World War Sparks Call for Humanitarian Action and Unity
An editorial urges churches nationwide to observe a day of prayer and reflection. It highlights relief efforts by the Red Cross and Jewish charities, praising humanitarian work and the Christian duty to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and aid the sick. The piece argues peace and goodwill can end war and promote brotherhood and the fatherhood of God.
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Berlin
Hod Cras Orgaeniztions
Aslax
Car Anny
Medical Coopa
Cuba
Panini
Norsk
Heavenly Kingdom
God
Democratic platform to emphasize Wilson administration achievements
Close to a party plan outline the document will praise the Wilson era for constructive leadership and enacted measures. It notes pending legislation such as shipping DIM rural credits tariff reforms and corrupt practices as likely to be resolved before finalizing the platform. The piece argues the platform will reflect real national benefits and prosperity under Democratic oversight.
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Democratic National
Tariff Commission
Corraco
Wilson
Democratic Party
Two Twelve Parties In The United States Debate
A summary outlines two twelve parties the democratic party and the anti Wilson party. It argues the democrats support Woodrow Wilsons reelection while opponents accuse them of negation and lack of progress. The piece claims Wilsons administration achieved broad legislation and foreign policy success, contrasting with Republicans who seek any candidate to defeat Wilson.
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United States
Democratic Party
Democrac
Wilson
Republic
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming
Wilsofi
Mohler Resigns as Union Pacific President
Regret pours from all quarters as A L Mohler announces his resignation as president of the Union Pacific railway. A bold, capable leader, he steered the road to growth over the last decade and favored upbuilding communities along its lines in Wyoming with devoted service.
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A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railway
Mohler
Tis Genie
Weyoming
Tie
New York Office Building Sets Peak Value Record
A Sign of Prosperity reports improved business conditions in New Yi lawhes for rooms in the Equitable building totaling over 2.5 million dollars. Distribution: commercial and industrial corporations 50 percent, banking 15 percent, hingers 10 percent, munition companies 25 percent. This marks the highest office-building water mark yet and the trend continues upward.
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Equitable
Navy item on marine hygiene training prompting questions
Navy department release states a United States marine is trained to brush his teeth bathe and wash underclothing and socks in half a bucket of water. Unclear if same water is used for all tasks or the order, and how often the performance is done during enlistment.
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Navy Department
United States
Mace
Thaw Letter Praises Roads and Social Reform in Wyoming
A Chicago Law and Order League letter praises Harry K Thaw for funding a message about roads and social improvement. The note argues better roads bring better markets schools churches and living standards and cites Wyoming as a place where improved infrastructure would help.
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Chicago Law and Order League
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
On Nation
Wyoming
Peace aims and moral influence in Wilson speech
President Wilson tells the National Club that America must seek peace and resist being drawn into world quarrels. He argues moral leadership depends on disinterested nations and warns that preserving peace requires steady, principled action by the United States and allied powers.
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Wilson
Corree
National Red Club
Pew
Lincoln
White House
Howe
America
Senatorial courtesy blocks Rublee’s F T C nomination
The senate rejects George Rublee for the Federal Trade Commission attributing the defeat to senatorial courtesy. The piece argues the rule serves private interests over public good, citing opposition by Senator Gallinger and others while praising democracy’s ultimate decisive vote.
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Senate
George Rublee
Federal Trade Commission
Rublee
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Reed
Missouri
United
Dramatics of Democracy in Modern Primaries
Freano Republican argues modern primaries replace old conventions with orderly voting where individuals act in isolation. It contrasts public convention turmoil with the dignified, personal responsibility of casting a ballot in thousands of precincts.
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Freano Republican
Remarkable Remarks From New York Independent Fragment
A compilation of brief opinions and aphorisms by various authors including Winifred Stoner Amy Lowell Reginald Kaufman and Col Howard F Glenn. The pieces touch on poetry centers knowledge health and political views with sharp, provocative stances.
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New York Independent
Winifred Stoner, Jr
Amy Lowell
Chicago
Reginald Kaufman
Willian Barnes, Jr
Roosevelt
Luke MecLuke
Quick
Taft
Col
Howard F. Glenn
William Brady
Who Knows Anything Frontier Story of a Fatal Typist Error
The New York Globe recounts a tale of a rushed manuscript to be typed in ten hours. Richard Harding Davis is named as the author. a bureau manageress promises to meet the deadline, but the writer dies of heart failure before confirming where to send the manuscript. The Frontier Cave year is noted with July 26 27 28 and 38 referenced as a memory.
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New York Globe
Richard Harding Davia
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Harry P. Hyads
Capitol Avenue
Waterman
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Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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