Presbyterian Sunday School and local church services
Local notices list Presbyterian Sunday school at 10 a.m. in the library with Mrs. J. P. Arnott as superintendent. St Andrew's Episcopal Church holds services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 a.m. Holy communion, morning prayer, and sermons are scheduled, with Sunday school also at 10. Everyone invited. phone for rector details.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Presbyterian
J. P. Arnott
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Christian Science
Big Horn Theatre
Basin Bank Report and Local Notices of 1916
Financial statement for Basin Wyoming shows assets including loans deposits and cash balances with capital and surplus. includes a notary sworn bank officer and directors. Local notices report real estate ads and a public notice of attachment against Chas Loop with a September 1915 date and October 2 1915 court appearance.
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Basin
Nat'nal
Sale Notice for Gray Gelding and More at Auction
Taken Up near September 1 a gray gelding with club foot and cut by wire branded on left shoulder listed by A H Scoville. Stop and listen 24 late in Mecklam addition to be sold at 100 each, 60 by 140 feet. First come bargains to be had with CG Ellis and Son handling the sale.
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Mecklam
Balaam
Balsam
Merchant Marine
Jack
Anny Cloex
Kalaam
Empty phrases replace concrete action in a Maine speech
Cal Theodore Roosevelt denounces President Wileor for failing to pose Lincoln's duty question and to mobilize moral enthusiasm. He criticizes rhetoric aimed at sleepwalking duty, urging action over empty phrases in the Maine address supporting Charles E. Hughes.
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Wileor
Abraham Lincoln
Cal
Theodors Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Tariff Principles in Hughes Speech at Salt Lake Tabernacle
Charles Evans Hughes argues for a strong yet carefully framed tariff to protect American industry and wage levels after World War I. He cites the Underwood tariff’s failures, cites unemployment in New York, and urges a tariff policy aligned with American enterprise to compete globally after the war. He frames the Republican party as the constitutional national party and calls for intelligent protection across the nation.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Salt Lake Tabernacle
America
New York
Pala
Why Hughes Is Needed in This Tremendous Crisis
A campaign appeal contrasts Hughes with Wilson, praising Hughes for directness and proven integrity. It frames the coming four years as a national strain and urges voters to choose the tested candidate over elocution without deeds, invoking Roosevelt’s Maine speech as context.
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Hughes
Wilson
United States
Col
Theuiture Roosevelt
Lowtown
Maine
Editorial Caricants and the Wilson Hughes Debate
The piece discusses Democratic hopes for Wilson and the party’s stance on preparedness. It notes Hughes as a persistent critic, arguing for removing deadwood in government to clear the path to steadier governance. Readers see press opinions across Kansas City Star and New York Sun.
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New York Sun
Charles B. Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court
Mr. Hughes
The Neutrality of Pontius Pilate Compared
A Lewiston Maine Roosevelt speech defends Charles Hughes and criticizes politicians who favor neutrality between weaker nations and stronger aggressors The speaker contrasts modern calls for neutrality with Pontius Pilate and praises moderation urged by Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Meine
Haurles Fi. Hughes
President’s early rising amid heat sparks pundit talk
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes a hot spell may force the President to persist with early rising until November if the current weather pattern and the ongoing pressures remain undignified.
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van Hughes
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Wilsons Ignoble Unsuccessful Little Wars Speech Fragment
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Lewiston Maine on behalf of Charila E Hughes criticizing President Wilsons Mexican campaigns in 1914 and 1916 They argue the actions failed to achieve aims cost millions and lives and were merely futile wars without results.
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Wilcen
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Wilson
Villa
Wilsone
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charica E. Hughes
Balaam and the talking jackass in a reform tale
A long comic dialogue depicts Balaam riding a stubborn jackass through a perilous journey. The jackass challenges Balaam with social and political speech, referencing votes, labor, and reform as they press toward an uncertain, perilous destination.
Untitled Olympia Recorder Quote On Hughes and Wilson
The Olympia Recorder cites an announcement that Hughes victory could bring a new shingle mill employing men in Oregon. It notes Wilson winning an option on timber land and warns that a Hughes win would spark renewed industrial activity as supporters await the outcome of the election.
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Hughes
Oregon
Olympia Recorder
Tim
Wilson
Charles K. Tughes
Joshi
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Drew Prugh
Frank A. Wise
Homer T. Lamb
E. J. Sullivan
C. C. Elila & Son
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Committee On Foreign Relations
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Senator Clark
Senator Davis
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Bridgeport
Neb
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Hemingford
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Angola
Nebraska
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Cheyenne
Sheridan
Laramie
Fom Steele
South Dakota
Lome
C. C. Ellia & Gon
County of Big Horn
Zane’s
Tuttle & Barrett
Big 7
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A.H. Scoville
Basin, Wyo
Cc. CG. Ellis & Son
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Editorial Caricants
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Mississippi
Alabama
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Ajleple
Kansas City Star
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Ucklin
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