Woodrow Wilson remembered as a towering figure in history
A retrospective portrait of Woodrow Wilson chronicles his rise from Princeton to the presidency, his world war leadership and domestic reforms, and the enduring belief that his legacy will outlast his political foes. Tumulty’s anecdotes reveal personal moments amid public triumph and tragedy.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
America
Federal Reserve System
Federal Trade Commission
Tariff Commission
Joseph P. Tumulty
Tumulty
Capitol
Ite House
Mexico
Bryan
Daniels
Mayo
Vera Cruz
Republic
Portraits of Virtue and Politics in a Western Essay
A compact essay extols national heroes and home life while critiquing bribery and reform efforts. It rails against political rhetoric aimed at women and warns against misreading America’s isolationism as a desire to hoard domestic goods.
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Europe
Federal Reserve System Must Withstand Pressure For Normal Conditions
An editorial urges restraint by Federal Reserve leaders to avoid overstimulating credit after the emergency. It argues the system must balance seasonal needs, prevent banks from expanding beyond capacity, and keep industry on a sustainable course to avert future financial strain. It emphasizes farmers, merchants, and workers depend on workable credit machinery and warns against exhausting reserves in slack periods.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Kansas City Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Archbishop Prerogatives On Degrees In England
The archbishop of Canterbury alone can grant medical degrees and may confer law, medical or arts degrees on those he deems worthy, granting titles in England.
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Canturbury
England
Governor Carey explains veto of Wyoming carbon black and irrigation bills
Governor Carey issues public letters to Secretary of State Chaplin detailing reasons for vetoes on the carbon black and irrigation bond measures. He cites weak drafting, enforcement questions, and concerns about Midland Carbon’s Cowley plant, seeking clearer statutes and acceptable terms for natural gas use.
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Carey
Chaplin
W. E. Chaplin
Senate
State of
Wyoming
U. S
Public Service Commission
Midland Carbon Company
Cowley
Big Horn County
Governor withholds approval on new carbon black law
A gubernatorial letter notes opposition to a new act citing statutory policy and potential impacts on state industry. The document includes Governor Robert D. Carey’s formal signoff and rationale. A separate feature describes silkworm hatching rooms in China, detailing temperature control and the ambient sounds of silkworm activity.
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Robert D. Carey
Cane Growers Face Loss From Cane Beetle and Rodent Damage
A report notes cane growers incur losses as pests attack stalks reducing yield and sugar content. Estimates of stalk damage vary widely from 0.4 to 4 percent, with fermentation issues and gnawed portions lowering purity. The text cites uncertain figures from various planters and inquiries.
British and Foreign Bible Society Distributes Vast Bible Range
During its 125 plus years of existence the British and Foreign Bible Society has distributed about 26 million copies of the Scriptures in more than 400 languages and dialects. Some language names remain unknown to many linguists.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
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Robert R. Rose
Peeces
Kemmerer
Bank
Wits
Keninerter
Lincoln
Bered
Wiashington
Joseph
Egypt
Banke
Goodrich
B. PF. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Goodrich Rubber Footwear
Bill Shiftles
Bill
Alopg
THE
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Burplus
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