Bryan's Resignation Sharply Divides Wilson Era Policy
A critical editorial argues Secretary of State Bryan has been a misfit since joining the cabinet. It suggests his departure will ease government unity amid European tensions, while warning the president must maintain broad backing to uphold American rights. The piece brushes aside Bryan’s peace treaty work as limited in value.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Moore
Lansing
United States
Europe
Germany
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Sam
America
The Man Actually Stops to Think
A compilation of editorial quips and comments from multiple papers. Items touch Wilson Roosevelt labor veto power liquor laws and social jests. Includes jokes about weather forecasts and domestic life with concise, period voice observations.
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Chicago News
Wilson
Political turbulence in Pennsylvania Democratic ranks
The resignation of William Jennings Bryan sparks speculation while Democrats back President Wilson. The State committee may delay selecting a national committeeman, with Morris awaiting public input. A. Mitchell Palmer’s successor and local party shifts loom as John Co. Bane speaks on governmental form attacks. Reppert’s strong bid in Fayette grows.
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Pennsylvania
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
State Committee
A. Mitchell Palmer
Morris
Dauphin County
Democratic Committee
Herr Moeslein
C. W. Rubendall
Millersburg
State Bar Association
John Co. Bane
Bane
Allegheny County
Washington
William Flinn
E. A. Repperts
Fayette County
World Will Not Starve and Other Gazette Items
An aggregation of excerpts discusses agricultural gains disproving Malthus with far higher yields, idle arable land, and cheapening wheat. It references electric tools, phosphates, and a 5x rise in farm crops since 1879, alongside idle acreage. It also parodies public health cautions on powders, clothing, and cosmetics with satirical tone. A June Popular Mechanics rifle with a vertical launch feature is described, noting its deflected horizontal trajectory and study of wear despite high friction.
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Lewistown Journal
Malthus
Phila. Evening Ledger
Dr. Ziegler
Gertie
Annie
Emily
Popular Mechanics
The Joys of Springtime In A Rainy Day
A nostalgic verse notes rain as a harsh memory but celebrates spring days outdoors. The author reflects on shared laughter during downpours and finds value in flowers and roses when weather clears, urging appreciation of such days.
Resignation of Secretary Bryan Sparks National Debate
The United States faces a pivotal moment as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan resigns. The St Paul Pioneer Press argues his departure strengthens Wilsonian policy and united Cabinet resolve over the Germany confrontation, while dismissing Bryan as unfitted for high office. The commentary lauds the move as a victory for Americanism and national consensus, with Mexico and international reactions noted.
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William J. Bryan
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Resignation of Secretary Bryan Stirring Debate Here
The Buffalo Courier notes that Bryan’s resignation will be seen as sensational amid tense relations with Germany and Mexico. It urges Americans to keep domestic politics from foreign policy and reflects on a disagreement between the President and Secretary of State over method in dealing with a foreign country.
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Bryan
Germany
Mexico
Lansing's Post Now Most Important
Robert L. Lansing, counselor to the State Department and top authority on international law, leads in framing President Wilson's second note to Germany on submarine warfare. He has actively advised the President, consulted with the Chief Executive, and attended the full Cabinet session on the German controversy.
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Robert 8. Lansing
State Department
Mr. Lansing
Wilson
Germany
Waste Paper Revenue From State Capitol Tops Two Thousand
In Harrisburg the State Capitol's waste paper program yields around two thousand dollars annually as eight to ten hundredweight are baled and sold. Alexander Graham Bell visited the city with Mrs Bell and stayed overnight. Governor Brumbaugh limits who can see him while mail grows. Bridges on Front and Second streets gain decorative concrete panels. Flag Day events at Reservoir Park coordinated by the Elks are planned for next Monday if weather holds.
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Samuel B. Rambo
State Capitol
Hill
Mr. Rambo
Dr. Brumbaugh
Reservoir Park
The
Elks
Harrisburg
State Museum
Capitol
Notable Figures Se t for Public Roles and Local Affairs
Dr J N Morgan new president of Dickinson is a prominent Methodist layman. R W Tener brother of former Governor will move to Pittsburgh suburbs. Judge A B Reid of Pittsburgh targets noncompliant constables with one ordered for trial. J K Blake a Wilkes Barre veteran leader is active in Spanish War Veterans state group. Congressman J M Morin of Pittsburgh plays a key role in the State Eagles convention.
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J. N. Morgan
Dickinson
R. W. Tener
Pittsburgh
A. B. Reid
Pitttsburgh
J. K. Blake
Wilkes-Barre
J. M. Morin
State Eagles
European harvest machinery rising in Europe revolution
Reports from Italy foretell a large harvest that cannot be harvested by hand, creating a need for American harvest machinery. With many workers at the front, automation may transform southern European farming and benefit America. Harry Lauder’s tale of I Love a Lassie is recounted, tracing how a stage door letter inspired the song.
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Pittsburgh Sun
Italy
United States
Balkan States
Hungary
Croatia
Dalmatia
Austria
France
Europe
America
Harry Lauder
Harry
Mr. Lauder
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