Two Strong Leaders Ideal Partners in Politics
Editorial notes a long friendship between Justice Hughes and President Roosevelt. It recalls Roosevelt aiding Hughes’s early nomination, Hughes rebuffing a White House reshuffle, and their mutual respect. The piece urges continued Republican support for Hughes, warning Democratic congresses and linking rhetoric to broader U S political dynamics.
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Arly
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
White House
New York State
Republican Club
New York City
The
Republic
New York
Hughes
Truehes
Weight of numbers drive Russian push in Europe
The text argues Russia is pressing in Poland and Courtana while largely holding other fronts, aided by renewed ammunition and veteran troops. It notes uncertain Russian strength, potential 10 million mobilizable soldiers, and how Galicia relief could ease the Italian front. Austria shifts forces amid Carpathian risk as Germany may shift to aid. It mentions Carranza's war threat and no news on Pershing’s expedition.
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Courtana
Galicia
Caucasus
Russia
Serbia
Austria
Trentino
Carpathians
Germany
Verdun
France
Carranza
Pershing
Mister Hardy
Smiley
Libery Yard
Art Bowker
Thare
Hardy Settlers
Clawed
Phil Wigglesworth
Suffrage Debate Mirrors National Platform Clash
Democratic convention echoes Chicago stance by endorsing a state by state extension of the franchise for women on men's terms. Suffrage workers sought vast votes in exchange for backing, but major parties held firm. Governor Ferguson of Texas framed the plank as states’ rights while facing a flood of votes, as Chicago and St Louis demonstrations highlighted the nationwide struggle. GS dove leaders faced the same adverse reception.
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Chicago
Ferguson
Texas
St. Louis
Platform
GS Dove
The Next Generation by H A Bruce
H A Bruce argues that the world grows better as society gains wiser, more humane views. He cites George Henry Payne's The Child in Human Progress to illustrate how child treatment has improved over centuries and stresses the ongoing need to protect children's rights and curb extreme individualism.
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George Henry Payne
Payne
Greace
Rome
Perih
Oryen
Europe
Political tariffs and partisan overtones mix with nonpartisan ideas
A collage of editorials from various papers notes partisan tariff debates and hints at nonpartisan commission concepts. It covers reactions to Mexican policy, party unity, and the election climate as Woodrow Wilson and other figures are discussed in light of national strategy and public sentiment.
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Chicago Herald
Peter Rabbit Gets Into Mischief
Readable text outlines a playful tale about Peter Rabbit who neglects work, sneaks into Farmer Brown's garden at night, samples lettuce carrots beans and cabbage, then feels guilty but plans a return visit. The piece contrasts Peter’s curiosity with his laziness and lack of pride in appearance. It includes additional unrelated jests and jokes from other snippets.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Farmer Brown
Brier
This Day in Illinois History June 18 1771 Ohio Valley settlement
Sir William Franklin urged Britain to create a system for settlement and government of the Ohio valley as settlers moved in and occupied lands without titles.
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William Franklin
Ohio Valley
Laugh With Us and Be Beckoned by Becket Digs
A humorous glimpse of domestic life with a new maid Jane in a dining lesson. The scene includes a dumb waiter incident and a quip about a scratching noise. In Chicago, critics discuss BeBe Beckwith's dual identity play The Case of Becky and a witty exchange on psychotherapeutic terms.
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Jane
David Belasco
Chicago
Becky
Village Pageant Night Crowds Fill Town Streets
A lively 100 year old village celebration drew the biggest crowd yet with visitors counting 44 to 46. A parade featuring red uniforms, Short Leg Milliken on drums, and a mock settler and Indian pageant capped by a Pay-Gea about “The Settling of Our Village” ended with fireworks and ceremonial speeches.
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Andy Anderson
Torp Stebbing
Andy
Torp
Byville
Thare
Fatty Bellowes
Baptist Qwire
Mister Aborn
Genevieve Hicks
Short Leg Milliken
Qwire
Short Leg
Boy newsie reads not a word, yet sells papers
A man pities a small boy lugging a huge bundle of newspapers and asks if the load tires him. The boy cheerfully replies he cannot read. A flurry of misheard phrases and awkward interactions follow as a neighbor recalls a playful moment and a wife’s amused reaction.
Love Nearsighted in Tiny Town Romance Tale
In a small community, a hopeful pair navigates misunderstandings and misread signals as affection grows. Neighbors observe growing closeness, with local cafes and a shared hobby quietly deepening their bond. The story focuses on everyday moments that illuminate affection.
End Cold Relief Ad Promises Quick Recovery
An advertisement touts Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for summer colds with soothing balsams to clear nasal passages and ease coughing. It claims relief in a short time and urges readers to buy a bottle and use as directed. It also mentions keeping leftovers for coughs and oddly sells insurance.
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Bell
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Torp Stebbins
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