Separate Mississippi river bill gains political support
Editorial discusses a proposal for a standalone Mississippi River improvement bill amid flood concerns, noting northern states and the Delta region’s stake. Senator Amos Bee Clapp of Minnesota advocates a separate measure, arguing the river problem should be treated apart from broader plans due to unique flood risks and regional impacts. The piece hints at a broader statecraft dynamic and mentions distant rewards offered by Britain and for Villa, with diplomats hopeful.
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Mississippi
Amases BE. Clapp
Minnesota
Miinois
Clapp
Joan
Ohio
Middle East
Miss West Critiques Women and Society's Bounds
EBECUA WEST writes that the modern woman is the world's worst failure yet she is not a misanthrope but critic of what is ordained. She argues women seek strength by entering professions only to be broken by men, while railroads and German firms confirm women quit, marry, and retreat from work. The piece notes male domination, employer bias, and calls for adaptation rather than lament. It mentions farmers in Golden showing interest in proper methods and learning.
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Ebecua West
New Republic
Miss West
Mies West
Willie
Werren
Traditions Stir Debate Over Legislature and Tax Savings
A troubled review notes voters focus on speculation about what laws may pass rather than on their real benefits. It laments interest in election law amendments aimed at saving taxpayers money while urging attention to actual civic improvements.
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Cape
Benente
Cace
Rossan House
Ghicags
Ceatien
Pursuit in Mexico Fails to Stop Villa Bandits
Reports describe General Trevino’s efforts to pursue Villa’s organized bandits in Mexico. Despite heavy forces and rough terrain, authorities struggle to curb raids and prevent further railway track sabotage near Chihuahua.
Editorial Night Cap on Preparedness and Press
The column questions William Chay Bryan’s stance on the St. Louis platform and notes his recent reticence. It observes Kaiser Wilhelm’s fluctuating health, mentions Colonel House’s European trip, and hints at American troop decisions amid political campaigning as city primaries loom far off.
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William Chay Bryan
St. Louis
Bryan
Miss Tane Addams as United States military adviser sparks ridicule
A reading across editorials shows mixed reactions to Miss Tane Addams proposing herself as a superior judge of U S military needs. Springfield and Peoria papers mock the idea while weighing the broader question of national preparedness and officer training.
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Springfield News- Record
Tane Addams
United States
Federe
Congressional
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mintong
Bob White learns to be ready for whatever tomorrow may bring
In Thornton W. Burgess’s tale Bob White warns Peter Rabbit that while not seeking trouble, one must be prepared for it. He explains his flock sleeps in a circle facing outward and, though weather may not turn, insists on readiness for cold and crusted snow to avoid starvation.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Bob White
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Bob
Mr. Sun
Business Is Business says ethics drive prosperity
The piece argues that business encompasses charity courtesy progress and ethics. It asserts honest employment beats panhandling and that truthful conduct and taxation support law and order. It portrays the business class as a moral stimulus and backbone of national prosperity.
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Thor
Illinois Regiment Disbanded After Peace News
On January 18, 1788 the Illinois regiment once commanded by George Rogers Clark and garrisoning Illinois for Virginia was disbanded as reports arrived that England and the United States had reached peace.
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Illinois
George Rogers Clark
Virginia
England
United States
Pan Americanism warned as Mexico crisis deepens
The Whig letter argues Pan Americanism risks U S dominance in settling Mexico troubles citing Wilson administration actions and Latin republics opposition. It urges selective engagement with only progressive southern states while condemning Carranza and warning of danger to Americans abroad. A January Clearing Sale ad notes overcoats discounted as seasonal stock clears.
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Mexico
Wilson
Morning Whig
United States
Man
Illinois
Senate
Uncle Sam
Uncle Samm
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Monroe Doctrine critique over Mexico incident press excerpt
The writer laments past U S failure to protect foreign citizens in Mexico under the Monroe Doctrine. He calls this a kind of good born from tragedy and warns of a future reckoning. He hopes future steps refuse to block independent U S action for its own and Mexico’s interests.
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Mexico
Help Your Liver It Pays From Dr King's Pills
Advertisement-style claim for Dr King's New Life Pills to ease torpid liver stomach issues and constipation. Promotes blood cleansing and better digestion, claiming improved complexion. Ends with price and pharmacist note.
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Dr. King
Drueis
Red Words Kind Deads Club Forms At School
A teacher, Miss Palmer, announces a new club called Red Words Kind Deads, inviting every student to join at no cost. Brigham’s son is mentioned as an example of benevolence, and a prize for kind deeds is discussed.
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Evvery Lettel Bey
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