PEACE OR WAR THE ISSUE AT Battle Credle
A mid September speech in Battle Creek debates neutrality and the Lusitania sinking. The speaker warns that interning German ships would spark war, while urging voters to choose Wilson for peace. The address weighs policy shifts and national responsibility as the 1916 election nears.
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Roosevelt Campaign Sparks Miner Clash in Wilkes-Barre
A large antiirate coal region meeting for Colonel Roosevelt drew stiff police presence after miners refused to permit a Wilson parade. Mayor Kosch used state constabulary to clear the streets while Father Curran shifted allegiance to Wilson. Hughes of Axington notes Republicans show the era’s mood as 1912 contest shapes up.
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President Pledges Odenter and Progress
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled pledge by a president praising reforms and law, mentioning domestic and international aims, women protection, labor, and civic progress, but the fragment lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
Vague political note on voting and penalties in Amidst chaos
A garbled OCR fragment discusses voting, penalties, and a plan involving various entities. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at an election context and potential legal or civic actions. The piece appears archival and fragmented with many unclear segments.
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