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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
5
Do you take pride in horse equipment Then you will be pleased with the lot barnes at Wasser berger and Dickoff's Harness is well made and fine appearing It will give good service Fall sets priced from 8.00 up to 50.00
The piece threads memories of recognizing a familiar figure from a window with the seasons shifting between winter and spring. It compares the certainty of a long-awaited reunion to observing seasonal signs, fire, frost, and thaw, concluding with the assured arrival of spring after routines of tidying, burning, and renewal.
A critical view argues Carranza may be the real force behind the constitutionalists and a likely future dictator. The piece contemplates his strategic genius, Huerta’s capitulations, and the risk of foreign intervention at Vera Cruz and Tamaico, with foreign powers gaining influence over Mexican factions.
The analysis notes Huerta Villa and Carranza playing pivotal but differing roles in the Mexican crisis. It highlights Carranza as the key figure whose choices could determine U S relations and the future of the Madero movement. Carranza risks empire loss but could become the ally the United States needs if he acts decisively.
The essay discusses James R. Lowell's Higlaw Papers and the 1862 poem Biglow on Peace. It argues that the era’s peace at all costs echoes current views, urging civilization over trimming and warning that peace without honor harms America and Mexico under Huerta.
A Boston church social service commission appeals to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Congress to hire matrons on or aboard trains. The Wisconsin Agriculturist supports the idea, arguing matrons would protect young travelers, aid sick and distressed women, and justify their salaries through increased traffic.
Governor McGovern and Senator Sanborn urge a fact finding report on Wisconsin's University survey by December 1, 1924. Edward B Barr responding editor of The Times critiques university publicity, press materials, and management. calls for stronger agricultural focus and farmer outreach.
Times dispatch notes broad support for the president amid Senate criticism of measures defining “our unpleasantness with Mexico.” It covers tension in Congress, references to Washington etiquette, and the Terrell judicial appointment, attacked by Sen. Vardaman as a negro appointee, highlighting race politics in the era.
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