Basin Wyoming notices call old warrants and sales pitches
County treasurer K Larpcam announces all warrants issued in 1915 or earlier are due for payment with interest stopping February 1 1916 Basin Wyoming advertising firms warn of auctions and land for sale plus local lodge notices and horse distemper advice. Local real estate and investment lots offered by Ellis & Gon and P P Anderson Basin.
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Ad. K. Larpcam
Basin, Wyoming
Otto
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Wyo
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Over Mexican Recognition
The speech at Lewiston Maine by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt condemns President Wilson for recognizing General Venustiano Carranza's de facto Mexican government less than two months after noting attacks on Americans. Roosevelt insists Wilson praised the regime despite its killings and invasions of American soil, calling his actions a betrayal of U S citizens.
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Wilson
Carranza
Hously
Presid
Sullivan steps aside in Sun strokes headline
Democratic polities argue over a thin line between stepping aside and sidestepping. They fear Mr Hughes cannot be changed from claimant to defendant as the case stands. The President will not take the step and will accept invitations to speak elsewhere. Chairman Vance McCormick appears Machiavellian in tone amid the debate.
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SUN
Toger Sullivan
Vance McCormick
Villa Aided by Wilsons Favor and Backing
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Lewiston Maine on behalf of Charles E Hughes denouncing President Wilson for aiding Villa by reversing Taft era embargo policies. He claimed Villa led Mexican forces to attack Columbus New Mexico, killing civilians and U S troops, and accused officials of vows to capture him dead or alive without results.
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Villa
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Taft
Mexico
Columbus
New Mexico
United States
White House
Washingon
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson Becomes Life Long Pork Barrel Appoint
Mr. Wilson has grown attached to pork barrel favors over the past days and now regrets not vetoing some. Secretary McAdoo cautions Treasury staff against political activity, warning they may face removal if they disregard the order.
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Mr. Wilson
McAdoo
Treasury
Heartless Administration Praised by Roosevelt Speech
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Lewiston Maine urging support for Charles E Hughes, criticizing the current administration for its perceived lack of sympathy toward rape victims and deaths in Mexico. He framed the issue as a moral plea for peace and humanity.
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Mexico
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charlies E. Hughes
McKinley War Cost Less Peace Than Wilson's
Theodore Roosevelt argues McKinley’s war against Spain produced fewer American deaths than Mexicans killed in the Wilson era. He contends the Spanish war ended violence in Cuba and the Philippines, while Wilson’s peace worsened suffering in Mexico with famine, disease, and mass deaths among civilians.
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Theodore Roosevelt
McKinsey
Spain
Wilton
Mexico
Americas
Spi
Mesxico
Cuba
Philippines
Cola
Mr. Wilson
Hughes as seen by World then and since
The New York World once praised Hughes for not dictating nominations or bargains yet now questions his stance. The Kansas City Journal notes the World’s six year past praise contrasts with current doubt, contrasting Hughes with President Wilson’s actions.
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Hughes
New York World
Mi. Hughes
Wilson Organnd
Erltheisma
Minke
the World
Tite
Wilson
Kansas City Journal
Guardsmen Pay the Price of Wilson's Abasement
A historical speech fragment accuses President Wilson of condoning Carranzista killings and aiding Carranza’s rise. It claims the reward is placing 150000 troops on the border to deter raids, with soldiers and their families bearing the cost. Col Theodoreton of Maine is cited in support of Charles E Hughes.
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Carranza
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charlies E. Hughes
Wilson Infallibility and Democratic rhetoric questioned
The piece argues against Wilsonian policy and the Democratic slogan Thank God for Wilson. It accuses Democrats of pandering to sentiment and exposes claims of extravagance incompetence and partisanship. The author suggests the opposition should present clear, concrete critique instead of ornate language.
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America
Wilson
Hughes
Preston
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Meals at Main House Priced Low Through Week
Weekly meals at the Main House will cost 35 cents with Sunday luncheon and dinner at 50 cents. Dinners are described as extras good with the best service.
Wilson Now Admits Past Ideas Were Wrong
The text notes Mr. Wilson who allegedly changed his mind on public questions four years ago and more recently on every issue. It questions whether even his friends could trust him and if the public will see him as correct despite his shifting positions.
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Mr. Wilson
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