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Partisanship and its dangers to national progress
The text argues that partisanship can be a pursuit of self serving gain masked as morality or reform. It condemns pledges, falsehood, treachery, and threats used to control politics, warning zeal for a bad cause may do more harm than the evil it aims to reform.
Study the evidence habit in Yale sermon at Woolsey hall
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale urged Americans to cultivate the habit of seeking factual evidence. He called for readers to abandon newspapers that pander to desire and instead seek truth even when difficult. He warned against repeating unproven gossip and emphasized honesty within society.
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Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Woolsey Hall
Partisanship Should Be Regulated by Common Sense
A concise argument urges governing partisanship through practical wisdom and informed judgment to reduce polarization and promote stable democratic process. It calls for policies grounded in reason, evidence, and public interest rather than factional rhetoric.
Absurdities in New Jersey Lawmaking Targeted
The piece notes New Jersey legislative drafts contain circular phrasing like an act to amend an act. It urges a requirement that introducers file a brief stating purpose including the law named for amendment. It argues for clearer lawmaking and improved legislator accountability.
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New Jersey
Kitchener and Staff Lost at Seal
Great Britain mourns Field Marshal Earl Kitchener and his staff as the Hampshire sinks off the West Orkneys after being struck by a mine or torpedo. Reports say only a few bodies and capsized boats are found with little hope for survivors.
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London
Great Britain
Field Marshall
Earl Kitchener
British War Office
Kitchener
Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Jellicoe
Verdun
Admiralty
West Orkneys
Asia
William Robertson
Imperial Staff
Herbert J. Savil
R. N
Lord Kuehner
Orkneys
British War Council
German battle cruiser Seydlitz sighted damaged after Jutland
Reports received in Denmark say the Seydlitz, a German battle cruiser, was seen the morning after the Jutland engagement steaming south near Fano island off the Jutland coast in a badly damaged condition, chased by British warships.
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London
Seydlitz
Jutland
Denmark
Fano Island
German ships sunk named as Hindenburg Lutzu in Jutland
London June 8 British officers who took part in the Jutland battle identify two German warships sunk as the Hindenburg and the Lutzu. The Lutzu, a 26000 ton battle cruiser built at Dantzie in 1915, carried eight 12 inch guns six inch guns and twelve 24 pounder guns and had five torpedo tubes.
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London
Leet
Jutland
Dantzie
British Officers Lost In Jutland Battle List
A royal admiralty list reports 333 officers killed in Jutland, including nearly all from cruisers Queen Mary Invincible Defence Black Prince and destroyers Tipperary Turbulent Ardent Nomad Nestor Sparrow Hawk. All but one from Emizer Warrior saved. twenty-three officers killed and twenty-two wounded on other ships.
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London
Jutland
Admiralty
Queen Mary
Invincible
Defence
Black Prince
Tipperary
Turbulent
Ardent
Normad
Nestor
Shark
Emizer
Warrior
Sparrow Hawk
Delegates Head to Progressive Party National Convention
In Grand Forks North Dakota on June 8 delegates prepare to attend the Progressive Party national convention in Chicago with the slogan Roosevelt first and last. The text highlights the forthcoming gathering and the party's branding ahead of the event.
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Grand, Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Chicago
Golva
Golden Valley
Word from Youth in European War
Mandan North Dakota June 8 H A Crandall Zap ND has received two letters from his son Ray Crandall former Mandan high school boy who was wounded somewhere in France Ray is now employed in the Can 1
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Ian Paylind
Saeed Westminster
San
London
Crandall
The
Daily Pioneer
Mandan
N. D
H. A. Crandall
Zap
Ray Crandall
France
Ray
Grand Forks Man Pleads First Degree Murder in Mary Cain Case
Harry Smith of Grand Forks confessed to the murder of Mary Cain and entered a plea of first degree murder. He received a life imprisonment sentence.
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Grand Forks
Harry Smith
Mary Cain
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