Editorial urges restraint and criticizes intervention in Mexico
The piece argues Governor Ferguson’s stance on limited military action and repeats a two year old warning by Gen. Leonard Wood. It contends intervention would harden Mexican factions, risk American troops, and cites failures of the White House and State Department, urging stronger policy and accountability. It frames American lives as needing protection without entanglement in Mexican civil conflict.
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Huerta and the Mexican crisis in exile and return plans
The article questions Huerta's role in Madero's murder and his potential impact on Mexico's bloodshed. It describes his betrayal of his chief, his persona and cruelty, and speculation on whether his return could have restored order. It notes secret-service interactions and mentions Colonel Gorgas and canal plans.
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Judging from Appearances in War Opinions
The piece argues that observers abroad.g paint biased pictures of battle readiness. It contrasts travelers who claim German or Allied superiority, noting outward signs mislead. It doubts public opinion shaped by reputation over substance and mentions Charles W. Movee organizing a reelection rally.
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Germany
Wiles
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Omer
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Pennsylvania Avenue
I Will If You Will Moral Pledge Fragment
A fragmented vow of self restraint and improvement. The speaker pledges to avoid imagining offense, to stay cheerful with family, and to act with decency and self control. The text reads as a personal manifesto on behavior and virtue.
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Editors Night Cap and 118 Primaries Mixed in Debate
The piece discusses political alliances, noting Philander Knox and a Senate seat bid, the Progres sive party's growing strength for Republicans, and Democratic leaders re evaluating Bull Moose support. Jane Addams opposes a bigger army. Ford and Bryan absent from delegate selections, with sharp commentary on campaign tactics.
Political Debate Over Supreme Court Appointment
The article surveys editorials from Bloomington Bulletin Rock Island Daily Times and New York World debating Taft era court appointments and the balance of the Supreme Court. It notes Republican control at six to two, the call to appoint a Democrat, and criticisms of the watchful waiting policy amid a pending decision on the Persia sinking.
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Lightfoot the Deer Learns Snowy Yard Route in Green Forest
Lightfoot the Deer explains how he winters in a snowbound yard without a fence. He carves and patrols snow paths to reach food, arguing work is worth keeping his shelter and safety. Jumper the Hare accompanies him, and Lightfoot vows secrecy about his yard tenure.
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This Day in Illinois History Fort Crevecouer formation
On January 15 16M0 La Salle began building Fort Crevecouer near the first formations settled by white newcomers in the region, marking an early colonial milestone in Illinois history.
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Congress Day Proceeds With National Guard Reorganization
At noon the Senate debated reorganizing and expanding the National Guard led by Senator Cramins. Senator Works proposed armed intervention in Mexico. Adjournment set for 4:40 p m to noon Monday. The House convened at noon while Navy and Military Affairs, Ways and Means committees continued hearings chaired by Reid.
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Bearing on the Pill Bill Shapes American Ducat Policy
A fragment notes debate on the Pill bill and its impact on American manufacture, signaling how protectionist measures aim to shield domestic duc at dpm te industries amid broader economic policy shifts. The text hints at legislative momentum and potential consequences for production and jobs.
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Suspend railroad lumber schedules nationwide
Wastlington January 15. The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended Vidness Central and other road shipments from Memalus Tennessee to destinations in Newmontesa and western states until May 1. Increases range from one to three and a half cents per hundred pounds.
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Western Datee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for cold cough feverish throat and congestion. It claims honey soothes irritation pine tar loosens phlegm and acts antiseptically providing relief and easier breathing. Price 28%.
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Our Duty In Mexico Opinions of the Press
A compilation of editorials from Chicago Evening Post, Burlington Gazette, St. Louis Globe Democrat, and other papers condemns U S policy in Mexico. It condemns Lansing and calls for stronger action, condemns bandit violence, and urges decisive U S defense and unity against Mexican turmoil. Observers urge Congress and the administration to protect Americans and property, while warning against continued nonintervention.
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Burlington Gazette
Wilson
Congress
St. Louis Globe Democrat
United States
Washington
Birmingham Ledger
America
England
France
Germany
Spain
Overcoats Sold At Special Price In Winter Drive
Dealers advertise extra heavy double breasted overcoats to fight pneumonia grips and other winter ills at a special price of 14.75. Visit the shop to see how far money goes this season.
Snowbound School Pranks And Sleepy Torp Spread Through Night
In Our School last night the thaw began and snow receded this morning. Miss Palmer warns students of a potential danger from the volatile odor as they plan to dismiss early. Torp Stetdeee fights sleep with friends peeking in, while Andy Anderson prepares to restart his novel project titled The Bluddy Secret. Mande Muldinkey and Pat gossip highlight classroom antics, as Fatty Reillowes jokes about Abram Lincoln’s death.
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