Prosperity Not Due To War Demands U S Trade Surplus Soars
The Department of Commerce reports a ten month U S trade balance of 2.509 billion dollars with exports showing a strong gain. Charles Hayden notes American wartime production is a small share of overall export growth while civilian industry drives wealth and jobs.
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Department of Commerce
Wilson
Schwab
United States
Ten
Charles Hayden
Colnetdonta
Wren
Hayden
Edison backs Wilson vote urging Americans to choose experience
In a speech reprinted from The Times, inventor Thomas Edison urges voters to reelect President Wilson, arguing an inexperienced man cannot steer the country through wartime and domestic challenges. He defends Wilson’s leadership, noting peace, prosperity, and strong national resolve as proof. The piece discusses adherence to Democratic aims and caution about upheaval from rapid policy shifts.
Black Gat in Four Wrecks at Sea Disaster
A garbled report describes multiple wrecks and a Black Gat vehicle involved in a chain of disasters near Metis and Bore canyon. Norihoro Periti freiget car is referenced with a locked Black car and a blamed party for the incident. Unclear details and damaged wording obscure exact events and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norihoro
Aude
Uountalia
Bore Canyon
Metis
Avivgublies
Atlee Pearing
Peace or War with Wilson and Hughes Questioned
In a sharp political address, the speaker argues that choosing peace with Wilson leads to war with Hughes and warns that the US may be drawn into European conflicts. He notes foreign leaders watch the election result and expect unsettled foreign policy until November 7. From Wilson's Shadow Lawn address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Young Men's Democratic League
Shadow Lawn
Otav ed off ruin what farmers owe to president Wilson
Article reports on President Wilson averting a railroad strike by decisive action. It claims his courage saved the day and prevents huge losses: Apple crop valued at 100 million dollars, Peach crop 19 million, Potato crop 50 million, all in potential damages cited as a drop in the Bucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
Hikrapran
Wilton
Limi
Rughes
Corey Bhaaders Farwerd
Wilkow
President Wilson
Farmers Call for Fair Play Amid Railway Strike Crisis
Editor Frank G Odell recounts the 1916 railway labor threat and President Wilson's mediation. He praises the farmer for seeking an equal chance with other businesses, notes the Rural Credit Act's gains, and argues labor became a wage slave against organized capital and Republican finance bosses.
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Farmers of America
Winre Dhemde
Wilton
Democratic Congress
Lapartment of Agriculture
Hish Finance Geng
Samwel
Capieal
Cusine
Leber
Cuumbine
la Makereeta
Questioning Hughes nomination at Republican convention
The text attacks Hughes bid and roster of party leaders, denouncing Roosevelt and Wall Street, while asking which electors support Hughes and what policies he would pursue if elected. It alleges the party favors wealth and opposes reform, urging readers to watch the convention actions.
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Hughes
Republicas Houses
Penrose
Barnes
Bucot
Crane
Cannon
Et al
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Mexico
Thevaed Tutt
Reaetion
Theodore Moonevelt
Bernhardt
Bile Root
Woodrow Wilson
Milwaukee
la Pellette
Republicans Promise Jackson Hole Fair Share in County Board
A county voter letter argues Erwin’s defeat left Jackson Hole underrepresented and urges electing James Bodge Jenkins to the Board to ensure fair road fund disbursement. It criticizes current officials and pledges Republican support for Jackson Hole interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. Erwin
Kelly
Erwin
Jackson's Hole
James
Jane
Tom
James Bodge
Jenkins
Mystery Dialogue Sparks Trial Portent in Courtroom
In a cryptic exchange the defense answers a breach claim with a garbled account. The accused testifies about an evening farewell and offers a few details, mentioning a prior gift of six bees or two. The chaos hints at manipulation and unclear evidence in a hush-filled setting.
Fragmentary note hints at threats over love claim
The readable text shows a fragmented statement about love and a threat to kill. It references indeterminate persons and unclear locations, with no verifiable event or names to confirm a specific incident.
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Pilin
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Manvpad Turk
Windom
Edison
George Cheel
Kalisom
Thomas A. Som
Jackson’s Hole
Frank G. Odell
Nebraska Farm Magazine
Brotherhood
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Ode
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Pier Crete
Haute Wa
Congress
John D. Clark
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