Wyoming Editors Warn Against Falsifying Political Facts
A Wyoming editorial condemns tampering with facts in political campaigns and urges honesty from editors and advertisers. It defends Governor Kendrick and argues Democrats chose Kendrick for Senate to support Wilson era policies, while Republicans must present clear reasons against reelection.
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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 Will Happen to Prosperity
A postwar outlook from the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago discusses the war’s end. It warns Republicans misreading prosperity as war driven and argues future demand will require raw materials and manufactured goods, replenishment of European inventories, and sustained credit conditions for recovery.
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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
War Seen Through a Baby's Eyes From Buffalo Times
The Buffalo Times presents a neutral view of the great war through the eyes of Ankeen a tiny Armenian girl brought to this country by missionaries. As the child observes scenes from a river crossing and a marching column she talks of fear and danger expressing terror at threats of drowning and shooting.
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Ayer
Ankeen
Krverun
Robert Stapleton
Chicago
Sone Seldions
Papal
Roosevelt Headlines Dominate Maine Speech Coverage
The paper notes widespread use of Roosevelt related headlines to mark his Maine speech while Hughes speeches receive little attention. It suggests Roosevelt seeks to win over the fierce war vote, while relying on Roosevelt to anchor the central allied vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Maine
Hughes
Gompers Reviews Labor Progress in Past Year
American Federation of Labor president Samuel Gompers assesses labor gains over the year, praising shorter workdays, higher wages, and increased political influence. He links economic power to social and political progress, discusses Mexico policy, and warns on intervention risks while urging organized labor to push for fuller freedoms.
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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
Hae & National
Mexico
Labor Movement of
Labor Movement
Amortes
United States
Southwest
Fon Alandarda
Avery
Edict Allows Names of Disappeared Soldiers Wives
From the European Edition the New York Herald reports the Grand Duke of Baden issues an edict permitting young fiancées of soldiers missing in the war to adopt their lances names and be called Madame. Warden Osborne details a new method at Sing Bing to locate a convict hiding in the prison for days awaiting an escape attempt.
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Grabowski
Janitin
Oeberne
Y. Orabowski
Grand Duke of
Baden
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Woodrow Wilsom
Vine
Cie Equity
Hum
Tate
The
Buffalo Times
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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