No Abuse of Power In Wilson Era Cited by GOP Critics
The column argues Republicans cannot prove any instance of intimidation by President Wilson. It contrasts past presidents who used patronage or coercion with Wilson, asserting no one can name a single act of threatening or controlling Congress. It questions the charge of autocratic rule, insisting Wilson only offered advice and counsel.
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Senate
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
National Organization
Washington
Congress
Tide Turns as Steel Industry Expands Orders and Jobs
President Farrell of the steel trust declares business improving daily. January shows a 11,928-ton rise in filled orders and a 25 percent jump in employment. Carnegie Steel resumes full operation. American Steel and Wire adds 2,500 workers. H C Frick Coke adds 3,500 ovens. Rail and locomotive orders surge with $50 million in freight orders reported from Chicago. Russia places $12 million orders. Pennsylvania Railroad orders 15,000 cars worth $12 million. Projections praise constructive action over pessimism amid wartime strains.
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Steel Trust
Carnegie Steel Works
American Steel and Wire Company
Pittsburgh
H.C Frick Coke Company
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Russia
Seattle
Good Times Ahead in Food and Trade Flows
The article notes the United States as the sole nonwar producing nation and a global supplier of foods and manufactured goods. It highlights growing export trade, charter difficulties, rapid movement of American goods abroad, and $80,000,000 in gold shipped to Canada by the Bank of England beginning to flow back as payment for foreign purchases.
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United States
Canada
Bank of England
Stand With the President in Iowa Politics Debate
Cummins of Iowa f1 sup to be the political successor of crater Allison, author of "the lowa idea," which favors tariff with protection enough to please all manufacturers, but with schedules so arranged as to satisfy all consumers. In the eyes of sidesteppers, any one who bore strong and positive to a reactionary. At present, many such persons, and most think well of President Wilson.
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Benator Cummins
Iowa
Crater Allison
Avors
Wileou
Sunday blue laws bring court of all shopkeepers actors to bar
The Green Bag reports Judge Wallace of a Kansas City criminal court enforcing Sunday blue laws. He ordered indictments and arrest of shop keepers actors and others including a hippodrome crowd. A lioness was brought in in chains to protest and the stampede drew hundreds of animals to the courthouse creating a siege atmosphere.
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Kansas City
Mary Garden
Court House
New York Sun
Cuticura Shampoo and Ointment Promote Scalp Health
Advertises Cuticura Shampoo to cleanse and purify the scalp of dandruff and Ointment to soothe irritated scalp skin. Claims dandruff and itching destroy hair, promotes creamy emollients, offers free samples by mail with a postcard address in Boston.
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Cuticura
Dent Ao
aAdv
Downtown St Louis Traffic Blocked by Workman Protest
In downtown St Louis traffic halted for about thirty minutes as Frank Witt, a unemployed machinist, paraded in a tie and shouted amid a street demonstration. Witt claimed lack of work pushed him to the act and said his wife recently died. Police attended but no arrests were reported.
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Trafic
St Louis
Frank Witt
Sandiel
Lena
Water properties debate quoted by Kentucky student
In a fragment from the New York Evening Post, a southern college chemist quizzes a Kentucky student named Johnson on the principal properties of water. Johnson answers briskly, stating its poisonous quality, as the scene unfolds in a drunken fervor.
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Rumn
Kentucky
John
Johnson
New York Evening Post
All His How Much Does Rogers Get 8 Wreck
A garbled item from the Evening Transcript notes a bachelor and a jesting claim about Rogers and wrecks. Details are missing, but the fragment references a three day period and ten dirs in a careworn tone.
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Rogers
Tracts Cleared Of Malaria By Medical Progress
Public health briefing notes progress against malaria, citing mosquito and parasite studies, control methods, and reduced death rates. Observers credit animal research and vector studies for safer conditions, especially protecting children, amid ongoing scientific efforts.
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Kinila Hon
Thalia
Portrait of a Licery Girl Sparks Curiosity at Auction
Report describes a curious scene as observers discuss a portrait titled Penuty and the Monet. Witnesses note the subject’s features and question the legitimacy of the artwork, while officials investigate the painting’s provenance and the crowd gathers.
Fragmentary exhibition note on a silent road era theme
The readable portion hints at an exhibition purpose with a wheel and a figure, mentioning a genre and alert tones. The text is largely garbled, but it suggests a historical display or cinematic motif rather than a clear event or outcome. Names, dates, or places are not recoverable from the fragments.
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