Wilson Words and Deeds in Wartime Diplomacy Debate
A critical review argues Woodrow Wilson chose patient persuasion over war to defend American principles and world stability. It weighs alternatives, critiques Republican resistance, and urges progressive voters to back Wilson to preserve national prestige and future welfare.
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Wikson
Wortins
Dogling
Germany
Tervena
Annisten
Wilken
Hhlima
Andriow
Woodrow Wilson
Witl
Alamend Universu
Balkans War Shifts Focus as Bulgaria Enters Central Powers
The Balkans emerge as the war’s fulcrum with Bulgaria joining the central powers, threatening Greece and Serbia. Venizelos leans toward the Entente while King Constantine resists, cabinet resignations follow, and a new ministry forms. French and British troops land at Saloniki while German Austrian forces push into Serbia. Diplomacy tests the Allies as vast Balkan operations loom, and discussions note potential 300,000 more troops entering the fray if the Balkans turn fully hostile.
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Balkans
Bulgaria
Indedston
Hay
Venizelou
Constantine
Ima
Melber
Astruggle
Greecia
Bowder
Serbia
Teutons
Austshhaulten
Eouty
Geormans
Naa Beun
Saloniki
Greecs
Menite 6
Sérbia
Adjst
Teutonic
Balkan
London
Ballon
Might Marry to Inform Them
A fragment quotes Topeke Saphal arguing that if girls could see their future husbands before breakfast there would be fewer weddings. The remark reflects a humorous or skeptical view of matchmaking and marriage.
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Topeke Saphal
Dry Cleaning Reprandint the Bent Arms in Nore My Hlock
Local business notes suggest cleaning and dyeing services transforming old carpets into new designs. Jay Spencer of Goll Pond S5W 712 Ww. Pleasant area appears involved in a small home improvement project.
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Jay Spencer
Goll Pond
Pleasant of
Abit
Epistles of Mart prompt governor's public conduct critique
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports on the two letters attributed to Martin that critics link to Governor's public and official behavior. It questions whether the remarks about Thamug B. Smith for mayor reveal performanced or innocent review, noting future discussion at the mayoral campaign.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Republican
Mart
Pennsylvania
Anes Moneus
Cnifornia
Academe
Pn‘riole Ril
StarSpangla Sam
Illat
Vasious Treks
Dodies
Ganind
Huggermugger
Thamug B. Smith
Tenoranis
Fonte Uylvania
Patient man and bully free of fear in presidential office
A reflective notice asserts that patient pursuit of truth outlasts boastful rivals. It declines to be swayed by temporary glory and insists that no bully, at this time, can coerce or defame the office of the president.
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Andre Liye
Muy Biaooh
Chip
DroRrMalwe
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Eople
Wilaon
Tamnining
Taggwil Sullivan
Pennsylvania
Hays Hall
Wrederick GC. Howe
Cleveland
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Louis F. Post
Chicago
Frank K. Poll
New York
George Record
New Jersey
ExGaverpor Fort
Charles H. McCarthy
John R. Commons
Wisconsin
George Rubluw
New Hampshire
Carrice
Mell
Ateanes
Corey
Snornel
Corey Pe
Clawy
Manly Benge
Disthay
Kevyn
Merwe Golo
Reon Leagan Nadal Raya
Iseablue Be
Welk
Royanga
Bart
United States
Granada and the Moorish Rise in Iberian History
The text notes Granada's shifting status as part of Toman provinces in Rooda, then becoming independent after an invasion. It mentions Nidal poxvension of the Moork in Spain who ceded the country to Ferdinand and Tuwhulhs of Spain, marking a complex colonial sequence with conquests and royal actors.
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Granada
Toman Provines
Rooda
Idependent
Moriah
Bpain
Spain
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