Venice's Blindness and U S Aid to Mexico
The article argues the United States seeks only peace and aid for Mexico, not conquest, while criticizing Mexico for rejecting aid and provoking conflict. It laments Mexican blindness to opportunity and notes the Cantina government and Mexican factions misread American motives, urging acceptance of American backing.
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Mexico
Americaa
United States
United States of Mexico
Republic
Loyal American Tea Party Attacks Foreign-born Voters
The Loyal American Tea Party, a group of citizens with foreign birth or ancestry, denounces foreign language newspapers and foreign-born politicians for backing Mr. Hughes. It claims such support signals Republican assurances to agents of European feudalism that their actions will be carried out under a Republican Administration.
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Republican Party
From Other Viewpoints on War and Politics
A collage of editorials and opinions from diverse papers debates Progressives, Hughes, Wilson, and German policy. The excerpts reflect sentiment on submarine warfare, neutrality, and American leadership with references to King George, the Lusitania, and political alignments amid World War I developments.
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Rail rate debate and public interest in fair play
A fragmented account discusses railroads resisting government pressure over fares, noting M. & Bt. P. malls costing 112000 less than cap, and Santa Fe paying 19000 a year. It argues taxpayers deserve fair treatment and public servants act without gain, while wartime sentiment and local recruiting figures mix with references to figures like Carranza and Villa. Local boys at Mount Gretna prepare for departures as patriotism stirs and recruiting offices reopen.
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Political Heat Rises Over Mail Pay and Railroads
A bitter contest at Warbington centers on mail pay for railroads amid a crossfire of claims. Postmaster General Burleson argues railroads underbid current rates and seek to embarrass the post office, while defending suggested pay scales as fair under maximum legal rates.
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Reflections From Graduation Night on Paths Ahead
A former graduate recalls diploma night and delivers a rousing address. He urges peers to face new journeys with courage, learning, and resilience, noting the changing times and the lifelong value of ambition and service. He contrasts youthful dream with mature responsibility and emphasizes personal effort.
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