Averted Railroad Strike Saves Farmers from Losses
A threatened nationwide railroad strike would have devastated farm crops and markets. Estimates by railroad managers warned of $50 to $100 million in crop losses, with peach and apple values plunging and potato output hit hard, prompting White House intervention and a last minute arbitration push.
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Teute
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Wlorida
Delawire
New York
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Sonsutiers
Wilson
Mery Ford
Gold Motor Company
Citien
Woman Leader Backs Wilson In Capitol Shift Battle
Helen King Robinson, Colorado state senator, urges support for Wilson defending his move to restore the Capitol to Washington and opposing Hughes backed plans. She argues Wilson champions equal rights, opposes class and racial hatreds, and warns of outcry from those who favor Berlin.
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Wall Street
Wilson
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Lavinnet
Congressional
Lam
Washington
Berlin
Mexico
America
Wilson and Hughes Clash Over Woman Suffrage Stand
The article contrasts Wilson and Hughes on suffrage, noting Hughes opposed suffrage when offered, while Wilson backed it and campaigned publicly for the Federal Amendment. It cites party platforms, Atlantic City stopovers, and a New York World inquiry about suffrage consistency. The piece frames the suffrage split as a test of party stance and leadership.
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Iaore Rainud
Hagiee
Feder
Farmers and Labor at Nation's Crossroads
A diffusion of partisan rhetoric argues farmers and labor in a clash of interests. The piece claims the Rural Credits Act boosted farmers more than any prior agriculture policy, while accusing the Republican regime of suppressing labor rights. It lauds the Democratic stance under Wilson era governance, framing the election as Big Interests versus true democracy and noting labor's demand for a say in legislation affecting its livelihood.
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Baar Nebrasks Karn
Finners of
Wonders of Mars Party
Congress
Ida
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Cupcul
Republican Wish Finance
Laver
Les Samue Gowers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Wilken
America
Caught in the Wire Entanglements
A debate over Wilson era policy surfaces in quotes from Richard Olney in the New York World and Harvard’s Charles W. Eliot in the Atlantic Monthly. The text questions presidential candor on foreign policy, potential Germany appeasement, and contrasts Democratic achievements with Republican tenure.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Reward Notice
AOW S THIS We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ed Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Sold by all Druggists Tic
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Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Ail Druggists
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