Wilson Warns Foreign Born of Political Blackmail
President Wilson warned in a Flag Day speech that a small, active minority of foreign-born individuals in the United States were attempting political blackmail against American parties in foreign governments’ interests. He urged loyalty and warned that disloyal activity must be crushed while stressing national unity and cautious judgment of sentiment toward the flag amid war-era tensions.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Singula
Lansing
Washington Monument
President reviews preparedness parade at White House
Ington led a preparedness parade along Pennsylvania Avenue to press for a strong army and navy. In front of the White House the president took a stand to review the march joined by Mrs. Wilson and the in city cabinet members.
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Ington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrech An
Wilson
Democratic unity behind Wilson Marshall policy of neutrality
Democratic leaders reaffirm the policy of neutrality to protect neutral rights, defend against aggression, and keep the United States out of war. They emphasize preparedness for defense, praise the administration's gains for the army and navy, and credit Woodrow Wilson for guiding American principles toward victory and progress.
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United States
Washington
Alexander Hamlilom
John Hay
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Liberia
Borneo
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Lfe
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Finger Damage Claim Against Railroad Company Filed
George E. Fornwalt, a former Pennsylvania Railroad employee, seeks 7300 damages after his two fingers were crushed at No 2 roundhouse while binding a drill press on June 14 1914. He demands 3750 dollars in the action filed in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George E. Fornwalt
Fornwalt
No. 2 Roundhouse
Miners Mills Burgess Refuses Mass Meeting
Wilkes-Barre June 15 Burgess Frank Ward announces he will not permit any mass meeting in the borough and vows to call out state police. The planned gathering is called off and organizers aim to meet in other towns. Oil as locomotive fuel used on 49 railroads across 21 states.
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Wilkes-Barre
Roosevelt to Undergo X Ray for Old Hip Injury
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt disclosed he suffers from a strain linked to a past accident in which a broken hip occurred after a horse incident. He hinted at rib injury and ligament sprain with persistent coughing and would soon undergo X rays to determine the extent of the trouble.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
South America
Tiavo
King Agag
New Device Aims to End Ship Collisions
London reports William Marconi plans a new device to prevent ship collisions in darkness or fog. The simple contrivance, operable from a ship bridge, promises safer navigation at seas. In Shamokin Pennsylvania a man named Charlie Angelo fleeing a dynamite blast at Susquehanna Coal Hickory Ridge colliery was fatally injured by a gas release.
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London
William Marconi
Shamokin
Charie
Angelo
Susquehanna Coal Company
Hickory Ridge
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Healing Coughs
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for hacking coughs and chest congestion. It claims a soothing pine balsam with tar calms irritated throats, loosens mucus, and helps natural healing, noting use for over 44 years.
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Dr King
Nevers
Dr. King
Nature
German press backs Hughes as Republican nominee
The German press voices satisfaction with Charles E. Hughes as the Republican candidate. It argues Hughes must win the German American vote to defeat Wilson and pledges support if he guarantees strict neutrality in policy.
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Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Sloan's Liniment Adventure Claims Wide用途
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for postwork soreness and stiffness after strenuous days. It touts rapid relief from toothache, stiff neck, back ache, stings and bites, and even travel accidents. The copy urges carrying the liniment in every bag and claims broad usefulness.
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Sloan
Wien
Roofing Papers and Paints Offered at Bargain Prices
Roofing papers include 7 ply tarred paper at 108 square feet per roll and best grade rubber roofing 108 square feet per roll. Various paints listed with gallon prices and guarantees. English Venetian Red Barn Paint promises longer wear and higher coverage. House paints, white leads, and oils also advertised at competitive rates.
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