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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
5
Editorial critiques two failed invasions of Mexico and six separate arms policies under the Wilcon administration. The piece argues the government’s instability drives public desire for change, noting rapid policy shifts in the South.
The piece cites Charles E Hughes criticizing the Wilson administration’s handling of Mexico and military readiness. It discusses inadequate border troops, reliance on a weak regular army, and insufficient Navy buildup. It notes Villa, Carranza, Carrizal, and political infighting within the Democratic Party and among Progressives.
The former Supreme Court justice, who left his judicial post to meet the will of the people, delivers an acceptance speech outlining the Republican campaign issues. He states how the present administration erred and what is needed to restore the nation's global standing and respect.
J. St. Bonwill runs a Republican office advertisement touting farms and ranches of various sizes offered at favorable prices.
Jake Noll of Paint Roe in town last night. See the pew bracelet watches priced from $2.50 to $40 at Wise's. ju23
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Miss Alice Carpenter that women should back Charles E. Hughes. He states Hughes has taken the right positions and that opponents and women must support the enfranchised to aid sisters in non enfranchised states.
Albany Journal notes World and The Watherland attack William Hughes accusing him of bias. The pieces pose ten questions intended to prove he favors Britain or Germany, while editors call him plainly American without bias.
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