What John LInd Was Told To Say
Lind's mission to Mexico triggers debate over an ultimatum to Huerta to abdicate or face removal. The piece tracks Lind’s alleged instructions, Tampico fallout, and U S policy under Wilson, with Villa and Carranza as key players. It critiques Hobart Hughes's push for a denial and notes Hughes's background as a lawyer and wordsmith.
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John Lind
Lind
Mexico
Cleveland
Huerta
Lodge
Wilson
Tampico
Villa
Carranza
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
John
Notable reconciliation between Roosevelt and Taft eyed
York October 3 reports that Elihu Root will introduce the two living ex presidents Col Roosevelt and Mr Taft at a Union League Club dinner. Both have agreed to attend only if the other is present. The expected handshake aims to heal rifts among Progressives and restore dignity to former leaders.
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York
Elihu Root
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Union League Club
Republican Party
New Haven
Cooper Union
Roosevelt
Taft
Springfield
Mass
White House
Europe
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Why I Am For Hughes
In this Republican appeal to workers and capital, the author argues Hughes offers national leadership, industrial stability, and social insurance. He contrasts it with Democratic calls for states rights, warning of secessionist and anti national forces, and emphasizes a plan for fair wages, standardization, taxation shifts, and postwar unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Democratic
Democratic Party
Bakers defend price rise as wheat shortage bites Chicago
A special Flour Men's club committee stated that Chicago bakers will raise bread prices starting today due to wheat shortages and higher flour costs. They noted wheat rose about 60 cents a bushel and flour climbed from $3 to $3.50 per barrel, with broader rises in sugar lard salt and labor. The group warned prices may stay high through 1917 as bakers must advance prices to stay in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Flour Men's Club
Venizelos Explains Crete Action as Defense Move
Former Greek prime minister Eliptherios Venizelos messages the Times explaining his Crete mission as defending the nation from Bulgarian pressure. He says Greece should have intervened with the Entente from the war’s start and that the movement seeks to persuade the king to protect subjects and rally behind his banner.
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London
Eliptherios Venizelos
Greece
The
Times
Crete
M. Venizelos
Governor Dunne to campaign in ordinary trains
Gov. Dunne will not use a palatial special train in his re election bid. Arthur W. Charles, chairman of the Democratic state committee, said Dunne will actively campaign and speak in nearly every city. Senator John Sharp Williams will address rallies in Springfield on Oct 16 Champaign Oct 18 and Cairo Oct 20.
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Chicago
Dunne
Arthur W. Charles
Democratic State Committee
Charles
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Springfield
Champaign
Cairo
Zeppelins Bombard English Ports Amid London Raids
British announces that Zeppelin airships attacked Portsmouth and nearby naval bases along the Thames estuary and at North Shields London Lincoln and Derby Monday night. The official report says the raids were extensive and successful though air defenses fought back. the airships returned unharmed.
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Berlin
Portsmouth
the Thames
North Shields
London
Lincoln
Derby
England
Admiralty
Steamship Lines Merged Into Pacific Steamship Co
Seattle news reports the Pacific Coast Steamship Company and the Pacific Alaskan Navigation Company have merged, forming a new entity to be known as the Pacific Steamship Company. The announcement came Wednesday night in New York ownership details.
Buffalo chosen as next Grain Dealers convention site
Baltimore news bureau reports the Grain Dealers National association will convene next year in Buffalo. E. C. Eikenberry of Camden, Ohio, was elected president at the closing session.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Grain Dealers’ National Association
E. C. Eikenberry
Camden
Johnny Chuck Gets His Nose Pinched. ANIMAL STORIES FOR CHILDREN
Johnny Chuck, fat and sleepy, wakes to Jack Frost's gentle pinch and cold wonders. Peter Rabbit watches as Johnny debates rising, then decides he is fat enough and returns to bed while frost paints the dawn.
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Johnny Chuck
Jack Frost
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Peter Rabbit
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Lightfoot
Deer
Billy Mink
Little Joe Otter
Jerry Muskrat
Northland
Sammy Jay
Paddy the Beaver
Mother Nature
Reddy
Granny Fox
Buster Bear
Mistress Spring
Johnny
Fatty Helps With Kindling At Church and School News
A fragmented school item describes Ex Brigham guiding Jimmy Hannigan to gather kindling from two churches for his poor family, Willie Eustus and the Metherdusts sharing supplies, and Miss Palmer planning a clothing drive. Fatty Bellowes learns drawing names, while Blinky Hammond suffers a hatchut accident. students bring old clothes and copper-toed boots for the Hannigan family.
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Immy Hannigan
Johnson House
Anny
Brigham
Jimmy
Minnister, the Baptist
Brothers & Sisters
Willie Eustus
Willie
Missus Hannigan
Fatty
Fatty Bellowes
Anny Trubber
Blinky Hammond
Miss Palmer
Blinky
Palmer
Johnny Chuck Goes to Bed for the Winter
The narrator notes Johnny Chuck has indeed gone to bed for the winter. Peter agrees, confirming the seasonal hibernation as Johnny Chuck settles into winter sleep.
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Johnny Chuck
Peter
Gradual withdrawal of all greenbacks debated
Kansas City bankers debated immediate retirement of greenbacks and a gradual withdrawal of national bank notes at the American Bankers association meeting. The discussion, after remarks by Comptroller John Skelton Williams and Frederick W. Hyde, included a proposal to consolidate the comptroller's office with the Federal Reserve Board under the new reserve system.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
John Skelton Williams
Frederick W. Hyde
Jamestown
N. Y
Comptroller
National Bank Act
Federal Reserve Board
Villa's Brother Has Direct Information admitted here
Hipolito Villa admitted here Tuesday. The report states Villa's brother has direct information about the matter.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hipoliito Villa
Brother of Francisco Villa Reported Alive Says He Knows Little
A night statement claimed direct information that Francisco Villa, the Mexican bandit, is alive and quite alive. He refused to reveal any details of recent movements or future plans in Mexico beyond what is reported in press dispatches.
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Francisco Villa
Francisco
Mexico
Exploring Column Encounters Villistas West of Fresno
An exploring column under Gen Cavazos met a Villista body west of Fresno near a Mexican Northwestern railway station ten miles from Chihuahua City. After a brief exchange of fire Carrancistas retreated to Fresno to await Gen Ramos with cavalry. No casualties were reported.
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Chihuahua City
Cavazos
Fresno
Ramos
Jitney Offer Ad From Foley Co
Mail the slip with 50 cents to Foley Co Chicago for a trial package including Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds Foley Kidney Pills for pain rheumatism backache kidney and bladder issues and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation biliousness and sluggish bowels Miller Arthur Drug Co advances the offer
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co—Adv
Illinois History Entry for September 28 1765 and Hughes Endorsement
The note recalls Sir William Johnson reporting to Britain that George Croghan restored peace with the Indians and secured their consent to British possession of the Illinois country. It also quotes a Progressive era endorsement praising Charles E Hughes and urging support for the Republican nominee as a peak example of American political possibility and public service.
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William Johnson
George Croghan
Illinois
Republican Party
Hoe
Charles E. Hughes
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Notice
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a safe remedy to keep bowels regular and liver active during a summer rise in illnesses among children. It claims relief from indigestion sick headache titiousness sour stomach and bad breath caused by clogged bowels and attributes the product to Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Miler & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
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HA Republican Party
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Flour Men’s Club
Venizelos
Webster
Bert
Thornton W. Burges
Cella
Villistas
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Maine ST
John L. Pipe
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