Roosevelt critics point to past Mexican killings and inaction
Editorial argues Roosevelt lacked decisive warlike intent as president citing multiple American deaths in Mexico during his terms. It recounts Cananea killings, Cananea and Cananea Cananea incidents, and canteen hostilities while contrasting later events under Wilson and European war.
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Wilson Era Eulogized As Nation’s Prosperity Grows
A historical reminiscence praises Woodrow Wilson for guiding the United States through perilous years since his presidency. It credits his leadership with preventing disaster amid European tensions and Mexico relations and highlights passed reforms. The piece argues that continued Democratic leadership would further national growth and honor.
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James JIMA dies noted financier and railroad magnate
Obituary memorializes James JIMA as a noted financier and railway builder who pioneered transportation in the northwest. It praises his vision in developing the region, expanding networks, and serving public needs while growing national wealth.
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Countywide drive targets tule of Jajparcg ginger
County authorities launch a crusade against the tule of Jajparcg ginger used in beverages. They warn that this plant, a popular substitute for Demon Kum, could impact local drink mixes and health standards.
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Specialization and Concentration Lead to Career Success
Alevender Graham Beil Jr. cautions youths to choose a specific line within a profession and train intense concentration. He argues that enthusiasm fuels focus and that concentrating on a chosen aim drives success, despite imperfect surroundings.
No servant problem here in Opelousas tale
Mrs. H. L. Garland of Opelousas La. says the servant issue is solved by a long serving enslaved woman named Sophie Simms. She began duties eight years before the Civil War and has remained in the Garland family for sixty three years, illustrating old time devotion.
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Bravery Amid Mud as Shrop Shires Take German Trenches
London Times reports on a three column attack in a knee to thigh deep quagmire. Despite relentless shelling and machine gun fire, Shrop shires recaptured trenches, with many brave acts officially noted and several men trapped in mud yet rescued.
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