Vast Debate Over New York Veto Power Flight
The piece discusses past veto actions as proof of a leader dubbed The Great Evader and The Great Vault Peeper, highlighting battles over state power and the legislative role in defining public salaries. It notes opposition to extending veto influence and argues for clear legislative boundaries and equal pay proposals for women teachers as part of broader state policy debates.
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City of New York
Servile Journalism and the Wilson Policy Critique
The New York Sun accuses political manipulation amid the nation’s greatest industrial crisis, charging Mr. Wilson with playing politics to appease Wall Street. The paper questions the Sun’s own stance while denouncing perceived bias in economic coverage.
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Publican adds voice to national committee lineup
A publican weighs in on party matters amid discussions of the national committee, signaling engagement in the process.
Death knell for WAS party in wake of election shift
Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh and other western Democrats criticized the Republican party for obstruction and reaction in the wake of recent elections. The piece notes opposition to tariff and trade measures, with reference to Northern and Midwestern figures and the broader push for protective policy amid global tensions. The article frames the Republican stance as narrow and obstructive, implying national deterioration in governance and party unity.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
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Mrs Young joins Wil en in pivotal role for suffrage
A prominent longtime organizer, Mrs Antolawtte fPuct and former executive at Ubieng for Wilaam align with Mrs Young of Mere Eile Plage Young, a respected former superintendent in Chlenge. Her formal declaration strengthens Wil en banger Mire Young’s slate as suffrage support widens within the Democratic fold.
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Eile Plage Young
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Pear Campaign Argument in Republican Circles
The Pear campaign argument notes a 0 year history. Joseph F. Davies is chairman and Edward N. Wurtey is vice chairman, both cited as practical and cost-sheet authorities. Senator Sherman faces pressure from Republican leaders as they defend the effort.
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Party of Reaction Promises Empty Critique of President
The passage attacks Republicans for offering no response to the president while continuing destructive commentary. It claims they will trumpet empty words and make unfounded promises, presenting themselves as practicists rather than offering real reversal of Democratic policies.
European War Milestones This Week 1915
A summary of the week of September 25 26 27 1915 detailing Entente advances in France Belgium and Champagne Russian bombardments Gulf of Riga British Loos Zee Brugge actions German suspensions Lida Vilna and Lutsk drives and fresh Turkish and Austro German movements in the Balkans and Middle East with ships sunk and loans noted.
Russians repel Germans in Ovinek region drives
Allied reports recount Russian forces pushing Germans back in Ovinek as German command gathers 250000 troops on the Serbian frontier. French troops pierced a German second line near Champagne while Avesiane halted a German offensive along the Riga to Pinwk front. Officials note over 60 German submarines sunk by a new British device.
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Wireless links and naval pieces in colonial notes
Fragmentary report cites early wireless communications linking the United States with Samoa and New Zealand via San Francisco and notes speculative aims for broader transoceanic routes. Mentions New Zealand patenting and legal protections, Statia naval salutes, and Canada’s fisheries value around 11 million dollars for 1815.
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Samoa
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San Francisco
In Mourning to War's End Pershing on Inspection Trip
The article describes Pershing in mourning as he arrives in New York with Mme. Fonurlees and others aboard the ship. It notes warnings and mentions graves, the old Plan, and the focus on keeping order during the inspection trip. The piece references a ceremony and the plan's execution with various individuals present.
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New York
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Machinery role in national prestige and tool making
Fragmented text argues about the importance of machinery and tool making to national prominence. It references Saxons, Meht Hey, and Wrench as symbols of refinement and inventive skill, noting Germany’s early mechanical progress and prior development of machine tools before a historical empire.
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Jean Teo
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Germany
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