Campaign of honesty urged in Wyoming editorial
The piece denounces falsifying facts in political campaigns and calls on editors and advertisers to refrain from distorted reporting. It argues the public deserves straight issues to choose leaders, defending Kendrick and Clark as Democrats best suited to support President Wilson. It warns Republicans against misrepresenting facts to undermine Wilson.
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Vine
Cie Equity
Hum
Tate
Heeple
Mark Hanna
Wyoming
Kendrick
Hopkins
Sheridan Enterprise
Aool
Sheridan
Washington
Wilson
Democrats
Senate
John DF. Clark
House of Representatives
National Congress
Clark
Mondell
Woodrow Wilson
Dewing
After the War What Haps to Our National Prosperity
Postwar outlook and banking views analyze how Republican policy and war debts could shape economic recovery. The Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago warns momentum may fade, urging care over credit and federal reserve changes as Europe rebuilds. It notes needed replacement of damaged plants and machinery and rising demand for agricultural and livestock products at home.
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Peechent Wilson
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chive
Iemed
Mymy Oetete
Gov
Federal Reserve
Eurrope
Europe
Iimt
United States
France
Belgium
Hae & National
Mexico
Labor Movement of
Labor Movement
Amortes
Southwest
Fon Alandarda
Avery
War Through a Baby's Eyes From the Buffalo Times
A Buffalo Times feature presents a neutral view of World War I through Ankeen, a Armenian baby adopted by missionaries Robert Stapleton and his wife. The child’s reactions appear as glimpses into war’s fear and chaos observed in daily moments during a Chicago summer.
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Ayer
Ankeen
Krverun
Robert Stapleton
Chicago
Sone Seldions
Papal
Roosevelt Scorn for Hughes in National Headlines
The paper notes that headlines implying Roosevelt outshines rivals appear nationwide for his Maine speech, while Hughes is scarcely covered. It suggests Roosevelt’s “dominant American ton” phrase signals his attempt to sweep the central allied vote through silence and spectacle.
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Roosevelt
Maine
Hughes
Gompers Reviews Progress of Labor in the Past Year
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, reports on labor advances over the last year. He highlights the eight hour day, higher wages, and broader political influence as core gains, notes strategic party positions, and discusses labor relations with Mexico and broader social improvements.
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Gompers
Samwel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lebors
Joeues
Sear
Workers of America
Trade Plan
Vielen
Pederation of Labor
Ite
Iahbor
Frill
le Social Aide
Ife
American Federation of
Abor Hee
Glorious
Victoria
Grand Duke Baden Edict Names War Brides Madame
European edition reports the Grand Duke of Baden authorizing young fiancés of missing soldiers to bear the soldiers names and be called Madame. Warden Osborne details a new method at Sing Bing to locate a convict hiding in the prison days awaiting escape.
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Grabowski
Janitin
Oeberne
Y. Orabowski
Grand Duke of
Baden
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Seamen's Act
Layoo
Lincoln
Oomen
Sweeney
Mutual Welfare League
Frank Grabowski
New York Herald
Si Jie Sagnatere of
Cosorert
Ieee
Harry P. Hynds
Mans
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Logan
Waterman
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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