Carranza rejection of Monroe Doctrine and delayed letter query
The text notes Carranza and U S figures rejecting the Monroe Doctrine. It mentions Wilson Taft Hitchcock and the Lesguers and records a mailed letter to Mr Burleson from Washington on Friday April 11 with its Monday April 14 arrival still three blocks away, asking for an explanation.
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Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Taft
Hitchcock
the Lesguers
Mr. Burleson
City of
Washington
Germany’s Stance on Peace Points and Wilson Ambiguities
The source comments on Germany clinging to 14 points while Allies criticize specifics. It questions whether Germany seeks a peace that aligns with German aims through ambiguities in Mr. Wilson’s plan. The piece ponders if a German peace may emerge from Wilson’s equivocal statements.
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Germany
Wilson
Return of the Saints and Italian Publicity
An editorial tone contrasts Italian slogans with American political shifts. The piece notes Italian reactions to propaganda images of saints, likening their quick pivot to public opinion to the American experience, and ends with a quip about Lincoln.
Wilson campaign speech ridicules Republicans as masters
In 1916 President Wilson rebukes the Republican camp calling it a party of masters and derides leaders Burleson McAdoo Creel Garfield Hoover as would be "comrades" while implying the Democrats offer comrades not rulers.
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Wilson
Republican’ Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Burleson
McAdoo
Creel
Garfield
Hoover
Edge as 1920 Presidential Prospect Gains Jersey Support
Trenton notes Governor Walter Edge of New Jersey emerges as a potential national Republican figure to unite factions for the 1920 race. Observers cite his popularity, GOP loyalty, experience in state and national affairs, and media-friendly skills after speeches to the Chamber of Commerce and Victory Loan events.
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Trenton
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Edge
Politicus
St Louis Times
Jersey
United States Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Nazareth
Declaration of Independence and League of Nations Fallout
The Republican Publicity Association notes that the thirty nine signers of the March Second Declaration will not abandon their stand against the league of nations. They argue the treaty is doomed if the Senate ratifies it and urge the president to reveal full terms to the American people.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
League of Nations
League
State Department
Senate
Hardihood
Mr. Wilson
Resolution from 5,000,000 American Women Demands Justice
Despatches from Paris note Premier Clemenceau received a resolution signed by five million American women urging punishment for German officers soldiers and civilians who harmed women and girls in allied countries and asking measures to prevent future crimes. The gesture contrasts with appeals to U S representatives in Paris and criticizes the head of the American delegation as ineffective for concrete results.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Cause of Headache and Relief with Chamberlain Tablets
The article states headaches arise from a disordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by addressing the cause. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets, claiming they provide relief and are easy to take with mild effects.
Walter Edge as a Presidential Possibility Gaining Notice
Newspapers discuss Walter Edge of New Jersey as a potential Republican candidate for President. The piece cites his record as governor, highlighting a businesslike state government, a new highway system, port development, and planned projects like the Delaware bridge and Hudson tunnel.
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Mate
New York
New Jersey
Delaware Bride
Hudson
Legislative Manual
Leonard Wood
Governor Edge
Edge
Mately
Walter I
Salvation Army Drives National Campaign for 13 Million
Promotes a nationwide drive to raise 13 million dollars for Salvation Army home service work in the United States with New Jersey quota at 760000 led by ex governor Ed ward C. Stokes. The ad urges generous giving beyond the minimum, noting the charity’s financial transparency and focus on human needs.
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Salvation Army
United States
New Jersey
Edward C. Stokes
Jersey
Salvattion Army
Fragments of Advice in a Buffalo News Note
The excerpt advises using Chamberlin's Liniment after injury and follows with a light exchange about Algernon and a letter. The dialogue hints at romantic worry and a brief, playful mood, reflecting a small-town newspaper snippet style.
Do You Enjoy Life Chamberlain Tablets Advertisement
A health ad claims a man in good shape enjoys life while the sickly feel despondent and unhappy at meals. It asserts the remedy is a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to straighten the stomach aid digestion and normalize the bowels. Try it.
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John Deere “Jr
Planet Jr
Myers
John Deere
W. A. Wood
van Brant
Oliver
Owego
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Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N. J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
NEW
Jersery
Cranbury
Has
Return of the Saints
America
Abe Lincoln
Walter
Newark
Warwicks
Walter E. Edge
State House
Chamberlin
Algernon
Buffalo News
Charles G. Groves
Office North Main Street
Cranbury, N.J
J. BE. Carlson
Cranbury, N
Phofie
F.O.B. Pontiac
Oakland
Walters Oakland Company
E. S. Walters
Prospect Plains
N. J
Peppler
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown Garage
Ford
Hightstown
East Windsor
Mercer County
Washington Township
Middlesex County
Ing Pric
Detroit
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