Wilson Opposed War Delay Question Splits Parties
The piece argues President Wilson avoided war with Germany and Mexico, praising his restraint while blasting Republicans and Progressives for pressuring intervention. It cites Albert Bushnell Hart and laments delays that defense of Americans might hinge on de facto Mexican rule. It frames the 1916 debate as a partisan clash over delaying war.
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Isident
Mexico
Republican Party
Leauer
Progressive Party
Wilson
Germany
Anl
Hughes
Lusitania
Wasole
United States
Europe
Wilson Beratiae
Democratic Party
Mr.Wilson
Mexica
Mr. Roosevelt
Willamy Fath Ar
Rise of American dyestuff production in WWI era
A 1915 to 1918 trend shows U S dye makers increasing output from about 20 to 66 percent of domestic needs as Germany’s shipments halt. By January 1 1918 half of dyes used in the U S were home produced rising to a potential two thirds. Quality lagged early but improvements are noted and exports in April reached 380 494 dollars with England taking more than half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lome
Germany
Switzerland
United States
England
United States Poised to Meet Global Dye Demand
If production continues to rise, American plants may satisfy domestic needs. Other dyestuffs are expanding output with new plants planned at intervals. DuPont interests plan a major move into the color business while explosive demand remains high, positioning the U S to contend with Germany in world trade after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
duPont
United States
Germany
Prevention of tetanus warns safe Fourth of July
Governor Brumbaugh cites U S Public Health Service bulletin urging tetanus prevention after Independence Day. Antitetanic serum reduced fatalities. warnings urge immediate medical care for any blank cartridge wounds and avoid home remedies.
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Brumbaugh
United States Public Health Rervise
Federal Bureau
United States
The
Health Service Bureau
Oyster Bay convention yields mixed endorsements
Across papers readers note paradoxical urgency at Oyster Bay and mixed reactions to the Ascoiated Advertisers convention in Philadelphia. President Wilson is cited aligning party platform support and state suffrage as a key issue amid editorial noise. A light mockery targets the Bull Moose label and a stray pet moose reference. A de facto government remark shades commentary in Kansas City.
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Oyster Bay
Ascoiated
Philadelphia
Vew World
Wilson
Chicago News
Preparedness For Fourth Of July Bargains
A retailer proclaims unmatched Fourth of July stock readiness with deep discounts on clothing hats and furnishing goods. The firm claims ownership of all stock at 20 to 40 percent below current market prices and promises attentive service and strong value without risky schemes.
Ordinance Authorizes Verbeck Street Opening in Warren PA
A town council ordinance directs laying out Verbeck Street in Warren Pennsylvania from Conewango Avenue to Prospect Street. The plan sets a 40 foot width, with a 269.5 foot easterly start from Division Street center line and specifies lines and measurements for the street opening. Officials grant authority and describe construction steps and lateral limits.
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Coubell
Verbeck Street
Conewango Avenue
Prospect Street
Warren
Pemanavania
Pennsylvania
Vertack Street
Pennayitan
Hill
Conesango Avenue
Division Street
Prospect Etrner
Jellereon Avenue
Varhae
Waia
M. Evelyn
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Sames Publishing Co., (Inc
Metary
T. B. Claws
Treaearer
Nekity
Warren, Penus
Estig Dyestuffs
Mantes, Bakers Auite’ Association
New York City
Virginia
Vapes
Wile Te
Weavel
Frank Black
Bennhaugh
Reiman Law
Shoeshead Bay
Rodman
Noringiicht Republican
Kanacs City Times
Warren’s Clothing Company
Ed Grget
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