Publication details and advertising reps for 1916 news
The item lists advertising representatives for the Associated Press and notes subscription terms for the Daily newspaper. It names David J. Randall of New York and King & Prodden of Chicago as advertising contacts and includes details about mail subscriptions, payment, and delivery in arrears. The piece is dated November 2, 1916, and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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David J. Randall
Fifth Ave
New York City
King & Prodden
Steger
Chicago
New York
Eleventh hour campaign rhetoric labeled as attack on Democrats
The piece accuses the Democratic party of last minute misrepresentation and scorched campaigning to gain votes. It denounces their financial record and calls for relief from the party’s perceived failures, claiming the public understands the stakes and will reject “campaign garbage.”
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Democratic Party
Beatie
Tar Derscracs
Rade
Why the Hurry on Europe Peace League Debate
The text argues Europeans doubt the Wilson League and resist fast compromises. It questions America's rush to a League and calls for revising terms to be workable, or creating a world court, before committing to any formal pact. It warns against rushing into an official peace without clear European readiness.
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Europe
America
Sloan
Liniment
Missouri voters weigh truth and veracity in national dispute
The passage urges amity and calls to remove the league menace as represented by Mr. Cox and a Democratic congress. It favors presenting the matter to President and Congress for normal business handling and asks to separate the issue from hysteria. It questions Missouri’s judgment on truth in Senator Spencer and President Wilson.
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Cox
Congress
Missouri
Spencer
Wilson
The Friend of Labor Mondell A Laborer Turned Congressman
Congressman Mondell grew from farm day labor to a long career advocating for labor. He supported the children bureau act anti injunctive measures miners security and workmen compensation while aiding labor rights on the House floor.
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Congressman Mondell
Labuy
Mondell
Childrens’ Bureau
Department
Eee Commis- Comte
Searhagi
Bil
Bureau of Mines
Alf Taylor Again Nominated as Tennessee Governor Candidate
Alf Taylor, one of the famed Taylor brothers, is again the Republican candidate for Tennessee governor and is expected to win this year.
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Alf Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Tennessee
Remedy to Power and Policy in Republican Victory
The piece argues that Democrats misuse Peace Progress Prosperity as a slogan and calls for a March return to Republican rule. It accuses Democrats of failing to prepare for world war, mismanaging wartime policy, and being a sectional party led by the Solid South, urging ouster of the Madison/ Wilson era.
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Republican Party
United States
Maurits Vilson
Cox Cited as Prime Example of Misrepresentation
A newspaper writer brands Mr. Cox a prime example of misrepresentation with no relaxation in the critique. The remark underscores a view of Cox as emblematic of misleading or distorted portrayal.
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Mr. Cox
Disregarding American Interests Prompts Constitutional Vote
The piece argues the Democratic campaign lacks funds and votes due to ignoring American interests in favor of internationalism and a free trade tariff. It urges voting for constitutional amendments and good roads while calling for the automobile tax to be retired.
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League of Nations
Producers Prepare to Vote for Republican Ticket
The wool, wheat, cotton, and peanut growers along with many others are readying to vote Republican. They are contributing to a campaign fund Cox inflated as 30 million dollars, which is challenged as false.
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Republian
Cox
Marked Difference in Statesman Qualities Noted in Leaders
The analysis contrasts Mr. Harding’s native ability and disciplined habits with Mr. Cox’s portrayal as a cheap politician. It argues Cox lacks qualifications for national debate and high office, highlighting a stark difference in temperament and fitness for national leadership.
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Harding
Cox
Fragmentary Tax Record Notes on Baker's Department
A cryptic, imperfect OCR passage references Mr. Bakers Department and suppliers buying hides and copper branding irons. It mentions Europe, a car, sixty thousand ways, and quantities like two bun thousand, with stray names suggesting Poleburgh Wilson and an unclear forewarning. The fragment hints at trade, branding, and espionage themes.
Four Corners Talk on War Policies and Paris Mission
In an extended discussion, Mr Miller and Lt Watson critique Secretary Baker and the Wilson administration for bureaucratic mismanagement and misreporting during the war. They condemn censorship, propaganda, and extravagant Paris delegations that contrasted with soldiers’ sacrifices. The dialogue reflects veteran disillusionment and calls for accountability.
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Watson
Erie A
Ec. Eo
Ton Ohne Tee Teeek
Wilson
Mr. Baker
Mr. Miller
Wetson
Creel
Mr Miller
Paris
America
Parla
Ex Service Men Urged to Attend Meet in Court House
Veterans urged to attend a Friday night gathering at the court house to hear candidate reports and decide on actions. Speakers will be limited and politics kept out as the George Vroman post aims to engage ex service men in national affairs without endorsements.
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Gasper
George Vroman
The
Legion
Fowler Draws Small Cheyenne Crowd in Gheyenne Speech
Waide H. Fowler of Dougin seeks Congress as Democratic candidate. He spoke at the gymnasium in Cheyenne before less than 100 attendees, the smallest audience of the current campaign.
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Fowler
Gheyenne
Cheyenne
Wye
Waide H. Fowler
Dougins
No Trading in Election Assertion from Democratic Leader
The Democratic County Central Chair W. Sproul says no trading in the election. Allewad reports more Democratic Atom members to be traded for Tabor party candidates. The note hints at internal pressure but no urgency is shown.
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Demo
Allewad
Cana
W.W
Kendrick Cancels Newcastle Campaign Date
Sheridan Wyoming October 28 Senator John B Kendrick ends Wyoming campaign stop in Newcastle due to Congressman Frank Mondell's leg fracture. Kendrick cites Mondell’s misfortune and Mondell's inability to close his campaign for reelection as reason to cancel the Newcastle engagement.
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Wyo
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
League of Nations
Cox and Well
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
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