Hughes and Wilson in a character campaign
A political argument contrasts Charles Hughes with Woodrow Wilson, accusing Wilson supporters of deflecting from the administration’s record. It notes Hughes as governor of New York demonstrated consistent deeds with words, and frames the race as a character contest where Hughes is portrayed as sincere and decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Wer. Fett
Mr. Roosevelt
Shem
Hughes
New York
Chanpion
Mihen
Rician
Bhaesth
Shwe
New ‘Work
Wambe Performance Square
prom‘Yee
Vatican Ship Nuncius Flies Papal Flag at Civita Vecchia
The Vatican owns a steamer named Nuncius, painted white and yellow, sheltered in Civita Vecchia with Rome’s consent. It will transport papal officials abroad, first to Buenos Aires for nuncio Bassallo di Torregrossa, signaling a potential restoration of temporal power to the pope as a political move against Italy.
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von Buelow
Italy
Rome
Vatican
Civita Vecchia
Victor Emmanuel II
House of Savoy
Papal Palace
Quirinal
South America
Mgr
Bassallo di Torregrossa
Tuenos Aires
Germany
Papacy
William
Prince von Buelow
Papal
London
Buelow
Switzerland
Belgium
England
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Henry Howard
Britain
Russia
France
Spain
Weimtrow Wilson Speech and Mexican Violations Note
A fragmented noting of Weintrow Wilson and his speech on sovereignty and rights, alongside references to Mexico events at Vera Cruz and ongoing U S response. It mentions unaccounted damages, calls for direct challenge and resistance, and questions of reparation in a high literary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weintrow Wilson
L’resi- Se
Vera Cruz
Witte
Warranza
United States
Mexico
Opportunist in White House Faces Shifting Stances
The New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser critiques the current incumbent as a volatile leader whose views flip between states' rights and nationalism, neutrality and war, wage control and collective bargaining, painting a picture of erratic judgment and opportunism in the nation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Plas Uerty
Col. Bonsevelt
New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser
Pershing's Army Ready for Fight or Frolic, Says Report
The report notes Pershing's army remains in one fettle and ready for action or celebration. It remarks the force advanced as far as politics allowed and credits the troops accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
The Town Slouch column by Ellis Clarke
A humorous column notes how small acts from Deacon Wattles and Calf helped Cy Dawkins make a mark. It wryly reflects on public stubbornness and the need to prove points, ending with the saying a sea dog is known by his barque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Wattles
Cy Dawkins
Old Soldiers Duel Leaves Inmates Wounded Likely Fatal
In Danville New Jersey on October 13 John W. Smith and Samson R. Cheppelli, veterans from the old soldiers home, argued and fought with knives. Both are gravely injured and likely to die. Governor Peters has ordered an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
John W. Smith
Samson R. Cheppelli
Old Soldiers’ Home
Peters
Allied Flyers Shell Stuttgart Bombing Reported
Allied aviators dropped bombs on Stuttgart Tuesday evening but Reuters from Amsterdam says no persons or buildings were hit. The report notes the attack occurred as Allied operations continued in the area.
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Stuttgart
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Troops to Border Augment Colorado Cavalry Units
General Funston informed the War Department that troops A B and C of a Colorado cavalry squadron will be sent to the border in addition to other forces previously named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Funston
War Department
Colorado Cavalry
Diggs Camminetti Case Postponed
Washington October hearing in the Diggs Camminetti case was postponed to November on motion by the government with defense counsel concurring, delaying arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Safe on a Cowcatcher After Train Collision
Charles Norberry rode a motorcycle at East Main Street crossing in Millville New Jersey when a West Jersey and Seashore train struck him. He escaped with only slight bruises. The motorcycle remained on a cow catcher attached to the train for about 500 feet before the train stopped.
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Millville
N. J
Charles Norberry
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
East Main Street
Norberry
Woman fakes authority to suspend Lowell schools
A Lowell woman without authorization caused the public schools to be shut for the afternoon by calling the central fire station and triggering the 'no school' signal. Superintendent Molloy alerted fire officials who found she claimed she was in the school superintendent's office.
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Lowell
Mass
Central
Molloy
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Pope Benedict XV
Woodrow
Ellis M. Clarke
Hayter Hart
Mrs. Peck
West Broadway
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Fancy Bartlett
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Virginia
Concord
New
Fairfield
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