What Would He Have Done in Foreign Policy Debate
The piece ridicules Hughes and his supporters for avoiding explicit policy on Mexican and European affairs. It argues Republicans should back the president rather than attack, urging Americans to uphold national honor and support in international crises.
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House votes to approve Senate naval build program
The lower house backed the Senate plan to construct 157 war vessels over three years, including sixteen capital ships and four battle cruisers. The vote was 283 to 51, with Pennsylvania largely supporting the measure. The bill would authorize $16 million for immediate use and around $488 million more over time, expanding the navy toward a second largest global fleet.
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Naxal bill praised by preparedness advocates
The naxal bill, amended to 74,700 tem from 65,000, satisfies ultra preparedness supporters amid pacifist opposition. It aims to boost the United States to world power status, arguing the navy will rise to second globally to guarantee rights of American citizens abroad.
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Counntry
Interlocking Directorates Law Reaches U S Banks
The autumn 1914 Clayton trust bill sections become operative under the federal reserve board, prompting banks to receive warnings and compliance instructions. Banks and other corporations await board discipline as uncertainty in terms and rival directors stymie swift adherence, while debates about competition and decentralization echo through the public and lawmakers.
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Shipbuilding boom lifts U S merchant marine in 1916
Congress debates shipping policy as shipyards expand rapidly. In six months of 1916, 192 vessels totaling 228000 gross tons launched and by July 4 contracts for 385 merchant ships, with 159 expected to launch by year end. Department of commerce shows 196 ships sailing overseas in five months to various regions, signaling a revived national asset amid political debate.
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Steet
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Fragmented Warren County column reveals community chatter and nostalgia
Readable passages sketch a bustling town scene with locals like Timmy and James Town aims, a push for youth engagement, school and farm life, and reflections on culture. The piece names workplaces, families, and neighbors while noting weather, events, and social ties shaping daily life.
Railroad strike and shoe trade headlines at Mary QUICK SHOE RELIEF
A garbled report mentions a railroad strike tied to the Mary area and the REDDING SHOE CO advertising in Second Ave, with claims of service delays and promotion of top leather grades. The fragment references worker sentiments, job posts, and shoe shop responses as part of a chaotic page span.
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Redding Shoe CO
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