Newse Editorials Warn of German Threat and Deliverance
The piece argues that the Archduke murder anniversary spotlights German menace and calls for united action. It praises Allied nations, notes Russia and Italy advances, and asserts victory is needed to crush German tyranny and secure lasting peace through moral reform and collective defense.
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Linquisitiaa
Russia
Britain
Perhapa
France
Gertiun
Aulrida
Langraves
Gaetan
Fereminy
Rivolutioniaey
Europe
Harman
Bonn
Wiener
Cienany Dresnerd
Rene Genemany
Vail
Weil
Belgium
Public fights over arbitration amid Carnegie Mall dispute
The Carnegie Mall meeting Tuesday night featured calls for arbitration and criticism of both sides in the wage dispute. Petra Adler urged principled action while Dr Samuel McCune Lindsay urged public patience. The piece notes the battle harms workers and employers, urges a neutral tribunal, and warns of escalating tension if arbitration fails.
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Carnegie Mall
Petra Adler
Samuel McCune. Lindsay
Columbia
Publi
Union
Enderé
Bad Beginning Delays Strain Troop Mobilization
Troops from the 7th 14th and 71st regiments faced delays and disarray shipping to the border with trains short of cars and late departures. Rail and Pullman officials blame equipment shortages and misplanning, causing discomfort and hindering mobilization for a campaign the government had ample chance to prepare for.
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Gettitur
Pullman Company
Pullin Company
Let Us Be Just On The Mexico Militia Duty Debate
A voiced plea urges honoring family responsibilities over militia service in Mexico. The writer condemns pulling married men from homes for forceful duty, calls for replacing the militia with regular soldiers, and warns against hysteria, while acknowledging those who can go should go and those who cannot must be protected. The piece ends with a reference to a colonel advising Governor Hughes about restraint.
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Wilson
Mexico
Hhia
Sailors Strike Supporters Back Principle Of Trade Justice
Editorial argues manufacturers abandoned arbitration and created market chaos by opposing trade dispute mediation. It cites public sympathy for strikers and quotes Jacob H. Schiff praising their effort as essential to national prosperity, urging broad public aid and moral support.
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Jacob H. Schiff
The World's Potato Crop and Global Production
A Canadian government report outlines world potato production across twenty major countries. Germany leads by yield, while the United States and United Kingdom contribute large acreages. total global output nears 891 million bushels with substantial portions used for food, animal feed, alcohol, starch, and industrial uses.
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Seres
Germany
France
United States
United Kingdom
Belgium
Kansa
Hungary
Cate Staten
Our Blundering Congress and the Army Weapons Fate
A critique of 1914 military funding and machine gun types. The piece argues Congress overrode expert advice delaying modern arms, causing shortages and deaths as American forces mobilized. It condemns Congress for meddling in military matters and ignoring professional guidance.
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Thors
Innes
Philippines
Canal Zone
Saquare
Langressi
Regulary
Fiat
Congress
Congress Ie
Miliwey
Husvat Martes
A Plea for Arbitration In The Tribune Letter
New York June 26 1918 John Jay Chapman argues for a Western Hemisphere tribunal to settle the Mexico dispute he calls a war fever issue. He condemns indecision and politics driving war and urges universal arbitration to uphold humanity and prevent further deaths.
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the Tribune
Memelen
South America
Mexico
Hemisphere
Wilson
Rvason
John Jay Chapman
New York
American ideals in doubt after election, writer argues
A letter to the editor from James A. Robinson in New York in June 1914 discusses Wilsonian policy and American identity. The writer cites Rent’s speech published abroad and warns whether the next election will prove America remains true to Washington and Lincoln or becomes a nation driven by self interest and foreign influence.
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Siri
Parin
Tribune
Wilson
America
Rent
Washington
Lincoln
Taman Americas
James A. Robinso
New York
Open air meeting sparks Spanish speakers clash in New York
A New York open air meeting drew two Spanish speakers, Corin Rien and an unnamed Spaniard, amid a row with patriotic youths who misread Spanish as Mexican. Fists and eye decorations followed at the Tribune office, highlighting North American xenophobia toward Spanish speakers. Mexico is noted as a Spanish-speaking nation, with the incident underscoring broader prejudice.
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The
Tribune
Spain
Corin Rien
New York
Mudirnce
Grensern
Metars
South Americana
Mexico
Thoroughbreds and the American identity in wartime letters
A reader letter to The Tribune discusses loyalty, nationality, and national defense amid wartime pressures. The author contrasts German-American employers with American identity and expresses frustration over restricted military practice during vacation duties. The piece reflects the era's tension between heritage, patriotism, and preparedness.
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the Tribune
Lasua
New Yorkers Staats Zug
National Guard
Kaiser
Thoroughbred American
New Yorks
Unfortunate Mexico editor's lament on policy and empire
Elmer Christy denounces U S actions in Mexico and warns of forces from big interests, smelters, oil trusts and land trusts driving war and undermining Pan Americanism and the Monroe Doctrine, amid Wilson and St Louis convention echoes. June 21 1926 New York.
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the Tribune
Birs
Washington
Smelter Truste
Oil Trusts
Mharst Land Trusts
Mexico
Wilson
Indianapolia
St. Loui
Uultey
Elmer Christy
York
A California View on German War Tactics
The editor laments German manipulation drawing the United States into war with Mexico and warns that without warning German submarine attacks and merchant raiders threaten travel and exports. He condemns the missteps of those entrusted with American safety and welfare for walking into the German trap.
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Tribune
Foustey 9
Mexico
Aeroplanista
United States
America
Bertrand Shadwell
Los Angeles
Cal
Frightful Turkish actions and Beirut fears in United States appeal
Letter to the editor discusses Turkish actions in Beirut Syria including seal breaches and alleged plans to exterminate Lebanese and Syrians. It cites refugees and food blockades, appeals to President Roosevelt, and references to American intervention and policy as urgent to prevent humanitarian catastrophe.
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United States
Beirut
Syria
Young Turk
Siti
Paris
Washimetin
Lebsnesn
Ayria
Bendoy
Europe
Idva
Roosevelt
Bhibley Semeyril
Dalen
Intel
Inetwala
America
New York
Cara
Furie Ninn
Starenlien
Lebanon
Beniden
New York Taxes and Public Opinion Questioned
Fragmentary reader letter discusses taxes in New York and criticizes editorial framing. The text mentions life improvements, a personal purchase in relation to taxes, and references a trial or financial amount amid unclear details. The fragment emphasizes taxation impact on residents and public discourse.
Tribune Letter From A Taxpayer About City Debt And Water
A letter from Charles O Merve of New York dated June 26 2018 questions city financial burdens and unpaid water bills. It references The Tribune and Sew Haven and critiques taxpayer burdens amid rising charges and public services.
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Iman
Tribune
Daly
Sew
Haven
Frank Aid
Pharles
Merve York
Pocatello
Idaho
War and Justice Debated as Nation Prepares for Conflict
The piece reflects on war’s costs and justice as the United States readies for broader conflict. It contrasts patriotic fervor with fear of casualties, urging measured resolve and examination of motives behind entering war. The author questions government claims, civilian sacrifice, and the impact on freedoms and society.
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