Fragmentary note hints at independent Hewabapery effort
A garbled entry references an independent Hewabapery effort with unclear names and aims. The readable parts suggest a political or organizational activity but lack concrete details or identified participants to confirm scope or outcome.
Bright Outlook for 1917 for Farmers and War Efforts
The article projects prosperous times for Gur beet farmers next year with high yields and strong prices. It also discusses wartime supply, allied cooperation, and reflections on early war obstacles and missed opportunities in northern France and the broader conflict.
Asquith Resigns As Bonar Law Takes Key Role In Cabinet
Amid cabinet friction in England, Premier Asquith resigns and Bonar Law is set to receive a high honor as leadership shifts. The wartime crisis prompts calls for stronger policy and extended authority for leaders like Lloyd George, with Britain mobilizing into a military effort.
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England
Asquith
Bonar Law
Bonor Law
Beye
George
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Japanese Button Trade Expands Into U S Market
Commerce Department reports Japan sold 472,310 in buttons to the United States in 1916 up from 196,484 in 1915 and 127,966 in 1914 as American producers boost output to meet demand. Philippine shipments also rise from 45,767 in 1912 to 25,376 in 1916 amid war disruptions.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Germany
Austria
Bullens
Philippines
Telande
Faulty conclusions as to election
An editorial argues the last election produced a real verdict contradicting claims of a hollow result. It notes 1912 totals for Taft and Roosevelt surpassing Wilson by about a million and a half and points to the Prevent party’s 430,000-vote margin in a test election.
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Hoe
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Wileson
Vietory
New York
Pennsyl
Corruption and votes in Pennsylvania and New York debate
The text accuses Pennsylvania and New York of deep corruption, citing treasury graft and Tammany influence as threats to US democracy. It asserts Wilson would gain broad popular support only if Western voters abandon party allegiance for conscience.
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Vanis
Union
Pennsylvania
New York State
Do Away With Waste and Food Prices
The speaker argues that American families waste more than enough to feed a foreign family. If waste is reduced, food prices could drop due to lower overall consumption.
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Bern
What Prevents A Peace Compact
The piece argues peace in Europe remains distant as Germany’s terms would need strong guarantees and vast concessions. It questions what Germany would accept such as Alsace Lorraine, indemnity, Belgian independence, and future guarantee. English policy had favored crushing Germany first to dictate terms.
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Germany
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
England
War aims and future of Europe after great conflict
The article argues that Germany would resist harsh terms and that the war will continue for months or years. It says neutral nations should not push for peace, as a decisive victory is needed to prevent a renewed global conflict and to guarantee future security. It notes the central powers' alliance with Russia risks and stresses the necessity of crushing German military power for lasting stability.
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Germany
France
Russia
Alles
Europe
Belier
Perac
England
Ruvala
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
McKay Urges Ogden Stockyards Growth Driven by Farmers
PD D McKay Weber county’s tex isla ter elect urges stockyards expansion near Ogden with 100 area farms for pasturage or fattening cattle and sheep. He cites need for cooperative effort among farmers, stockmen, and the farm bureau to establish Ogden as a regional livestock market. The article also notes William H Moyer named warden of Sing Sing prison for twelve years by James M Carter.
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PD. D. McKay
Tex Islater
Weber County
Ogden Valley
Hosaga
Sing Sing
Albany
William H. Moyer
Atlanta
Sing Blog
Drisons
James M. Carter
Man Identifies Suspect in Rae Tanzer Case
Charles J. Wyax was identified at the U S attorney's office by James W. Oathorne and his wife, with Eddie Willcox, as the man known as Oliver Osborne involved with Rae Tanzer. Wyax, from Chicago, was arrested after a night in the Tombs and brought to the federal building. Willcox corroborated the identification and testified Osborne visited to claim he was Rae Tanzer's suitor.
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Charles J. Wyax
United States Attorney's Office
Tuxtay
James W. Oathorne
Eddie Willcox
Oliver Osborne
Rae Tanzer
Wax
Chicago
Federal Building
Osborne
Hayda
Willcox
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