War scare letters warn of imminent conflict with Japan
A heated exchange argues that fear of war between the United States and Japan may trigger retaliatory policy actions. It discusses California alien laws, treaty terms, and the role of Britain in restraining Japan while urging calm and congressional balance to keep peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veela West
Japan
War Office
Wren
United States
Perenhls
Ted
California
Canala
Muetralia
Senate Jiessey
Tae
Democratic Patriotism Urges Real Reform Across Nation
A campaign statement pledges to honor the will of the people and push progressive reforms, vowing to resist patronage by political machines. It defends a unified party platform aligned with national administration and criticizes opposition tactics while highlighting orderly governance and candidate vetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Democratic Party
Vasd
Wyoming
Deming Draws Inspiration From Wilson Leader
Deming cites Weetrow Wilson as a fountainhead of ideas praising his views on cession government. Wilson's tari policy is also praised as sound by Deming, who hints at publishing more letters from Wilson after further reader input.
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Leader
Norfacee
Offvens
Unrey Ave
Cheyenne
John Pclaway
Lex Waste Kadliterde
Otis Hysinkk
Malls Ter Mosth
Carrierseatdrewsseuneee
Weve Gepeteentaties
Weetrow Wilson Pie
Wilken
Imag Uvigg
Wilson
Brother Deming
Woolrow
Wilsoe
William Cromwell Deming
Alexander Mannibal Mastic
Harpatiee
Defamers Cant Pissnt Truth In War Era Slurs Rise
A smear campaign targets public figures with false charges about sanity and personal life. The piece cites allegations against Ligkola and Hen Lindsey plus Joe Polk amid a flood of unverified stories, while defending reputations and warning of dangerous defamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Lindsey
Slander
Joe Polk
Defamatory Attacks Mark Public Figures in Wisconsin Journal
The Wisconsin State Journal discusses a barrage of false and malicious attacks aimed at public figures including Roosevelt and others. It denounces greed driven defamation and warns that moral price is paid, urging brave individuals to face calumny.
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Aguteet
Leonie D. Brandela
New
Ueland
Roosevelt
Ollurte
Coudin
Wootrow Wilton
Wisconshi Satu Journal
Three Political Enemies Now on Same Platform
New York May 20 Roosevelt Sulzer and Hearst join forces to press direct primaries as they share a platform at Carnegie Hall on May 28. Sulzer seeks to force passage through a special session while Murphy leads the state Democratic organization.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
William Kt Hieoret
William Sulter
Carnegie Mall
Tampany Hall
Sulzer
New York States
Charles P. Murphy
Arowes
Mesars
Roosevelt
Hearst
Hoth
House of Representative
New York City
Hedgevell
Sylger
Political Feud Echoes From Old New York Campaigns
The text recounts rivalries among William Randolph Hearst Samuel Tilden era figures and Roosevelt era politics. It notes Hearst attacking opponents Politicians like Murphy Barnes Jr and Gov Suler Independ ent Democrat Roosevelt and Hearst clashing over reforms and direct primaries.
Blacks and Yellows Taboo in Australia
A lecture by J W Arthur Kelley in the Presbyterian church lecture room discusses Austriasia resources and irrigation projects. Kelley, a Victoria state official, extols a white man’s land with no negroes or yellow Malays and praises Victoria’s language laws and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austriasia
J. W. Arthur Kelly
Presbyterian Church
Kelley
Victoria
Br. Elwood Mead
Wyoming
Male Stenographers Are in Big Demand
The United States civil service commission announces June examinations in Seattle Washington. June 7 forest and field clerk with steno grip and bookkeeper skills. entrance salaries 1050 to 1500 yearly. June 23 male stenographer and typewriter. entrance salaries 40 to 1200 per annum. Apply at once to the secretary eleventh civil service district room 24 Post Office Building Seattle for application blanks and full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Washington
Notice to Members Wyoming Consistory No. 1
A special meeting will be held at Masonic Temple, Cheyenne, Wyoming, on Wednesday evening at 8 00 o clock Balloting on candidates Samuel Corson M K Attest Johns Schunbemann Secry
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Specia
Masonic Teople
Cheyenne
Wyo
Samuel Corson
M. K. Attest
Johns Schunbeman
Seo'y
CHOWLS CONTINUE AT UNION MEETING WITH SERMON
The audience at the union meeting last night remained attentive as the preacher delivered a convicting message. The text declared that those who do not come to Christ will not have life and tears flowed as many sought forgiveness and salvation. Evening services are planned for 7:45.
Newt Shoe Cleansers For White Shoes Recipe List
Reproduced from the Pharmaceutical Era, the article outlines recipes for cleaning white shoes. It lists powders and ratios including white fullers earth and tallow soap mixtures, applied to damp leather and brushed clean. Also notes measures for whitening agents and ammonium chloride used in similar fashion.
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Pharmaceutcal
I Love My Duster at The Standard Pui Co
Reads like a fragmented ad list referencing The Sherman Co and Cedar Mop. Mentions hose doctors and signs but provides no clear event or outcome. The content is garbled and lacks coherent news value or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Pui Co
Eddy Srewet
Big Rise in Sandline Brick Output Across Nation
The 1912 value of sand lime brick production in the United States reached $1,170,864, up from $597,664 in 1914, with 174,361,000 bricks produced. Michigan led in output value, New York second, and prices averaged $6.45 per thousand for common brick and $10.41 for front brick, as the industry forecasts continued growth into 1919.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Michigan
New York
Geological Survey
Washington, Th C
Turns Homestead Into Fine Farm
Martin L Wirney final proof on his homestead 12 miles northeast of Cherenne reports 100 acres under cultivation a 100 barrel planter a house barn chicken house workshop 244 miles of woven wire 26 apple trees 18 plum trees and more cherry trees plus 736 forest trees growing well. He began with 40 acres the first season 18 the second 85 the third and 106 this year.
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Martin L. Wirney
Cherenne
Birney
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George Bell
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