Villa To Enter U S A Praised For Peace Step
Editorial discusses General Francisco Villa and the Mexican revolution, noting Villa might enter the United States as a stabilizing factor. It argues the American government weighed sources before recognizing de facto leaders, condemns Villa’s past but acknowledges a safer stance with him abroad, and warns against hero worship while highlighting political dynamics around Carranza and the first chief.
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Mexico
Francisco Villa
United States
Villa
Madero
Diaz
Carranza
Washington
Villa Ris
America
Plot Against Russel Sparks Political Intrigue in State
The Jacksonville Journal reports a plotted maneuver to derail Andrew Russel’s gubernatorial bid. Morgan County envoys met Frank L. Smith associates while implying Russel’s candidacy was leaked and undermined by rivals. Critics warn treachery fuels backlash as home sentiment braces for political intrigue. President and Mrs Wilson enjoy a quiet Virginia honeymoon with possible congratulations from Berlin Paris and Aldendon.
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Morgan County
Frank L. Smith
Central’ Committee
Lawrence v. Sherman
Andrew Russel
Afr
Russel
Jacksonville Journal
Nd County
Andrew Rusen
Virginia
Myre
Wilson
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Alendon
Missouri River Cities Awakening Seeks Unified River Trade Plan
The St Louis Republic urges a Missouri river league of towns to coordinate river and rail trade. It cites six foot channels, snag removal, and inexpensive terminal warehouses with conveyors. Aimed at reviving prosperity through shared warehouses and intermodal terminals.
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Missouri
Mississippi
St. Louis Republic
Kansas City
Republic
Missouri River
Christmas Charity Passages In Quincy Set To Aid
The piece notes a host of red blooded, warm hearted men in Quincy organizing to provide a suitable Christmas. Henry Ford ships prunes in his cargo, the British confiscate the fruit but leave newspaper men aboard with typewriters and pencils ready. It mentions Colonel House being dispatched to Europe, signaling concern over ambassadors lacking note paper and words.
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Quincy
Henry Ford
Colonel House
Europe
Night Cap Highlights with Political Buzz and Yearend Notes
A collage of political rumors, appointments, and candidacy moves from across states. Newport elects Patrick Boyle to a 16th term as mayor while recall efforts target Atlanta’s mayor. Whitman edges toward a Republican presidential bid. Stone becomes Pennsylvania’s eastern district prothonotary. Other items note Coxey’s Ohio senate bid, Randall’s liquor bills, Bayard’s Delaware Senate bid, and a snapshot of 19th century political chatter.
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Patrick J. Boyle
Newport
R. I
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Charles S. Whitman
New York
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Maine
Bangor
United States
Charles F. Johnson
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
Indiana
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Arthur Chapin
Govenor
Recius
Jacob S. Coxey
Ohio State Senate
Charles N. Randall
Los Angeles
Congress
Thomas PF. Bayard
Democratic State Committee of
Delaware
Bayard
Great Britain
Senate
Sherman
Cummins
Town
la Follette
Wisconsin
Weeks
Borah
Idaho
Burton
Root
Supreme Court
Hughes
What the Other Editors are Saying
A compilation of editorial excerpts from multiple papers criticizing machine politics and supporting state wide voting primaries. It references Illinois state politics, Villa in Mexico, rifle clubs, and historical views on the conduct of war and civilians.
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Ilinois
Saddin
Iiingis
Rock Island Argus
Congress
Lessons in History One Hundred Years Ago Today
A compact history column notes events dated 1815 1840 1865 1890 and 1914 with births deaths and political stops. It references Napoleon at St Helena Peter J. Otey Holden and General events across Europe and America, including a German river crossing and Dover bombs. It mentions Congressman John A. M. Adair and Krank B Kellogg.
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Napoleon
Europe
St. Helena
Peter J. Otey
Cedar Creek
Congress
Lynchburg
Holden
North Carolina
Johnson
Scotland
Warsaw
Nieuport
Westende
Olti
Armenia
Dover
England
Carpathians
John. A. M. Adair
Indiana
Portland
Ind
Krank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Sena
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An old fashioned advertorial touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best remedy for children’s coughs and colds. It claims pine tar extracts soothe irritation loosen phlegm and expel poisons with antiseptic properties. The notice urges adults and the aged to buy a bottle from druggists.
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King
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Buck) Crouse
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