Tribune Opinion on War Unity and Rail Wage Reform
The Tribune urges national unity behind President Wilson as war or peace is decided and argues rail wage disputes must go to the Interstate Commerce Commission for review. It critiques Garretson's stance, cites Russian influence on Western thought, and stresses disciplined support of government action in crisis.
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
the Tribune
Garretson
Order of Railway Conducors
Interstate Commerce Commission
Garresiso
Agenc
Intersta Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commision
Board of Estimate
Board of Estimate and Apportonment
The Empiric Drinker and Health Warnings
A long critique of alcohol as food and stimulant. It cites a Department of Health bulletin showing beer delivers less energy than beefsteak and oatmeal for the same cost. It argues alcohol depresses both body and mind, but ordinary drinkers ignore such facts as they seek immediate gratification.
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Department of Health
Donald B. Armstrong
Sr. Armatrong
Letter to the Editor challenges bogus Adolph Ackermann claim
Henry S. Atwater of New Haven writes June 18 1916 criticizing The Tribunes reproduction of a letter attributed to Adolph Ackermann as fraudulent. He accuses the editor of credulity hostility toward Charles E Hughes and defends Republican principles citing Chicago convention actions.
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Tribune
Adolph Ackermann
Charles E. Hughes
Republican Party
Charles E. Mughes
Adolph Ackerman
Democratic Diplomacy On Venezuela Boundary Arbitration
A historical reflection on President Cleveland's Venezuela boundary dispute with Britain, the Monroe Doctrine, and the push for arbitration that united Congress and public opinion. It notes Cleveland's public appeal, the commission, and eventual diplomatic settlement, with contrasting views on strategy and outcomes.
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Aributic
Great Britain
Venezuela
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Guiana
United States
Grant
Cleveland
Herrison
London
Britain
Qloey
Lord Salisbury
Senate
House of Representatives
Reniour
Jeuniem
Lord Saliebury
Taftid
Lusitania
William Starr Myers
Neds
France and America after the war discussed in Paris
In Paris on June 5 M Painlevé argues for closer ties between France and the United States after World War I. He says America must end isolation and that a durable union should blend politics, business, and culture, highlighting shared ideals and mutual respect. He urges Americans to understand France as a strong, serious nation and not just a tourist locale.
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N S
Charles Mayo
Mayo
Liz
America
Wright
Russia
United States
Mediterraneat
England
France
Tolstoy
Dostolevsky
Conrad
Galsworthy
Romain Rolland
Turgenier
Andreyev
Gorky
Gogol
Germany
Nietzsche
M. Paul Painlevé
M. Painlevé
Viviani
Briand
Paris
Lowes
Paul Painlevé
Ministry of Public Instruction
Rue de Grenelle
Hriand
Bulgaria
Hs P
Washington
Franklin
Lafayette
Roch- Jambeau
The
Riviera
Ighe
M. Painteré
Japan
France and America to deepen ties after war exchange plan
In wartime remarks M. Painteré argues France rebuilt by engineers, trains American scholars, and seeks an American House in Paris. He envisions France A U S cooperation, shared capital, and joint rebuilding of invaded provinces with American enterprise, highlighting postwar labor shifts and expanding Franco American trade.
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America
France
Paris
Grenoble
M. Emile Hovelaque
Amrica
All America
Exnt
Middle West
Ingernoma
Snl
Germany
Ates
ATC-71
Materil
Heve
International Bank
Whefnre
Letter from Marie Hepburn Benton on Justice Hughes piece
A reader from New York dated June 16 1916 asks for the Tribune to be mailed to Minneapolis and praises the June 14 editorial on Justice Hughes and the German vote. The writer commends the paper for its fearless stance amid the political campaign.
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Tribune
Minneapolis
Minn
Justice Hughes
Wanderer
Marie Hepburn Benton
New York
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New York Tribune
Newe—Kadhori
Aveo
Tories
Asadian
Tate Daily
Dostolevaky
Nietasche
Dr. Mayo
Jan Tamnerament
Ieee Ie At
Austria
Hughes
Ril Hughes
Sam" Hughes
Canada
Mit
Evening Post
Charley
North Sea
Jellicoe
Kiel
Christopher Morley
VS. Painleve
Fred B. Pitney
Heer
Abe
Tate
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