Petticoat Special Stirs Volunteers in 1916 Campaign Battle
The piece attacks the Petticoat Special as a failed Republican bid to sway women voters led by elite backers such as Mrs Mary Harriman Humitey and Mrs Corneliu Vanderbilt. It contrasts Roosevelt and Wilson records, praising Wilson for averting war and preventing a railway strike, while noting German American backing for Wilson and Lodge’s opposition to the income tax.
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Midsie West
Wilcox
Holt
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West
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Mary Harriman Humitey
Daniel Guggenhelm
Corneliie Vanderbilt
Alsurry Paggsy Whitney
Holmant
Azzle Smiths
Mary Joneses
Evan Chicago
Thera
PiEth Avenue
Wilson
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Do You Want Peace With Wilson or War With Hughes
The piece argues a choice between peace and war in U S foreign policy around the 1916 election. It contends Republicans largely favor war and fear U S involvement in Europe and Mexico while voters await election results and national stance. It cites Wilson’s Shadow Lawn address of September 20.
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Hughes
Republican
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Republican Party
United States
Mexico
Young Men's Democratic League
Shadow Lawn
Ovation for Wilson as crowds greet President on tour
President Wilson returns from Chicago to misstate tour amid rain in Greensburg and Harrisburg. He thanks supporters at the stations while crowds wave flags and a band plays. Ward Bryans, allied with Wilson, continues campaigning for broader Democratic gains.
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Dent Wilson
Chitogo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Wilson
Lemuel Kunkel
Tressurer
Democratic State Committee
Rotafry
Such & Walcomo
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Ifteen
al Groenebure
Blatton Wien
Provident
Umbyoltas
W. J Bryan
Mattars
Pittsburgh
Bryan
Pittsburen
Wilson Si
Mantel
Fath Bridge Company Plans Legal Action Over Dismantling Work
A dispute erupts as the Fath Bridge Company prepares to sue the Chas Wath Company over dismantling of machinery and buildings on the riverbank. County officials anticipate a court fight, arguing the Fath claim lacks solid grounds while the county supports the Wath position.
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Cho Crin
Face Company
Whey Soon Md Morning
Causty County
Fath
Icourt
Degree conferred on Edison by phone at Albany ceremony
Albany October 20 a Doctor of Laws degree was conferred on Thomas A Edison by telephone during the University of the State of New York's 58th convocation. Edison spoke from his Orange NJ laboratory while Dr Finley addressed from New York. The act marked the first time a degree was awarded by telephone and acknowledged Edison as one of two individuals to hold a Doctor of Law from the university, the other being former Senator Elihu Root.
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Phos. A. Bilao
Brloka Pintuy
University of the State of New York
Mrr
Edison
Orangh
Finley Wan
New York Education
Maley
Kdlvon
Haivon
Tvs ‘Ing
Ui University
State of New York
Root
Hla Degrou
Girl Injured in Laundry Mangle Accident
A young girl suffered severe injuries when her hand was caught in a laundry machine roller. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon as workers tended a steam mangle. she was rushed to the City Hospital. Doctors said the bite extended to the wrist and hand, with her condition described as serious.
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Bourany
Voller Ha
Sammurt
Atlanté Etrest
F. L. Schrambling
Corry
Be Sanitary When Your Witte Hanwot Cult Dow Wall
A terse, misspelled notice promotes cleaning and sanitation services for old hardware or structures. It touts a dry hot process and claims improved cleanliness and sanitary conditions. A price of $1.60 is listed, with reference to W. A sTeRN and Oppoults Depot.
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