Leadership and Vision in Wilson’s Presidency
The World lauds Woodrow Wilson for a bold domestic program achieved since 1918 amid foreign turmoil. It credits his leadership as principled and masterful, with peace abroad and progress at home, asserting his vision for a permanent peace and a Greater America despite critiques of his Mexican policy.
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New York World
Wilson
Wilken
Woodrow Wilson
Wilton
Brag and Bluster
Princ. Ple
Samuel W. Me.Cull
Massachusetts
Yale
Washington
Lincoln
Hughes
Huerta
Mexico
Pwe
Meo Mughes
Mousevelt
Thurst No
Mehut
United
America
Mr. Wilson
Wilson and Hughes in the 1916 presidential choice
The piece contrasts Wilson and Hughes as it casts Wilson as a defender of broad democratic aims and social welfare, while Hughes is portrayed as a corporate lawyer focused on business and bureaucracy. It argues democracy’s direction hinges on the November decision between forward progress or retrogression in a wartime era.
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Wilson
Highes
United States
Looku
Wilton
Hughes
Wilson Seemke
Pingles
Leon
Lonriog
Peete
Bert Hhies
Mighes
Weil
Elihu Reet
Aughes
The Railroad Revolution and its National Impact
A reflection on how railroads transformed the United States linking distant regions and reshaping commerce. It contrasts past isolation with today’s connected economy, notes the threat of strikes to urban life, and distinguishes conservatives from progressives in recognising the need for new methods.
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New York City
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Explorer questions Peery’s north pole find as mirage
A returning Arctic explorer doubts Peery’s claim of land near the north pole, suggesting it may be a mirage. He questions whether the pole itself could be obscured or misrepresented by optical effects.
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Peery
North Pole
Science Proves Life Beyond Grave Says Sir Oliver Lodge
The article discusses Sir Oliver Lodge asserting life after death is provable through telepathy and postmortem messages. It argues the veil between worlds is thinning, with departed souls communicating revelations that science can study, offering hope rather than despair.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Roosevelt Reemerges as Preparedness Debate Echoes Through Maine
In a Lowlaton Maine speech the author recalls Roosevelt as a once provocative leader of the progressive movement and a defender of military and naval preparedness. The piece notes his 1916 campaign influence, then contemplates his relevance to modern American policy and the heavy import of land ownership and national character.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Roosevelt
Lowlaton
Maine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rip van Winkle
America
Fork efficiency in farming
President Vincent urges consolidation of farming into large, efficient corporate units. He envisions scientifically operated farms, modernized farm homes, and factories wrapping farmers in centralized management to reduce waste and weather losses.
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Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Vincent
Unite &Y
City Manager Plan Advances
The piece traces early trials of city manager systems and cites Staunton Virginia and Springfield Ohio as pivotal examples. It highlights Ashburner of Staunton, his overlap into Springfield, and claims improvements in debt, licenses, revenues, and budgeting through centralized purchasing and accounting. The article argues managers embody a trained profession distinct from politics.
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Minneapolis
Staunton
Ohio
Springfield
Ashburner
Ashburaar
Fitness of the Man Governs The Venture’s Success
The passage argues that the personal fitness of the individual leads the venture to success, more than any alteration in government form. It emphasizes character and capability as decisive factors.
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Iave Reneon
Istes movement funds soothing syrup for mules front
A brief note reports the Istes movement in Yellow Ochre Cross funds to provide soothing syrup for refractory mules at the front. It mentions a Gasette of the Third London General hospital Wandaworth announcing flag sales with hopes buyers will purchase. A Boston department store hoe purchase humorously ends with a 75 cent bill.
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Istes
London General Hospital
Wandaworth
Boston
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