Wilson Redefines Campaign Amid Hughes Attacks
The New York Post editorial argues against Hughes, praising Woodrow Wilson’s record and leadership as a peace-advancing president. It contends Wilson’s reelection would best serve the country, portraying attacks on him as reflective of the opposing campaign. The piece cites Wilson’s dignity and calls a Tuesday victory a boon for the nation.
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Block and Tackle 10 Load Howitzers Frontline Scene
The image shows heavy siege guns on the western front with crews handling shells near the breach. A crew member appears to lift a shell using a chain hoist while others apply tension to move and stabilize the equipment amid the battlefield backdrop.
Wisconsin Leader Enthusiast for Wilson
New York November 1 John Commons professor at the University of Chicago remarks on President Wilson and his record. He notes Wilson’s support among national leaders and state leaders, praising the president’s policies and governance.
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JAILORS LEADING WOMAN TO COURT
Two women deputies in Newark New Jersey have been placed in charge of Mrs Marquet Rewin ger accused of killing her husband in Caldwell. The plot appears to center on this case as she is taken to court. She is surrounded by her five children, the eldest barely ten.
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Fragmentary claim about federal acts and Latin America ties
A garbled note references the Federal Reserve Act and child labor issues, mentioning an appointment and friendship with Latin America. It suggests fear or pride but remaining unclear and incomplete.
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Three Kialep Killed in Beaver Hill Mine Blast
In Marshfield a mine explosion at Beaver Hill killed Charles Ferri and Martin Bia mar, with two miners injured. Bamar’s body was recovered. Investigators believe a coal surge or wooden support failed, triggering the blast.
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Tohn Lowe
Charles Ferri
Martin Biamar
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Bamar
Guardsmen resent slur on nation's president
A detachment of the Seouwnd Conneatheut vest ment native guard, marching in uniform through Nogateds, tore down Republican posters bearing the slogan He tee neelected me and mine. The act followed the display of several offensive lithographs.
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Xew Hayes
Seouwnd Conneatheut Vestment Native Guard
Surgeon’s Battle With a Madman Saves Soldiers
London November 3 Captain Walker Jones an army medical officer received the distinguished service order for saving soldiers by wresting a bomb from a madman who crept toward comrades in a trench. Two officers were injured by the blast, but the captain overpowered the lunatic preventing greater harm.
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Distinguished Service Order
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