Kitchener Death Shocks Britain In War Dispatch
Dispatches report Lord Kitchener the famed British military leader died when a cruiser struck a mine or torpedo north of Scotland. He had steered England’s war effort to higher readiness in men and munitions, and his loss leaves England to mourn a pivotal figure in the great war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Eoglind
Scothland
Erith
War Department
England
Kitchener
Vote for Wilson Sentiment in Early State Editorials
An excerpt from the Miowantee Sentinel urges voting for Wilson as a vote for the United States and predicts strong support in November. It argues Republicans should nominate Wilson to preserve reputation and remove Phides from business.
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Wilson
United State
Miowantee Sentinel
Wilson W
United States
England Expects Russians to Turn the Tide of War
A London Telegraph analysis argues that Russian resistance and Caucasus victories, led by Grand Duke Nicholas, could shift the war balance. It notes Russian morale, Allied reinforcements, and the need for Britain and France to concentrate forces in France to strike decisively if the central powers threaten a major Russian crisis.
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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
Inside the daily press on child labor and Mexican conflict
An early edition recounts Mrs. Frederick Nathan’s Consumers' League report on child labor in New York tenements with grim detail of long hours and deadly conditions. It contrasts with Carranza era reporting noting American troops clashing with Mexican forces and misgivings about Carranza’s ability to protect the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Frederick Nathan
Consumers” League
New York
Riverton Review Sketches Odd Chickens and Political Glare
The Riverton Review recounts Mrs Givens finding a two billled eye less chicken with a smooth blind side from an incubator. It parodies 1914 campaign rhetoric by a narrow Republican faction blaming the war and democratic administration for economic woes and claiming prosperity tied to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muann-Simoothilinger
United States
Dan
Villainous Blend of Politics and Odd Ad Fragments From 1920s Kansas
Fragmentary 1920s notes mention Victor Murdock and a Fort Scott Tribune ad by T. Murdock offering wells and scripture in exchange for cash or stock. The piece also cites figures like Mann Lodge and Tat? ood, plus jotted lines about Jutland, DuPgai, Ford, Hughes and a fierce battle in Illinois, all in a tangled political collage.
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Victor Murdock
Kansas
Fort Scott
Tribune
T. Murdock
Wilson
Mann
House
Benator Lodge
Removing the Sweep
A southern England town story shows red tape in action as an army sweep climbs chimneys to clear them. The local sweep offers to do the job for fifteen shillings and is later authorized to remove the sweep at all costs after a telegram to the War Office.
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Christian Defence Monitor
England
War Office
Letters From Mexico Chronicle U.S. Troop Withdrawal Reluctance
Washington correspondent for The New York Evening Post compiles front line letters from soldiers about the pursuit of Villa. The letters reveal hesitation among American officers to pull back troops as the chase continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Louis Republic
Washington
New York Evening Post
Villa
Robin nests in engine room surprise Cincinnati crew
Varry Balsly, a steam shover engineer in East Walnut Hill, watched a robin build a nest in the plant’s operating engine room. Deputy Game Warden Kuerts noted the odd site shows birds thrive around humans and people can become caretakers. 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 Building for Two Days
Fire crews search a brick building in Saco Maine owned by York Manufacturing as smoke festers between basement walls. With heat and rising smoke from upper windows, investigators label the mystery blaze the ghost fire, unable to locate an active flame.
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Snoke
Saco
York Manufacturing Company
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Ford
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Ilinois
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Boston Globe
Chichester
Peter Proi
Te Perenne Patach Pharmacy
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Carpenter-Morton CO
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Carey Avenue
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Cheyenne
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