Wilson Power Grab Criticized by Omaha Bee Editorial
An Omaha Bee editorial denounces President Wilson for unconstitutionally seizing foreign policy control after the League of Nations covenant failure. It accuses him of delaying peace with Germany to preserve personal power and mocks Democratic leaders for supporting his vagaries while condemning his overall conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Senate
League
Congress
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Hamlet
Omaha
Free pamphlets target groups on public health menaces
The Surgeon General notes one third of men drafted were unfit for service and New Jersey health officials call venereal diseases the greatest menace to public health. Pamphlets A through F offer guidance for youths educators parents girls and the general public, urging letters to the New Jersey State Central Disease Control in Trenton.
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New Jersey State Cereal Disease Control
Trenton
N. J
Army
New Jersey State Department of Health
Bow Diphtheria Is Contracted
Public health notice explains how a simple cold can make a child susceptible to diphtheria and advises keeping sick children home until fully recovered. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and to reduce germ disease risk.
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Chamberlain
How Wilson Kept Wood Out of War
A portrait of Leonard Wood's wartime career and clashes with Wilson's administration. Wood faced rebukes, moved between camps, and earned praise for public service including organizing camps, aiding veterans, and maintaining order during strikes.
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Wilson
One Thing at a Time in Wartime Romance
Gardner Lane paints Amy Roland's portrait and clashes with Billy Lane, a draftee. Amy dates Gardner, rejects him, and learns Billy is the real love. He plans to enlist, then returns in triumph as they finally choose each other and marry, with plans for a farm life.
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Gardner Lane
Amy Roland
Amy
Gardner
Mrs. Roland
Billy Lane
Colorado
Billy
Scott
Louise
Seatons
New York
Messenger
Oveur Hieeme
Francee
William Lane
Amy Darling
Amy Dearest
Foch
France
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N.d
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Cranbury
New Jersey
John G. Holme
Leonard Wood
Washington
Wood
Navy
Lindley M. Garrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Plattsburgh
Roosevelt
Plattsburg
Department of the Host
Charleston
D. C
Camp Funston
Kansas
Capper
Eighty-ninth Division
Baker
Funston
Central Department
Chicago
Gary
Catherine Parsons
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Donnelly
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Fred’k W. Donnelly Co
Emery
Donnety Caylor Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Kelly, Firestone
Ajax
Auburn
Xtra Ply
Mercer
Princeton
Ajax Tubes
Firestone
Kelly-Springfield
Xtra
H. R. Disbrow & Son
A. F. Williams
E. State St
Longman & Martinez
Desiors
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