A Matter of Policy in Defense and Peace
The Chicago Tribune weighs nonmilitary defenses against invasion, arguing the nation relies on geography, not idle bragging. It cites a large National Guard, reserves and mobilization capacity, plus Monroe Doctrine commitments, to show America remains peaceful and not eager for war.
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Chicago Tribune
Middle West
Ques
Imd
America
Paul Read
New York
Atlantic Squadron
Bom Hook
Hook
Japan
Mediterranean
Napoleon
Egypt
Panama Canal
Washington
North
South America
The Scars of Battle in Wisconsin Primary
The piece argues the Wisconsin primary deepens party strife, not unity, comparing it to the old convention system. It notes delayed returns due to the second choice rule and questions the primary’s value while forecasting continued contests and factionalism. It warns the primary wounds persist beyond votes and may hurt printing industries.
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Wisconsin
LaQollette
Madison
LaFoullette
Town Fair Charms and Political Hype Amid Busy Week
Observers note forty threshing outfits in use during the Fair with the grounds alive as the midway and parrots’ whistle entertained. As results roll in today, Republican governor and senator candidates fear the siren song of outsiders. Many locals, once unable to travel to Grand Rapids, now envy Westward liners for average accommodations.
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Fry
The Other Fellow's View on U S Military Readiness
The article warns that the United States has about 60,000 soldiers and would need a year of training to field a force like Liege defenders. It argues a possible half million invasion if navy loses, notes 400,000 volunteers would still be weak, and decries reliance on a small, efficient regular army for defense.
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United States
Liege
Germany
Europe
War Echoes at the Capital in Times Bureau
Washington dispatch notes John Lind’s vanished Mexico role and Nelson O Shaughnessy serving as emergency clerk while Wilson cautions him. It cites automobilist hazards to the city, lighted searchlights banned, and debates over river and harbor fixes and pork barrel dangers. Congress may take a short recess after elections as reclamation bills face Senate odds.
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Times Bureau
Washington,d. C
J. E. Jones
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Minnesota
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
O'Shaughnessy
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Europe
Advertising in Hard Times: Keep Calm and Promote
A trade letter argues against curtailing advertising despite turmoil. It urges that advertising remains the cheapest, most efficient sales tool and often thrives in low mood markets. With factors like booming farmers, high orders, and looming prosperity, the piece warns against pulling back and emphasizes consistent, quality campaigns.
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and offer notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney Co of Toledo backed by National Bank of Commerce endorsement. Cure claimed to work internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials mailed. Bottle price stated as 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
Advert says Chamberlain's Liniment eases muscle pains rheumatism and sciatica with best results for lumbago and lame back. Available through all dealers.
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Grand Rapids
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Buster
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Joseph G. Cannon
Ae Rees
Sexton’s
Cage Tribune
Lord
Thomas
Ors
Stoker
Theo Tetit
Desler
Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
Incorporated
Wood County
Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
Grand. Rapids
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