War Hesitation and Wilsons Policy In Mexican Crisis
The Tribune urges clear support for President Wilson amid the Mexican border crisis. It argues war decisions will be judged by outcomes, condemns German aggression, and calls for unity behind American troops and policy. It lauds reform in police and national preparedness, stressing patriotism over partisan politics.
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Quibble Over Misquotation Taints Vaccination Debate
An anti vaccination league figure defends a fellow zealot amid criticism from The Tribune. The dispute centers on a misquotation about Dr. Rosenau and tetanus bacilli in vaccine vials. Rosenau’s tests showed contamination possible, not proof of the claimed bacilli.
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Trials and treason law in Casement case discussed
A Dublin court focus on Sir Roger Casement's indictment and the scope of high treason. The article notes that legal niceties may surface at trial, with debates over whether acts occurred within or outside the realm and how aid to enemies is interpreted.
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Urban area shows Los Angeles leads U S in size
An analysis cites Los Angeles as the largest city by area with about 27.92 square miles after recent annexations, contrasted with New York 814.78, Chicago 198, Philadelphia 120, and Minnesota cities combined. It notes water supply growth and population around 550,000, with speculation on future expansion.
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Citizens urge rapid hospital relief for troops in Mexico
A letter from Arthur F Cosby and another signer urges immediate planning for base and convalescent hospitals, sanitation, and relief for US troops heading to Mexico. They warn lack of prep leads to disease and death and call women’s groups to organize aid with coordinated relief networks.
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Blunders and Bold Proposals on U S Policy in Mexico and Asia
Louis Livingston Seaman argues against President Wilson's stance on Huerta and warns that without a strong navy and prepared army the United States faces greater war risks. He advocates China’s immigration influence and criticizes Philippine policy and Philippine independence through natural selection.
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A Mother's Protest to the Editor of The Tribune
A subscriber mother questions sending New York soldiers to the Mexican border before acclimation. She argues for local militia, discusses neutrality and arms trade, and condemns Wilson’s policies, fearing war sacrifices for American families. She calls for arbitration and criticizes national leadership.
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Second Lincoln label sparks reader protest from Ely letter
In a letter from New Young June 26 2016 the writer objects to calling Roosevelt Hughes or Wilson “a second Lincoln” and argues the nation should adopt practical American business efficiency. The piece contrasts past and present government, urges national organization over localism, and warns against foreign influence.
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