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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

4

Shipboard Shadows at Gibraltar and Berlin Intrigue

Captain Woodhouse, a Wilhelmstrasse agent, pursues Jane Gerson and uncovers a web of espionage as Billy Capper plots a desperate informant bid. In Gibraltar General Crandall and Lady Crandall navigate passports, theater of war, and a looming Saxonia departure amid looming spy danger. Capper presses Crandall for protection, hinting at past secret service figures Koch and Hollister.

the Bobbs-Merrill Company Bright Jane Gerson Europe Hildebrand’s New York Calais Captain Woodhouse Egypt Paris Jane Poiret, Worth Pacquin Doeuillet Berlin Wilhelmstrasse Germany Louisa Billy Capper Malta Capper Alexandria Castle Clair Russia Woodhouse Doctor Koch Wady Halfa Gibralter Princess Mary Gibraltar Josepha Sherman Paper Rock Hotel Splendide Willy Kimball Lady Crandall Sir George Crandall Government House Saxonia Joseph Almer General Crandall Sir George Helen Gerson Burma Brussels Secret Service Cook Rangoon Koch Hollister Hollist

Wilson praises farm aid program and 1917 Agriculture Bill

President Wilson writes to Representative Lever praising the 1917 agricultural appropriations bill. He highlights measures for marketing storage rural finance and farm credits, including the Cooperative Extension Act and the Federal Farm Loan Act, aimed at modernizing farming and rural life.

Farm Loan Act Federal ‘Reserve Bank Mr. Lever Department of Agriculture Markets and Rural Organization Woodrow Wilson Ren A. F. Lever Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives

Wilson a Progressive Before Party Was Born

A 1911 Kansas Society of New York address claims Woodrow Wilson defined Progressivism as recognizing new facts and adapting policies. The piece notes Democratic gains since 1910 and asserts Progressive reforms largely enacted, with “invisible government” ousted under Wilson’s presidency.

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Kansas Society of New York House of Representatives Progressive Party Wilson Washington White House

Mexico Improving as Carranza Government Gains Confidence

Reports from the border indicate Mexico is coming back, with better government under Carranza, rising values of Carranza money, and brisk business. An American observer notes improved conditions and growing confidence, echoed by a New York newspaper telegraphing favorable summaries from San Antonio.

Mexico Wilson Carranza New York Evening Sun San Antonio Texas William G. Shepherd United Press Europe Shepherd

Wilson Administration Penalized Patriotism

An editorial argues President Wilson’s June mobilization of the National Guard and border preparations functioned as compulsory service. It contends 135,000 citizen soldiers were mobilized to patrol the border and train for war, while the administration withheld full figures and misrepresented the mission. The piece condemns perceived deceit and faults the policy for punishing patriotic volunteers.

United States Mexico Wilson National Guard Chamberlain Senate Committee On Carranza Mexico' i Europe Congress Tration Bryans Beffore

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