Large Circulation Newspaper Reflects On Agriculture and Naval Exposition
In a broad discussion, the paper extols the Agriculture Department for aiding farmers, boosting product value, and stamping out cattle disease. It urges nations to participate in a San Francisco naval display, arguing dismissal would reveal political motives behind nonparticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Russia
Italy
Austria
San Francisco
Alrs
Golden Gate
Great Naval Demonstration and Panama Canal Opener
The United States plans a world naval demonstration inviting nations to participate in ceremonies marking the Panama Canal opening in 1915. Britain Germany and other European nations have declined to participate, citing economic and political reasons while hoping to benefit commercially.
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Sam
Davy
Panama Canal
Hampton Roads
Jons
Panama
Canal
Pacific
Great Harder
San’ Francisco Bay
England
Germany
Penman Young Penman Murder Case Appeals for Sympathy
The Urbana murderer Penman Young Penman appeals to the soft hearted claiming drunkenness explained the crime. The Bloomington Pantagraph argues this is false and notes a drunken man could not wield a racing car or dig a grave with such plan and aftercare. It urges lawful punishment as the most effective restraint.
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Young Penman
F Young Shaw
Urbana
Penman
Republicans and the tariff policy in national politics
The passage argues the Republican policy to protect all industry without favor, a strength that kept the party strong. It cites Gov Foss of Massachusetts and Sen Grotina of North Dakota as signs of misreading national policy as a local issue. It warns of Republicans in Congress pursuing local experiments that could undo the tariff system and restore Democratic governance.
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Republican Party
Foss
Massachusetts
Grotina
North Dakota
Hancock
Congress
Gronna and Republicans uphold tariff unity over sugar
The piece argues Senator Gronna and North Dakota Republicans opposed free sugar, citing his stance against Democratic tariff bills and defending protectionist principles. It notes Louisiana Democrats’ split on the sugar schedule and asserts the GOP’s commitment to consistency and economic protection amid tariff debates.
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Gov. Foss
Gronna
Senate Democrats
Taft
North Dakota
Senate
Creonna
Louisiana
Huerta Slams Wilson In Correspondence On Mexico Policy
In a sharp letter Huerta claims President Wilson lacks congressional and public backing and asserts the Democratic Party’s power is temporary while recognizing his government remains a partisan US issue.
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Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
Congress
Democratic Party
United States
Best Harbor in Stormy Weather for Farmers
The essay argues storms will come and the best harbor is the farm itself. It contrasts farmer flexibility with banker pressure on businesses and outlines how farmers can reduce outgo by living off the land, stock, and garden, even in dull times. The farmer can cut expenses, delay purchases, and sustain home life while maintaining credit resilience.
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Wallace
Clgely
Duty Toward Mexico and the Call for Nonintervention
The text argues Americans should refrain from leaving Mexico to impede a military or political order and warns that both intervention supporters in the U.S. and annexation advocates in northern Mexico threaten peace. It emphasizes avoiding direct involvement and stresses a collective restraint.
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Bately
Mexico
Crop Damage Exaggerated Claims of failure proved unfounded
Officials dispute sensational reports of a ruined 1913 crop stressing dry weather. A conference of 174 agricultural experts found conditions varied by state with Nebraska and Kansas most hurt, while Minnesota North Dakota and eastern regions remained near or above average. Overall the year is expected to exceed the average despite drought pockets.
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Chicago
Lewis Institute
Agricultural Institute
Nebraska
South Platte Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Loss of faith in Governor Dunne voiced by Toledo Democrat editor
Toledo Democrat editor Loren Wood joins other editors in voicing lost faith in Illinois Governor Dunne. He recalls warnings during Dunne’s nomination and campaign and cites perceived executive weakness. Wood notes hostile opinions among Dem officials, lobbyists, and appointees as evidence of lack of firmness and disappointing decisions.
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Loren Wood
Toledo Democrat
Illinois
Wood
Dunne
Springfield
Democrats
Fashion and public figures stir old town talk
A wry column contrasts modest women’s dress with showy styles while referencing fashion norms and a critique of public figures. The piece also notes Congressman O’Hair distributing a roadways report and compares press coverage of Cannon and other politicians.
Arnica Salve Claims Pain Cure for Injuries
An advertisement touts Bucklen s Arnica Salve as an immediate pain remover for cuts bruises sprains and scalds. It cites B J Chamberlain of Clinton Me as endorsing its effectiveness and notes the price as 25 cents at the local drug store Taubeneck and S Davison.
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Bucklen’s
Arnica
B. J. Chamberlain
Clinton
Sayatt
Oliy Rug Drug Store
Taubeneck & S.davison
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Caesar
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