Pettiness in Critics Over Wilson Gifts Reveals Partisan Drift
The piece cites President Wilson returning from Europe with symbolic gifts, then attacks Republican critics as petty and slanderous. It describes investigations by the Senate post offices committee into civil service appointments, asserting they found merit-based choices and contradicted GOP charges of mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Europe
London
Francé
Pentosend Sherman
Republican Publicity Association
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Burleson
Civil Service
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Jom C. Koons
Department
Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Herman W. Cravenyone
Civil Service Commissioners
United States Senate
Senate
John C. Koons
Frank Hitchcock
Wilef
Repub
Paris gifts and Red scares stain Wilson’s postwar narrative
A political debate seethes over Wilson’s Paris terms with accusations of a sellout and a Congress demand for specifics on gifts from European leaders. The piece notes small value and non requiring sanction, cites Captain Albert Johnson on Reds seeking immigration propaganda, and laments sailor mistreatment at Annapolis as warrant for stronger remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Paris
Congress
Illinois
Guarantees of Arbitration for Steel Strikes
New York World argues that labor unions face a crisis of collective responsibility as workers ignore leaders and contracts. It cites steel, longshore, and printing cases showing strikes and violations of pacts, warning that organized labor must choose full accountability or risk dissolution of its contracts and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie Caryedna
Steel Corporation
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
National Adjustment Commission
New York
United States
Compers
Mr. Gompers
L W
Bolshevist
New York World
Landscape Extension Service promotes urban shade trees and school grounds
The New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University highlights Landscape Extension Service as a popular statewide program aiding communities to improve street and shade trees, parks, and civic spaces. It emphasizes school grounds planning, shade tree surveys, and city forester appointments as part of expanded tree management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
New York State
College of Forestry
State Department of Education
Kings and Reds Sparkling Visit Tales in 19th Century Note
The piece cites King Albert as the third reigning monarch to tour the United States following Kalakaua of Hawaii in 1874 and Dom Pedro II of Brazil in 1876. It comically notes Weirton, West Virginia expulsions as a mock lynching scene where Reds are forced to bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
United States
David Kalakaua
Hawaii
Dom Pedro II
Brazil
Stocked-up senators warned on drinks until treaty signed
A wry note to senators promises no drinks until a treaty is signed, implying patience is required before celebration. The line hints at political brinkmanship and ceremonial restraint during delicate negotiations.
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Cheyenne
Lee Lourder Publishing Company
Ima Carey
Wemerr
Associated Times
Associated Frees
Nereta
Albert Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Annapolis
Landscape Extension Service
Weirton
W. Va
Est
W. E. Dinneen
Then Pacific Railroad
Mies
Capitol Avenue
Union Pacific Railroad
Clerk, Jr
Grace Kalber
Frank W. Lee
Lillian Wall
E. Mosley
Althas Schamp
H. Nichols
Mayme Norris
W. J. Seamon
Anna Palin
Agnes Garrety
Chas, E. Kisselbach
Mire, B. F. Davis
Mra
Toma Talbot
Mrs
Ide Stafford
W, D, Cook
G. L. Moore
Jamerson
Nels Anderson
Thresa Cory
Sheen
Omaha
Maha
Oral
Chamber of Commerce, Ora
Castoria
Fletcher
Eee
Ponnaiaa
Pth
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
York Crry
Elton Henry
Miss Frances Peterson
Hazel Stromberg
Minnie Spangier
Laramie County
G. W. Storey, Burns
Carl Christensen
W. ©. Ziegler
Hillsdale
J. H. Coffman
Fort Russell
Alton G. Bell
Bud Bauman
Carpenter
E. Durham
Mae Gibson
Casper
Cecil Adcock
Henry Dickman
Manville
Rose C. Heffron
Torrington
Elva Hishew
Lusk
Tia MacKay
Douglas
Agnes Hutchison
Miss Pearl Arthur
Wheatland
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Finiah
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