Hughes Campaign Faces Question of Character and Record
The piece argues Democrats miscast Hughes by railing at his record as governor and vows that his actions matched his words. It recalls Wilson Taft Roosevelt debates and asserts Hughes stands by principles, not flattery, contrasting him with critics who demand what he would do next.
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Hughes
Wilson
War
Pett
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Garin
Raney
Gov Ernor
New York
Harsathan
Biaslos
Mr. Hughes
Eoomen
Vatican Ship Nuncius Flies Papal Flag in Civita Vecchia Harbor
The Vatican owns a steamer painted white and yellow named Nuncius, first voyage to Buenos Aires with papal nuncio Bassallo di Torregrossa. Reports say Germany guarantees its safety, enabling pope's officials to be sent abroad, amid talks of restoring temporal power to the pope to punish 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
Buenos Aires
Germany
Nish Seas
Papacy
Hormer
Hile
Switzerland
Buelow
Belgium
England
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Henry Howard
Britain
Russia
Bornetline
France
Spain
Untitled Fragment On Rights And Reparation In Foreign Policy
Fragmentary notes discuss Wilson era ideas on defending democratic rights abroad and securing apologies or reparations from nations. The text references captured individuals, property losses, and the need for direct resistance, with emphasis on sovereignty and U S moral leadership.
Opportunist in the Welie House Critics Urge Steady Leadership
The New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser notes a pattern of shifting positions by the current president, condemning doctrinaire unpredictability from states’ rights to neutrality and wartime stance. The piece warns of wavering on wage policy and arbitration while fearing concentrated power.
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Welie
Col
Rosevelt
New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser
Pershing's Army Sees Politics Limit Reach
Fragmentary wartime note praises Pershing's forces as capable for both battle and celebration while acknowledging political constraints on their actions. The text frames the army as disciplined and ready, yet bound by political considerations.
Calf helps Cy Dawkins make a mark in the world
Ellis M. Clarke notes little acts matter as public opinion proves stubborn and arguments are needed. A sea dog is judged by his barque, reminding readers that small deeds can shape larger outcomes.
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Deacon Wattles
Cy Dawkins
Allied Flyers Shell Stuttgart
Allied aviators dropped bombs on Stuttgart Tuesday evening according to a Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam. The report says no persons or buildings were hit.
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Stuttgart
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Troops to the Border Reported by General Fuston
General Fuston told the war department that Colorado Cavalry Squadron A B and C will be sent to the border in addition to other troops previously named.
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Border
Washington
Fuston
War Department
Colorado Cavalry
Diggs Camminetti Case Postponed Until November
Washington October 12 the supreme court postponed hearing arguments in the Diggs Camminetti case on motion of the government with defense counsel concurring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Safe on a Cowcatcher After Train Strike in Millville
Charles Norberry rode a motorcycle when struck at East Main street crossing by a West Jersey and Seashore railroad train. He escaped with slight bruises as the bike, locked to the cow catcher, was dragged 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
Old Soldiers Duel Ends With Knives in Danville
Inmates of the Danville old soldiers home fought with knives after a dispute. John W. W. Smith and Samson R. Cheppelli were severely injured and likely to die. Governor Peters ordered an investigation into the incident.
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Danville
John W.W. Smith
Samson R. Cheppelli
Old Soldiers’ Home
Peters
Woman Holds Lowell Schools Out With False No School Signal
A Massachusetts woman with no authority suspended Lowell public schools by telephoning the central fire station to sound the no school bell. Superintendent Molloy alerted fire officials, who found the caller claimed she was in the superintendent's office.
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Lowell
Mass
Central Fire Station
Molloy
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