Wilson Day Celebration Across Cities Honors President
A nationwide Wilson Day program features Hon. Chas A Towne delivering the evening address at the Atias theatre with Mrs L C Freund reading the same speech elsewhere. Capitol City band, new Capital City quartet, and patriotic music unfold before an 8 PM meeting, urging unity above party.
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Moveable headquarters serves New York Women’s War Effort
New York City hosts the eastern women’s bureau of the Democratic National Committee in a van converted into a traveling headquarters. The vehicle carries campaign literature, seating, and areas for speakers to address street crowds on behalf of the president as vacant storefronts fail to materialize.
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Eastern Women's Bureau
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Guardsmen pay letter taints Texas border politics
A Democratic headquarters letter reveals a Texas border guard pay reply from Troop K, First Cavalry, US Army, delivered with gold gifts and a critique of Wilson administration policy. The missive attacks Republican attacks as hollow and lampoons their calls for leadership. A separate political solicitation urges voters to back Kendrick and promotes local merchandise deals.
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Walter R. Kuhn
N. ¥. Cavalry
Wilson reelection urged by Chicago Herald
The Chicago Herald editorially supports Woodrow Wilson's re election. It cites his wartime leadership and calls for continuity, arguing changing leaders now could invite foreign intrigue and domestic polarization. The paper notes its readers favored Wilson and urges voters to reward his record with four more years.
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Neutrality Question Is Brought Up In Lords Debate
In London on October 7 Baron Beresford and Baron Suydenham leaders in the British House of Lords stated that American warships rescuing passengers from vessels sunk by the German submarine U-55 off the American coast shows the United States and Germany are at odds. Viscount Beresford, foreign affairs secretary, said the matter lies entirely between the United States and Germany. He asserted Germany had broken its pledges on submarine warfare.
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Association fines for ejected players in Birmingham game
Birmingham October 27. A sports association fined ten dollars whenever a player is ejected by an umpire. The rule was announced by president Robert A W Baugh who said the fine applies when a player is put out of the game.
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Ala
Robert AW. Baugh
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