Wall Street Reaction to Wilson Plan in 1916
Extracts from World interviews show broad Wall Street praise for the president’s trust reform approach. George J. Gould and Henry Clews applaud its constructive tone, while others foresee renewed prosperity and confidence in business and stock markets. The Sun backs the praise though concerns grow about Congress.
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Vieter Mundeck
House of Representatives
Cotinue
Wallstree
Teviers
Wall Street
George J. Gould
Daniel G. Red
Syndicate
Harriman & Co
John J. Keane
Keane
Yayan
Wiliam C. Wap
Antwerp
The
Stock Exchange
Wail Street
Henry Clews
Wilwon
Han
James Speyer
William J. Wollman
Neastike
Wilson
Congress
Wall Street Journal
Government by Commission debate in Progressive Republican league
The Courier News examines the Progressive Republican league platform advocating government by commission. It argues for a short ballot to limit elections to a few capable officials, with governors and mayors accountable for appointees and longer terms to reduce elections, highlighting Winthrop Massachusetts as an example.
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Courier-News
Progressive Republican League
Joy
Siste
Dmoz
Winthrop
Mass
Dames O'Donnell
Aimame
Smals
One Objection to Nomination of Chief Justice Spalding
The Courier-News notes a single objection to Spalding's nomination, arguing he follows precedent too closely in many decisions and that tenure may reflect a temperamental bias. Speaker John Marshall, cited as a founder of the American supreme court, is referenced in context with legal philosophy.
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John Marstoll
American Supreme
Conservatism Balanced by Experience in State Supreme Court
The text argues for retaining Judge Spalding on the state supreme court, praising his conservatism and uprightness. It stresses valuing past experience to guide future decisions, warning against excessive radicalism while noting the present court should not be too conservative.
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Spaldime
State Supreme Court
Mdi
North Dakota
Sedge Spalding
Appreciation League Promotes Courtesy and Feedback System
Cleveland inventor William Vernon Backus launches the Appreciation League urging universal participation. The pamphlets describe a philosophy of transforming courtesy into practical outcomes and encourage reporting polite acts to employers, clerks, police, and others, to foster better daily interactions.
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William Vernon Backus
Cleveland
Courtesy Airways
Fort Perres
Che Cornet
Sim
Appreciation League
Ars
Nike
The Wickedness of Things Declines to Define Society
A fragmentary column argues against moral panic over dancing and fashion. It contends that while some arts and behavior deserve critique, the current vogue does not prove societal immorality and that reformers may pursue counterproductive aims.
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Cuusal O'Connell
Boston
Dar
Societ
Cardinal Priests
New York
the Times
Cardinal O'Connell
Undefined Fragment Reflects Debates on Moral Reform
The text reflifts debates about morality, condemning all dancing and card games for evil ends while arguing that any practice can be misused. It argues that nothing is evil in itself, only the intent behind human actions, and cautions against sweeping condemnations of religion and culture.
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Red Society
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Hears
Bieber
Earth
Borlé
Piers
North Dakota election talk hints at expected contests and candidacy dynamics
The article sketches possible reelection bids in North Dakota with Gilbreath and Anderson cited as potential candidates. It notes anticipated opposition in primaries or general election, mentions local political chatter, and references the Grand Forks Commercial Club and state editors gathering ideas at winter meetings.
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Grand Forks Commercial Club
Grand Forks
Bill Holbein
North Dakota
Dixec
Local political notes and campaign mentions at Grand Forks
Fragments describe candidates and potential entries for upcoming elections. Mentions reference Mr. Anderson and Judge C. W. Butts, with speculation on campaign lanes and local interest in state affairs.
Three States Nominate Candidates Amid Week of Turmoil
Across the state several offices drew candidates over the past week with two major contests fractious. Local officials reported no final outcomes yet as campaigns intensify.
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Tovemy Iihree
Wamdiduthes
Imem
Exhibitors Counted at Annual Mid-Winter Fair
The report notes the number of exhibitors listed for the Mid-Winter Fair, detailing entries across categories and the participation of local and regional firms in the event.
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al ‘Menély
Fier
Worth Dekotd tanks seent to be falling in time
A garbled note describes tanks and a falling situation while mentioning a move to join the Federal Reserve. Details are unclear but imply a financial or political shift with references to institutions and timing.
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Federal Reserve
Ill-Treating Stock Fined After Unfenced Hay Incident
In Berk County a man fined for ill treating stock after his stock fed on an unfenced hay stack. He set dogs on cattle causing a chase across ten miles of prairie. Three cattle died and others were damaged by the chase and stinging injuries.
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Berk
Woman Dies in Chair After Meal in Yucca North Dakota
Mrs. Lilly E. Miller, 2 widow, seated in a chair during a hearty meal in Yucca North Dakota on January 30 died suddenly of heart trouble. She was visiting the family of her daughter and had not been in any ill health prior to the meal.
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Yucca
N. D
Lilly E. Miller
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Goring
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C. W. Butts
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