Wilsons war talk and league of nations stance in Cincinnati speech
The editorial analyzes President Wilsons Cincinnati address arguing the 1914-1918 war could be the last the United States avoids if a league of nations with power to enforce peace is formed. It criticizes the kept us out of war claim and notes Hughes campaign rhetoric and womens political turnout for Hughes.
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Wilson
Cincinnati
United States
League of Nations
Mars
Germany
England
White House
Europe
America
Hughes
Congress
Organization of Peace
End of an Uncertain Law Shocks Educational Circles
A state high school law is criticized as clumsy and divisive. The supreme court's ruling while declaring it unconstitutional allows its de facto continuation until legislature fixes defects. Advocates call for orderly districting and a constitutional convention. Mrs. Frank O. Lowden, daughter of George M. Pullman, is mentioned as governor candidate's spouse.
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HE Township
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Frank O. Lowden
George M. Pullman
Why I Am For Hughes
A historical advocacy piece praising Charles Evans Hughes as a just, practical statesman and friend of labor and agriculture. It argues he would advance peace, avoid unnecessary wars, and uphold public conscience, citing his New York governorship and labor legislation as proof of reliability and integrity.
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America
Stabileon Tuehbonco
Charles Evans Hughes
Tiss Reevel
New York
State Federation of Labor
Hint
Hushes
Moreas
Hughes
Wocciner
New York Gas Company
Illinois history note on 1832 treaty ceded lands
On Oct 27 1832 the second treaty of St Louis ceded 1900 acres to whites for 155780 dollars. An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming to relieve constipation and improve mood and complexion with a 25 cent bottle.
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St. Louis
Peoria
Hughes Campaign Speech Toasts Hughes Vigor and Delivery
David Lawrence of the New York Evening Post lauds Charles E. Hughes as a powerful campaign speaker in Lincoln praising his forceful delivery rapid extemporaneous speech and persuasive rhetoric. He notes Hughes resembles Taft Roosevelt and Wilson yet remains distinctly Hughes with a fast pace of about 200 words per minute and a climactic cadence that drives applause like a cannon shot.
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New York Evening Post
Charles E. Hughes
Nebraska
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Lincoln
Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Wilson
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
If you have catarrhal deafness or head noises, visit a druggist for 1 ounce of Par mint double strength, mix with a half pint hot water and 4 ounces sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily. This often relieves head noises, clears nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus. Easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to take.
Chicago Depression Riot Breaks Up Shopping District
A large mob of about 800 unemployed men in Chicago surged through the business district early January, breaking windows and demanding food. They clashed with revelers leaving cafes as they moved along Van Buren Street, chanting and threatening pedestrians, then split into smaller groups when police intervened.
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Chicago
Statenstrret
van Buren Street
Prominent artist William M. Chase dies in New York
William M. Chase, long regarded as a leading American artist, dies at his New York home in his 68th year after a career spanning more than a quarter century. He specialized in portraits and figure pieces and was a prominent figure in American art circles.
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New York
William M. Chase
Mr. Chase
Flour and Bread Advance in Mona Town News
Milk rose from seven to eight cents a quart in Mona Minnesota on Thursday. Flour priced at 10.20 dollars per barrel with bread also rising. The report notes general price increases in basic staples.
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Wmona
Minn
Coal and Coke Higher in Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh October 27. Steel mills and other plants face a serious situation as coke prices rose nearly 100 percent in two weeks and coal prices also jumped, threatening production costs across the district.
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Pittsburgh
Milk Prices Rise in Madison Under Agreement
In Madison on October 27, farmers and milk dealers reached a deal to raise milk prices from seven to eight cents per quart effective November 1. The agreement reflects negotiated pricing between producer and retailer groups. County officials did not participate in the deal.
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Madison
Wis
Mine Sweeper Genista Torpedoed and Sunk
London October 27 British admiralty announced the mine sweeping vessel Genista was torpedoed and sunk. All officers and 75 crew members perished with 12 survivors. The loss marks a deadly encounter in the naval operations reported today.
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London
Admiralty
Head Off That All-Winter Cough Ad
An advertisement urges taking Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey at first signs of sore throat or stuffed head. It promises relief from congestion loosened phlegm and cold symptoms with pine tar honey and glycerine. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Lightfoot Saves Mrs Grouse in Green Forest Tale
Lightfoot the Deer and Mrs. Grouse hide from a hunter with a dangerous gun. Lightfoot darts through a thicket and distracts the hunter, allowing Mrs. Grouse to escape unharmed. The deer’s quick action saves her life, while the hunter vows to return.
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Lightfoot
Mrs. Grouse
Green Forest
Hunter
Mo. Grouse
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New York Event Post
Ind. Dem
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N. E. Cor
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