Roosevelt Attacks Wilson in Kentucky Speech
In Louisville on October 19, Colonel Roosevelt defended Hughs and criticized President Wilson's Mexico policy and foreign affairs. He accused Wilson of promising much but delivering little, faulted his wartime stance, and attacked Dr. Eliot for praising Wilson’s non intervention.
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Louisville
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughs
Wilson
Mexico
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Phoenix Hill Park
Col. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Senate
United States
Congress
Omaha
Boyd
Adair
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
China
Lobster Night Visitor Haunts Ellis Hotel Clerk
William Tate, night desk clerk at Ellis hotel, sees a white clad figure approach at 3 a.m. The apparition quotes a poem before transforming as John Harte of Chicago explains he dreamed he was a waiter after eating lobster. Tate exits the tale praising a vote for Mughes.
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William Tate
Ellis Hotel
Tate
John Harte
Chicago
Wilson
Americans Should Defy Foreign Powers Demand for Protection
A patriotic editorial argues against accepting German, English, or Japanese domination and urges Americans to question a president who would invite foreign support. It recalls Washington era values and Union loyalty while insisting the government must protect citizens abroad, citing the Supreme Court on rights to government protection.
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Mexico
Germany
England
Japan
Washington
Grant
Lee
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Natural Way to Banish Pimples
An advertisement promotes LAX-OLA as a blood-cleansing remedy that removes impurities to treat pimples and skin blemishes. It claims that liver and bowel detox support improves circulation, strengthens nerves, and yields a healthy complexion. The product is described as harmless, easy, and pleasant tasting, with a money-back guarantee.
Wilson's bombastic policy blamed for war drift
The article quotes a critic blaming President Wilson for misjudged leadership on foreign policy and for delaying entry into war. It contrasts Wilson’s stance with the actions of Germany and Britain, arguing the U S should have acted sooner to defend high ideals and neutral rights. It cites Dr. Harry D. Kitron and ongoing psychology tests noting mixed results among children and their mothers.
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High Seas
Wilson
Bondastle ‘Park
United States
Germany
England
Washington
Wilhelm's Anniversary Sale Promises Half Price Savings
An item touts regular discounts at Wilhelm's Anniversary Sale claiming savings of about half. The ad asserts buyers will secure the best deal and urges readers to shop now for value.
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Wilhelm
City Council Fails to Adopt Rail Crossing Notice
A special meeting was held to address paving railroad crossings in Waterloo after a failure to adopt a resolution. The city ordered four railroads to begin work within ten days, with Mayor W. R. Law convening the session. Notices have been handed to Chief J. D. Caldwell for service. noncompliance may trigger contract-based completion.
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Waterloo
W. R. Law
J. D. Caldwell
Harrington Pleads Guilty to Overcoat Theft Case
Hernard Harrington, 20, pleaded guilty today in Justice of the Peace James T. Knapp's court. He was arraigned on charges of stealing an overcoat belonging to Marlin Steely. Warrington plead-
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Hernard Harrington
Justice of the Peace
James T. Knapp
Marlin Steely
Warrington
Youthful Offender Fined For Drunkenness
A juvenile was fined 10 dollars and costs 8 dollars 35 cents after a drunkenness offense. Judge Knapp showed leniency citing the boy’s age and prior record.
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Knapp
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Sam
Secretary Baker
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Carranza
Herr von Tirpitz
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Addrean
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Birlg
Atlanta, Ga
Laxola
Herman’s
U. S. Army Shoe
Munson
Army Shoe Board
U.S
Joseph M. Herman
Herman
U. & Army
Boston
Mass
Collexe of Commerce and Administration
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Findty
Tee
Water Streets
Scane’s
Tata Rey
Hall-Erfelt Company
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
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