No Jingo Joyriding in Wilson’s Peace Guided Policy
Editorial urges President Wilson to heed the everyday American worker’s views rather than partisan war hawks. It commends his peace stance, warns against munitions and finance pressure, and argues true strength comes from staying in touch with trains, shops, and farms. The piece cautions against joyriding with jingoes.
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Omaha World Merald
Wilson
Gridiron Club
Congress
Wodrow Wilson
Roosevelts
Roots
Gardners
New York
United States
Europe
Mexico
Owen Wister
New of Letters
Abraham Lincoln
George Harvey
Woodrow Wilson
Haroun al Rasebid
Hin
Ashland Basks in Air Raid Fear Amid Night of Darkness
Ashland Wisconsin faced a tense night as threats against the Dupont Powder plant sparked air raid fears. Residents extinguished lights and roamed streets in search of planes amid reports of aircraft flying overhead.
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Ashland
Wis
London
Dupont Powder Company
Iowa anti tipping law struck down by court
Sioux City Iowa March 1 Judge Geo Jepson ruled the state anti tipping law unconstitutional in district court finding it class legislation. The decision followed the case of a barber arrested for taking a 20 cent tip.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Geo. Jepson
Donation of $1,000 To Ellen Wilson Memorial
Atlanta March 1. President Wilson donates $1,000 to the Ellen Wilson memorial for children in mountainous regions. The memorial appeal urges support and advertising in The Lander for readers’ contributions.
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Ellen Wilson
Atlanta
President Wilson
Population Source Of Our World Dominating Power
Special to The Leader from New York on March 1. Professor Franklin H. Giddings, renowned sociologist, argues U.S. population growth via birth and immigration strengthens the nation but warns of potential dangers if not balanced. He foresees blending Irish and Teutonic stock with Mediterranean groups creating a strong American stock, urges education and physical development, and calls for selective immigration after the war.
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New York
United States
Franklin H. Giddings
America
Giddings
Europe
Orient
German Seaplane Works on England Statement
A nine month old infant died in a reported incident linked to a German seaplane operation near London. The official statement notes no military damage was caused and provides details on the events and authorities responding.
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London
Morning Inside Bath for Rosy Skin and Health
A column extols drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims clear glowing skin and improved health, urging readers with headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and constipation to try the tonic and buy phosphate at the drug store.
Uncle Sam Oil Co Promises Rapid Drill Expansion
Kansas City based Uncle Sam Oil Co announces plans to drill 300 wells across 52 locations with 14 active and 10,000 plus barrels daily target. The firm touts three refineries, 165 miles of pipeline, 120 wells, and a low stock price offering funded by new capital and a 4 capitalization option.
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Wade
Leon
Emall Coat
Daya
Aleo
Cushing
Pawnee
Pric
Ranch Creek
Pawnee County
Roger County
Sige
Igeue
Uncle Bam Oil Company
Beaifty Times
Omee
Uncle Sam Oil CO
Kansas City
Kansas
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Keg
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Kelley Mercantile Company
Oe End Sanitany
Lander
Horlick
New York Stock Exchange
OF Lot
John Muir & Co
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New York City
Ford
Engla
E.S. Johnston Grocery Co
Leading Grocery House
Sunkist
Hubbard
Jones’ Farm
Rome
Arkansas
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