Wartime Echoes and U S Mexican Policy Debates
The piece reflects on President Wilson and U S policy toward Mexico, arguing Americans risk war if Mexican leaders misread Wilson’s actions. It urges restraint, warns of American cowardice charges, and contemplates how Mexican policy might shift if Washington signals a firm stance without provoking conflict.
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Oorur
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Merkin Peley
Wirgon
Mesiaie
Wars and War Readiness in Nineteenth Century Debate
The piece reviews U S military provisioning during the Mexican War era and contrasts it with 1840s gaps. It cites Congress delays, troop levels, and General Taylor's campaign, noting unpreparedness and later calls for stronger mobilization while reflecting on modern preparedness parallels and health and industrial reform efforts in New Jersey.
Fourth of July Tetanus perils warned by health service
The United States Public Health Service issues a Tinwly warning on Fourth of July dangers from tetanus and blast injuries. The piece notes historical mortality declines due to better wound care and vaccines, urges cautious celebration, and stresses prompt medical attention for injuries from fireworks or blank cartridges.
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United States Public Health Service
Ntrong Tange
Tevanus J
Silver's Room and the Fate of Silver Prices
A fragmented report describes rising silver prices and wartime monetary concerns. It mentions gold, currency strategies, and market expectations, with references to prewar conditions and speculative demand. context remains unclear due to garbled text.
The Garment Makers Lockout Debate
The Cloak Sue and Skirt Manufacturers Protective Assn argues the union, civic bodies, and workers clash over factory rights. It defends employer control to hire, discharge, and run shops while opposing a perpetual employment claim. It urges arbitration only for routine disputes, not tenure. The letter critiques union leadership as socialistic and urges workers to respect employer prerogatives. The piece frames the dispute as labor vs. management and stresses stability for the garment industry.
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Council of Consiliation
Vietal
Taly
Mmti
Council of Conciliation
Willy
Smipluye
Jenders
Unius
Tun Nis
Sheree
Warkingman
Focal
Warkorn
Rally
Naranof
Airpaaer
Thal
Autorers Protective Assn
Regrets on Spanish Unlearned Language Support
A 1910 letter from VAMES BOSMITHERS dated June 26 argues Spani sh language lessons failed to teach practical usage compared to a thorough English course. The writer laments mispronunciations and seeks public instruction and guidance amid potential conflict with Mexico.
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Raparivan
Mexico
Norte
Eredae
T Bageer
Provernaw
Two Cents for a Drink in 1916 New York
A 1916 New York note describes the Centadrink Company removing fountains from public view to charge extra fees for cups. The Board of Health units and concerns over public expense are mentioned, with policy and cost questions raised by officials and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centadrink
Willem Wapresnlly Ferrien
Bowsd of Health Unite
Muldi
Wiltmas
Haley
New York
The Job in Mexico and the U S Intervention
A 1916 letter discusses U S policy toward Mexico, arguing intervention to quell unrest and install a stable government, citing Boxer Rebellion precedent and warning against half hearted action. It predicts economic aid, mentions Diaz era concessions, and stresses long term consequences for Mexican welfare and regional stability.
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Sitz
United States
Mexico
China
Mexica
Boeing
Chads
Alann
Papalite
Canfortine
Cuba
Philippines
Mersey
Ste Guidamer
Agtinalsral
Pay for Guardsmen Families Plea in New York Letter
Mrs Peter Shaver of New York writes to The Tribune urging full pay for Guardsmen families and criticizing wartime support disparities. She argues many families lack aid while officers receive outsized allowances and questions military fairness. She calls for national action and urges readers to vote for leaders who will prioritize families and justice.
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Jereamn
Iifm
Newt
Wf Good
Standin Phaenom
Meseom
Failires Pond
Rmieh
Washington
Justion
Cyungte
Peter Shaver
New York
Dune
Those Who March editorial praised by reader
A New York reader requests reprinting the Tribune piece "Those Who March" dated June 2 and urges pamphlet distribution. The letter praises the editorial, expresses broad sympathy, and hopes many would benefit from wider circulation.
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Ane Tribune
Linas
New York
Jane
Night Court Evils In New York City Night Justice
An unsigned letter to the editor from June 1918 condemns the Brooklyn Bureau of Charity and Jefferson Market Night Court. It argues the night court is inhumane, inefficient, and biased against women, describing the system as a failed machine failing to deliver mercy or justice. It cites coerced confessions, humiliating interrogations, and wrongful detentions of young women, urging reform and better transport and facilities.
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Jeferson
Brooklyn Bureau of Entities
Manhattan
Thane
Muhucttan
Jofferean Market
Taona
Lyn
Womleht
Eimlar
Msechinery
Might Court
Jolitar
Nice
W.s.amory
Ign
New York
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