Von Buelow the Peace Angel Aims at U S Mediation
Rumors place Prince Bernhard von Buelow in Switzerland as a potential German diplomat heading toward Washington. Once a famed swordsman of diplomacy, he is seen as a likely mediator if Wilson opens armistice talks. His skill with the public could win support for an American mediation.
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Prince Bernhard Henry Martin Charles von Buelow
United States
Woodrow Wilson
von Buelow
Italy
Switzerland
Buelow
Rome
America
Cactus Juice Advocate Tours Seattle Amid Public Reception
A traveling demonstrator extols Cactus Juice Compound as a cure for stomach ills, claiming the stomach’s decline causes most chronic health problems. He visits Barrell Drug Store and Bartel Drug Stores in Flint and Pike, urging readers to seek the tonic for four to six weeks to restore digestion and vitality.
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Pyrenees
Russian
Asia
Europe
Persia
India
France
Rmany
Mexico
Japan
Canada
China
Iica
No. 3
Flint and
Pike
Bartel Drug
U S Needs Many New Weapons to Guard Coast Against U Boats
June 2 New York article outlines fear of U boats in wartime and argues submarines can be countered with destroyers motor boats nets and new detection gear. Prof Fessenden and air patrols noted as key tools for locating subs and protecting harbors.
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U. S
United States
Great Britain
England
British Isles
R. A. Fessenden
Boston
Edison
Europe
Senator Jones Involved In Senate Pairing Scandal
Washington June 1 A report outlines how Senator Jones of Washington canceled a general pairing with Senator Shields to vote against Rublee in a move that flipped anti Rublee votes with Weeks of Massachusetts and James of Kentucky. The account blames senatorial courtesy and shows how pairing was manipulated to defeat the nomination.
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Weeks
Massachusetts
Shields
Tennessee
Jones
Washington
Reed
Missouri
Marshall
Senate
Rublee
James
Kentucky
Circus Tent Campaign Drives Indiana Mothers Pension Law
In Indianapolis a three pole circus tent hosts Judge Henry Neil from Oak Park Illinois as he campaigns for a statewide mothers pension law. He addresses towns, churchgoers, and farmers, aiming to push a bill through the Indiana legislature next session 1914 1915. Neil cites states already adopting pensions and links child poverty abolition to preparedness.
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Middle West
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Henry Neil
Oak Park
Neil
Democrats Approve Convention Plans In St Louis
Final plans for the Democratic national convention opening June 14 were approved by the arrangements committee in St Louis. Chair McCombs presided as details covered seating lighting ventilation decorations badges and delegate conveniences. Seven thousand five hundred spectator seats were set with 3,500 floor spots reserved for delegates press and officials.
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ST. Louis
National Committee
Committee On
Free Physician Eyewear Clinic Promises No Charge Consultations
A government doctor offers free patient access to a former government physician for prescriptions at no cost. A Northwest ENT specialist provides free counsel and examinations to patrons from 9 to 10 am and 12 30 to 1 30 pm daily except Sunday, aiming to deliver quality scientific eye ear nose and throat work while saving money.
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Northwest
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