Spy Plots Open in Gibraltar and Egypt Tale
In a Europe on edge Captain Woodhouse, a Wilhelmstrasse spy, clashes with Billy Capper and Jane Gerson as Gibraltar and Alexandria host intrigue. General Crandall ponders a Wilhelmstrasse threat while Lady Crandall stirs rumors and romance at Government House on The Rock.
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Bobbs-Merrill Company
Bright
Jane Gerson
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Hildebrand's
New York
Calais
Captain Woodhouse
Egypt
Paris
Jane
Poiret
Worth
Pacquin
Doeuillet
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Germany
Louisa
Ita
Billy Gapper
Malta
Capper
Alexandria
Russias
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Doctor Koch
Wady Halfa
Gibraltar
Gibralter
Billy Capper
Josepha
Sherman Paper
Hotel Splendide
Willy Kimball
Lady Crandall
George Crandall
Government House
Saxonia
Joseph Almer
Crandall
Iowa
Davenport
Jonah
Alameda
General Crandall
Helot
Helen
George
Splendide
Miss Gerson
Wooehouse
Greneral
Gerson
War Office
Burma
Aden
Mediterranean
the Rock
England
Grandall
Oregon City and coast towns push industrial growth
Industrial Review highlights Frank Busch starting a modern river dock and warehouse in Oregon City, new grading on the local railroad, and plans for mills, coal mines, and cottonwood projects across the region. It urges liberal town support for capital investment and warns against parsimony that hinders growth.
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Frank Busch
Southerlin
Astoria
Battle Creek
North Bend Bay Park
North Bend
Congress
Columbia
Marshfield
Sproule
S. P. System
Coos Bay
Beaver Hill
Pendleton
Newport
Portland
West Coast R. R. Co
Harrisburg
Prinville
Oregon Trunk
Great Britain
Bend
M. J. Scanlon
Brooks‘Scanlon Lumber Co
Oregon
Brass Works
Albany
Multnomah County
Portland—Union Meat Co
British Columbia
Bandon
Coos County
A. Wickerstrom
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Critics Target Teachers For Unverified Reports
The article states teachers face harsh criticism from parents and others who rely on unverified reports without understanding the true workings of the classroom.
Labor leaders dispute McCormick on Wilson era credits
John Wittheimer challenges Democratic National Chairman on a New York Times claim listing 20 so called Wilson era achievements. He argues many measures were enacted under Taft or earlier and stresses truth over party credit in social legislation.
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Vance McCormick
McCormick
New York Times
Congress
Wilson
White House
Commissioner of Labor
Taft
Mr. Taft
Children’s Bureau
Industrial Commission
Department of Labor
Federal Reserve
Monetary Commission
District of Columbia
la Follette
Cleveland
Inconsequential Tariff Debate Surrounding Hughes
The letter mocks Mr Hughes for debating the tariff doctrine, arguing Democrats reversed the Payne Aldrich tariff, while claiming tariffs protect industry. It notes rising costs, European war impacts, and accuses Democrats of misrepresenting the issue as they pursue their revenue tariff. The piece ends referencing Charleston, West Virginia, Mail.
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Mr. Hughes
United States
Louisiana
Carolina
Wilson
Underwood
Hughes
America
Europe
Abolition of Commerce Court Criticized by Ex Labor Official
John Williams former New York State Labor Commissioner objects to McCormick's statements and alleged record padding. He notes the Taft era abolition of the Commerce Court and calls for scrutiny of future remarks, warning that labor will not tolerate unfounded praise.
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Commerce Court
Taft
Hughes Criticism of Foreign Policy Approved In Weet
Portland Telegram reports Hughes as Republican standard bearer who denounces Wilson era diplomacy. He pledges capable department heads and condemns political trading of the diplomatic service. He argues for strong foreign policy to preserve U S honor and national principles.
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Portland
Ore
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Wilson
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