One Year of Wilson Shapes U S Politics
A Tribune analysis contrasts views on Woodrow Wilson after one year in office. Professorial governance versus practical politics fuel debate as McCombs and Milles weigh in alongside several senators and representatives on what the year has meant for the nation.
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Trusted by the People President Whiteon Endorsed
The writer praises President Whiteon, claiming he captivates the nation with leadership, honesty, and integrity. He asserts the people trust him in trying times, contrasting him with other leaders and emphasizing McCombe's supportive view.
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End of First Wilson Year Inspires Democratic Triumph
The Democratic National Committee salutes the first year of President Wilson’s administration, praising broad reforms in tariffs currency and administration. It credits unity in Congress and a record of achievements for the party, asserting strong public satisfaction after decades of doubt.
Local Snow and Gale Sweep Pere City
This morning Pere faced heavy snow and gale conditions across the city. Disrupted transportation, downed branches, and limited visibility were reported as crews worked to restore power and clear streets.
Usurper in Legislation Aims at Presidential Control
The article argues the Wilson administration has surpassed normal legislative functions, with presidents overriding Congress to lead policy. It cites Republican critics, noting autocratic control harms constitutional balance and efficiency of departments, while praising passage of tariff and currency measures. It laments partisan fallout and hopes for beneficial reforms to the currency system.
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Huerta to Quit His Capital and Lead at Torreon
O Shaughnessy tells Bryan the dictator will take command against Villa. Opposing leaders are Mexico's best engagement likely to be decisive and Washington is thrilled.
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Subtle Strategy Seen Prom Prom Prom Huerta To Face Villa At Torreon
Washington reports American Chargé d Affaires in Mexico City says Huerta will quit the capital and lead troops at Torreon to confront Villa. Dispatch notes Huerta has about 20,000 seasoned troops there, while Villa commands 15,000 poorly equipped regulars. The clash would pit Mexico's top generals and influence the civil war. Huerta, from a prominent Mexican family, rose through military school and frontier service before joining the Diaz regime and later seizing power with Huerta and Diaz aiding in Madere’s fall.
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Matty Sticks to Giants for National League Only
Christy Mathewson says he will stay with the New York Giants in the National League next season and does not consider a Federal League offer serious. He mentions a telegram from President Gilmore about managing Brooklyn, with no terms stated, and notes a planned meeting with President Mempstead to finalize salary and contract details.
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George Junior Republic Founder Cleared in Immorality Charge
William K. George founder of the George Junior Republic at Breeville New York was acquitted of immorality charges involving young girls at the institution. Three judges Choate Seabury and Miss Ward reported strong disapproval of his treatment of the girls and the report was to be discussed by the National Association of Junior Republics and the Bar Association. The State Board of Charities had urged his removal and removal of all girl inmates, but no action followed. George founded the republic in 1806 to educate and house children in need of a home, and his job is not expected to be altered.
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Samuel Seabury
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Beachey Falls 1600 Feet Then Rights Himself in Flight
Lincoln Beachey lost control of his biplane at Santa Barbara California while looping and fell 1600 feet. He regained control at about 400 feet and escaped with slight injuries. Beachey’s machine struck a tree but was only slightly damaged.
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Unemployed mob invades Fifth Avenue church seeking shelter and aid
Unemployed men invade two churches, one on Fifth Avenue and another in Chinatown, demanding food and shelter. Police propose limited entry. at Old First Presbyterian the crowd exceeds capacity. Pastor and elders negotiate while leaders assert their human need. The scene ends with a tense standoff as disturbances threaten.
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City Snow Bound as Big Train Tie Up Paralyzes New York
Ten inches of wet snow and sleet crippled traffic across New York City and nearby areas, snapping telegraph lines, blacking out fire alarms, delaying rail service, and causing four deaths with six injuries. Vessels were driven ashore and power failures left Staten Island in darkness. A new storm from Cape Hatteras looms, with expectations of ice and more disruption.
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Railroads and Lights Crushed by Soggy Snow
A heavy storm dumps rain sleet and thick snow, halting rail traffic and cutting power. Newark Jersey City and surrounding areas lose electricity as wires fail and sheds collapse. two deaths trace to live wires and a third to a train strike amid crashing structures. City emergency crews contend with frozen hydrants and stalled transit as crews struggle in harsh conditions.
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