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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1916

Page

11

Chas. W. Anderson Seeks State Legislature Seat

Lucerne candidate Charles W. Anderson visits the Pasin country to campaign for the state legislature. He has served on Big Horn county board and on the first Hot Springs county board, and expects a strong vote in November.

Charley Charlie Pasin Big Horn County Bers Iter

Real Friend of Labor and Its Critics in 1908 Speech Tour

An archival fragment recounts speeches and remarks on labor unions, wages, and the labor movement from figures addressing audiences in New Rochelle and New York, arguing for workers' health, safety, and a six day workweek, with calls to unite with labor representatives. It cites Tuberculosis Pavilion dedications in Albany and remarks on industrial opportunity and class dynamics.

Waldorf Hotel New York Princeton University Peole New Rochelle Albany Executive Chamber

Hughes warns of unsteady government facing March crisis

In a Philadelphia speech, Charles Evans Hughes urges voters to elect a capable president in March and a Republican Congress to implement policy, criticizing Wilson's administration as indecisive and fearful while promising a steady executive and efficient Cabinet drawn from the nation's best.

Philadelphia Hughes Wilson Mr. Hughes White House Charles Evans Hughes New York Sun

Unemployed Mob Cries for Food in New Year Chicago

About 600 jobless men marched through Chicago's business district on New Year morning demanding food. They entered restaurants broke windows and punctured tires while shouting You are drunk and we are hungry. Police halted the marchers near Van Buren Street as the crowd split into smaller groups.

Associated Press Dispatch Chicago Statex Street Tivnermbr van Buren Street Tote Emal

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