Proposal for Mexican protectorate by American republics commission
A letter argues for a protectorate over Mexico by a commission chosen from all American republics. Each nation would select delegates by population to govern Mexico City until conditions improve, backed by combined forces of represented nations. The plan aims to prevent U S from seizing continental wealth and to prevent regional power grabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pavion
Mexico
Enea
Cula
Philippines
Sano Domingd
Enraveling the Menican Tangle in U S Policy Debate
The piece argues Mexico cannot govern itself, cites Diaz and Madero eras, and contends a protectorate or intervention would fail. It warns Mexicans and neighboring nations would oppose U S interference while popular support for intervention remains slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Diaz
al’ i
Colenna
Madero
Wuerta
Villa
Carranza
Snel
Tibeir
Issterns
Wills
Mexico O'Be
Amer¢a
United States
Canada
State Department
Oles
Watterson
Kan Jacky
Noéandy
Sarigusty
Coronel Watterson
Wm. R. Hearst
Bnt
Roliex
Central
America
Sam
James Whitcomb Riley and the question of free verse
The piece eulogizes James Whitcomb Riley as America’s great swain of verse while critiquing the idea of free verse. It notes Riley’s enduring popularity, his limited professional scope, and his penchant for sentimental themes. It ends by posing whether readers value free verse, acknowledging editor limits in answering.
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Chanel
Chia
Ikea
Hiley
Durmot
Thames
Alfred Noyes
Dral
Tennyson
Woov
Thames Ag
Knaedeep
John Barleycorn
Jamey Whitcomb
Riley
A Line of Cheer Each Day O’ the Year
A poem fragment or verse appears with garbled lines and stylistic narration. The readable portions reference cheerful nature imagery, smiling skies, dancing winds, birds, and dawn. The piece seems to be a literary column or verse excursion rather than a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilicht
aicChure Newabaper Syndicate
Economic debate on autos and labor in harvests
A New York World column surveys the impact of motor vehicle growth with 2,445,064 registrations and $48,245,718 in taxes, then shifts to St Paul Dispatch notes on the wheat harvest labor crunch. It argues for a national labor plan, public employment bureaus, and coordinated contracts to avoid idle seasons and food shortages, while critiquing moving film war sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Meares
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bow
Warret
Hanlaena
Bagun
Iylog
St. Paul
Jane
Ganga
Plains
Gmail
Strle
Dakota
Public
Jay
Keeping Well in Summer Health Rules for Clean Living
Government health article urges daily personal cleanliness to prevent disease and protect workers. Dr John Dill Robertson stresses that community health mirrors individual habits, and clean individuals build a clean, healthy city during hot weather and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Dill Robertson
Chicago
Department of Health of
Lam
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron The Eternal Conflict
An opinion piece contrasts employer and employee conflicts over overtime pay loyalty and sentiment in business. It weighs fair treatment, promotions, and pay, arguing sentiment has a place but must not override practical fairness. Put yourself in another’s shoes to ensure a square deal in service and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movins
Chirag
Moving Picture
Pheaven
Wiliam Jennings
Jad
Buyetts
iWitelihood
Imperative Legislation and State Policy Debates
Iowa editorials critique delaying child labor laws and urge swift action or session extension. They call on the Senate and House to work earnestly for the republic, oppose mere postponement, and emphasize decisive lawmaking. Highway commission reform and road-building standards are urged, with cautions on locating the commission near agriculture. Develop water power to conserve coal, recommending a state commission to coordinate with the federal government. Coverage notes public interest stories on misappropriation and prosperity, highlighting banks and economic growth in Iowa.
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Cedar Stapids Gazette
Senate
Hose
House of Representatives
United States
Republic
Highway Commission
Coir Falls
State Highway Commission
Ingricultural College
Wilson aims for Progressive support in elected campaign
Washington dispatch notes President Wilson adjourned cabinet session early and staged a dramatic Capitol entrance in sack suit urging child labor and workers compensation acts. The piece suggests a strategic bid to win Progressive backing, with reporters commenting on his campaign posture and the reaction of Republicans and Democrats alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers
Washington
Evening Post
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Arcite
Joseph Yasle
Party splits and child labor policy in progressive era
The piece argues political strategies differ from campaign stumps with steering committees and regional blocs shaping votes on child labor legislation. It suggests Southerners oppose federal limits, Wilson seeks unity to push reforms, and Democrats remain largely unsympathetic to Progressive social justice despite youth support and leadership.
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Soncharners
Aid Sr Wilson
Wilson
Democratic Party
Nuptials Draw Crowd as Fountain Square Wedding
A comic wedding on Fountain Square in Somerset Kentucky drew a large crowd amid jokes about romance and rumors. William Cook and Dora Alles Anderson wed after papers issued by Clerk Langdon with Rev Pete Dykes officiating. The celebration included gifts and a touring car departure amid cheers and good wishes.
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Kentucky
William Cook
Dora Alles Anderson
Fountain Square
Langdon
Jaffor Singleton
Pete Dykes
Sheriff Jones
Cork
Somerset
Doubly Proven Waterloo Woman Praises Kidney Pills
Waterloo resident Mrs. E F M Barnes testifies to relief from rheumatic pains and backaches after using Deans Kidney Pills. She notes the pills reduced her uric acid related trouble and credits the medicine with enabling easier movement. She endorses the product again in 1945, urging others to use it. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
EF. M. Barnes
Adams
Dean
Sidney
Bennie Dog and the Black Fox in the Woods
Bennie Dog loses his way in the woods while carrying a basket and eggs. A bold encounter with Black Fox leads to a rescue by Grandfather Dog. Bennie learns a lesson as he reunites with his hat basket and heads to market for bones with help from his grandfather.
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Bennie Dog
Fox
Black Fox
Rennie
Beanie Dog
Beattie
Bennie
Net
Bennoie Dog
Oue Jong
Joud
Tome
Black Pox
Grandfather
Grandfather Dog
Bennie Boy
McCuire Wewspaper Syndicate
New York City
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Constitutional Relief
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Catarrh Cure from F. L. Cheney & Co. of Toledo claiming a constitutional remedy with internal doses and direct action on blood and mucous membranes. It urges readers to send for circulars and directions, noting sales through druggists and a separate laxative for constipation.
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Dockors
FL J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Okile
F. J, Cheney & CO
Obie
Drugeists, Te
Hall
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Audi Berenu
Susie
W. i. Hartman
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John CG. Hartman
AW W. Peterson
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Fire
Claude
James Whitcome Riley
Drick Bangs
Jons Kh
Dr. Robertson
D. Robertson
Ruth Cameron
Iowa
Ottumwa Conrier
Lenplat
Commission
Mlinois
Des Moines
Illinois
Sioux City Journal
Wonn
Joe
Jodo
Sioux City
Louisville Courier—Journal
Tts
Boston Confectionery
Sandman
Mrs. FR. Walker
Morning Glory
Ace
Wangler Gros KR. Inders
C. J. Miller's. Tend Drag Co
Ab Snod Dt
Bell-Ans
Mayrs
J. KR. Jacer & Son
Wingler Bros
Waterloo Photo Products Co
Stewart-Simmons
Guileing
Fia36
Jefferson Sirret
Tews
W. E. Patterson
Robet Commercial Banic
Burling
Gerrit J. Bennett
Tihune Oo
Sun
Grant Ave
Grabbers
Jantes Fiack
Drs. Alferd
Hickley
L. T. Curry
Black
Cwith IF Alferd and Bickley
Frank T. Hartman Perea
Slau
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Somdays
Thone
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