German Leaders Fear Some Powers More Than Romania
The Journal-World notes German leaders say they fear other powers more than Romania as 15,000 National Guardsmen are sent home from the border. It argues the regular army may reveal the National Guard’s weak logistics and questions the administration’s framing of the eight hour law as a remedy amid labor unrest.
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Rumania
Romania
General Pershing
Deming
New Mexico
Mexico
Wion
Congress
Pr Ripley
Santa Fe
St John’s Bid Influenced 19th Century NY Election
The New York Times recalls that John P. St John was the lone third party candidate between 1860 and 1912 who plausibly turned an election. His New York vote helped defeat Blaine as Cleveland carried the slate. St John’s diversion in New York shaped the result.
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New York
M World
John P. St. John
James G. Blaine
St. John
Ben Butler
Cleveland
First Line of Defense Diplomacy Behind War
The article argues that American diplomacy, not the navy, forms the first line of defense. It notes early World War I debates on German diplomacy and the idea that citizens viewed diplomatic shortcomings as academic but are now seeing practical consequences in the war’s course.
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Germany
Uat
Wilson Tradeoffs Ignite Diplomatic Service Critique
Critics say President Wilson plans heavy navy spending but weakens the diplomatic corps by filling posts with party loyalty over fitness. Charles E Hughes leads Democrats to frame this as a direct challenge to the nation’s standing among world powers.
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Wilson
Europe
Charles E. Hughes
Lawrence Grand Army Banner Gift Resolution 1916
Washington Post No 12 accepts a new banner donated by Mrs. Addie E Brown to honor the Grand Army of the Republic. The resolution directs recording the act, sending copies to Mrs Brown and local G A R groups, and notifying daily papers. Meeting dated September 2 1916.
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Washington Post
Department of Kansas
Grand of the Republic
Lawrence
Leeington Post
G. Lawrence
Grand Army
H . Addie EB. Brown
Washington
Washington Post No. 12
Addie E. Brown
G. AR. of
Kansas
Cirele
Society Hurst Coffey nuptials in Portland and campus visitors
Leonard Hurst and Genevieve Coffey plan a wedding at the bride’s Portland home. Hurst, once in Hiaparia, attended State University and joined Phi Delta Theta. They will reside in Astoria Ore. Mid week visitors include Miss Lillian Martin and Adjutant General Charles J. Martin’s family.
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Lillian Martin
Charles J. Martin
S Skinner
Columbus
Mret Young
Fredonia
Lois Hunt
Conway Springs
Topeka
Miertin
Lawrence
University of
Change of Office and Residence in Joliet
The notice lists Dr. Albert Cruzan, osteopath, moving offices from 1046 Vermont Street to 1428 Vermont Street in Joliet Illinois. He invites former patients and new ones to meet him at the new location and provides a contact number 1206.
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Vermont Street
Albert Cruzan
Rath
Osteopath
Postmaster Nomination and Labor Strike Mood Hint
Fragment cites Curtis sending 50 000 fetters to unions urging readiness for a general strike. Mentions Seuite ington D C and a nomination by Wilson of Albert to City Kansas postmaster. Text also contains scattered social commentary about propriety and youth culture.
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Ere
Joes
Eatl
Cutis
Seuiteington
D. C
Albert
Pr i Wilson Tocking
City
Kansas
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