Turning To Hughes in 1916 Campaign Analysis
A Washington commentary surveys the 1916 presidential race focusing on Hughes versus Wilson. It notes the Republican convention’s open, grass roots feel and contrasts Democratic control under President Wilson with a party seeking independent voters by stressing American-first policies and a durable record.
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Hughes
Chicago
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
New York Sun
St. Lowa
Thie
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Mexico policy criticized by returning driller from Casper
Frank Horn recounts his recent departure from Old Mexico with about twenty thousand Americans forced to leave as he criticizes Wilsons Mexican policy. He says border residents view the US government as weak and protective action lacking, noting German and British protections for their citizens while Americans face mob violence. He plans to return once protections are guaranteed and urges accountability for school district billing procedures in Basin Be Horn county.
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Frank Horn
Tle
Casper
Horn
Old Mexico
Washington
Mexico
Texas
Wilson
Mr. Horn
United States
Boarder Land
Tampico
Bryan
Divorce Action Filed for Bula Madalyne Gossett
On June 29 1916 Bula Mada lyne Sansaver filed in Big Horn county Wyoming District Court for an absolute divorce from J E Sansaver desertion and non support She seeks to restore her maiden name Bula Madalyne Gossett If no answer by August 19 1916 default judgment may be entered Clark R H Ahrens District Court Clerk Attorney R B West Last pub August 4 1916
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Robert Breckenridge
Big Horn
W. H. Pauley
J. E. Sansaver
Boyd
Montana
Bula Madalyne Sansaver
District Court
Bula Madalyne Gossett
R. H. Ahrens
Clark
R. B. West
Bargains Offered for 24 Lots in Mecklam Addition
An advert announces 24 lots in Mecklam addition priced at 100 dollars each for early buyers. Each lot measures 650 by 140 feet. First come, first served, with Elis & Sor handling the sale.
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Mecklam Addition
Recruiting On Increase In The Army
Washington July 4 Thousands throng recruiting stations as legislation raises the army to 250000 and the adjutant general reports renewed activity. Captain Thomas F Ryan explains career benefits including pay from 15 to 99 dollars monthly and retirement after thirty years at three quarters pay. The government allows five dollars minimum savings with four percent interest.
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Washington
War Department
Adjutant General
Army of the United
City Lot Bargains from C. C. Ellis & Son
If you seek bargains in city lots, this notice urges buying a lot to stop paying rent and gain value. C. C. Ellis & Son promote property investment with anticipated value increases.
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C. C. Ellis & Son
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Diak
Divines
Washington Palladium
Voice
Tedfield
South America
Départment of Commerce
Germany
England
France
Redfeld
Joe
Annon
Boston Herald
Greybull Chautauqua
Wilbon
Agaigst
Basin
Horn County
H. Smith
C. c. Elis & Sor
Big Horn Cafe
Saacae
Harry Bailey
ANSCO
Stine
Jaf Eant
Republican
Ting
Fred Frisby
F. H. Whttmore
Zane’s
Tuttle & Barrett
Big 7 Saloon
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