Editorial: T. R. Seems Out of It In Republican Nominating Fight
The piece discusses the Republican convention drama with Roosevelt expectations fading and Justice Hughes underperforming. It notes Colonel Stoowevelt appears sidelined and the prospect of a third party emerges if a consensus candidate cannot be named. Roosevelt’s stance and endorsements shape the day’s pivotal decisions.
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Deer
Colonel Stoowevelt
Justice Hughes
Sone
Todd
Chiewa
Noovevell
Jaytee
Roosevelt
Carond
Tifa
Trughes
Supreme Court
Tyhes
Harvester Industry Signals Prosperity in 1915 Returns
The International Harvester Company reports profits of 578 435 at year end 1915, up from 194 in the previous period, highlighting strong domestic demand for farm implements. Foreign trade contracted due to global conflict, but domestic sales improved profitability.
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International Harvester Company
Stagitt
International Harvester Company of
New Josey
International Harvester Corporation
Conflicting Convention Quotes Echo 1912 Tone
A collection of brief, witty remarks from Mary Garden Uncle Joe Cannon Henry Ford and William Loeb about political conventions. The quotes reveal impatience ambition and humor as the event unfolds and figures speculate on nominations and outcomes.
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Michigan Avenue
Mary Garden
Joe Cannon
Henry Ford
Checkstone
William Loeb
William J. Urvan
Side With Truth in Turbulent Times
A fragment urges taking a firm stand for truth and conviction over drifting opinions. It argues one should align with God, humanity, and hope, warning that true conviction sets leaders apart and will resonate widely once Hughes asserts a clear, audible path toward Oyster Bay.
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Judson Savage
Duty to Support Wilson Amid Noise and Political Debate
The piece quotes John D. Rockefeller Jr stating Americans should support Wilson regardless of Republican nominees. It argues Wilson has kept peace, achieved prosperity, and deserves reelection, urging citizens to vote for him to stay in the White House for four more years.
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Wilson
John J. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Saya
Colina le
Mr. Rockefeller
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Republican Party
Teddy
Roosevelt Seen As Only Candidate With Proven Ability
In a critical radio or press exchange, critics argue Colonel Roosevelt alone meets the call for proven ability and steadfast conviction. They question Teddy Adams’s claim of greatness and suggest Roosevelt’s past presidency proves he could again lead America's path forward.
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Pimself
Motor Cars and the Birth Rate in Kansas
Secretary Mohler of the Kansas board notes only five counties reach the normal Vieth birth rate while nearly every Kansas family owns a motor car. The piece critiques editor Deming of the Tribune and rails at Republican stance toward Roosevelt, contrasting 1904 rhetoric with present terms and accusing political figures of corruption and knavery.
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Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Deming
the Tribune
Roosevelt
Early Ballot Counts Echo Historic Taft Roosevelt Split
The article recalls the 1912 first ballot where Taft 501 votes Roosevelt 107 and Tughes two while noting a recent ballot with Moghes 21 Roosevelt 65 Taft 14. It adds wry remark on war talk and Mr Depew calling the Republican convention very cold ahead of November elections.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Tughes
Moghes
Taft Receives Six-Minute Convention Cheer
Delegates at the republican convention cheered Taft for six minutes, marking a rare show of enthusiastic support for the candidate amid the proceedings.
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Taft
Whiskers Favor WIE Con in a Walk
In a witty turn of phrase the piece argues WIE Con should win easily if ruled by whiskers while noting Hughes fashion is outdated. The commentary blends playful slang with sportslike framing.
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Hughes
American Aviators Serving France in European War
American aviators in the Franco American Flying Corps at Freten Front share French discipline and rewards, with comfortable Paris accommodations and a tough Avord training camp. The eight-class program progresses from 25 horsepower to 80 horsepower aircraft, culminating in a demanding 2,000 yard flight and cross country tests before graduation. Notable pilots include Lt. William Thaw and Elliott Cowdin with multiple citations, while others like Norman Prince, Victor Chapman, J. M. McConnell, and Kiffen Rockwell earned recognition for bravery and skill. The corps aims to train leaders and instructors for a future U.S. aerial force.
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Francoamerican Flying Corps
Freten Front
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France
Paria
Avenue de Chatmpe Elvan
Pan
Avord
Bouranen
Caesar
Theecoggs
United States
Flying Corps
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Eithin
Garros
Gilbert
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Guynemer
Navarre
Victor Chapman
New York
J. M.mcconnell
Carthage
N. C
Hall
Galveston
Texas
Kiffen Rockwell
Atlanta
McConnell
Chapman
H . Ioe
Ameriithe
America
Gooseberry praise and Brandeis views in World commentary
The World surveys the Brandeis confirmation fight noting party splits in committees and senate. It argues Brandeis faced baseless ethics charges and will be the first new justice against corporate opposition. It also laments gooseberry neglect despite its merit and calls for a tribute to the fruit.
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New York World
Brandeis
Senate
Supreme Court
Brandele
Supreme Court of the United States
Pate
Birmingham bishop calls for democratic reform in church
In a monthly clergy letter the bishop argues for democratizing religion and for equal sharing of work and clerical payments, signaling a push toward broader church reforms.
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London Times
Birmingham
National church unity and social reforms urged in sermon
The text argues for church reforms including expanded services for the poor and disabled, democratizing church roles, and centralizing the holy communion to unite the community. It emphasizes studying social questions and confronting un-Christian positions while aligning with national unity. Uncle Henry’s family tale follows, describing a decaying mansion, inheritance divisions, and a sacred belt buckle as a relic.
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Bddy
National
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Nes
Henry
Ella
Tay
Fie
Roy
Veele Henre
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