Hughes 1916 Campaign: From Judge to Office Seeker
The article critiques Hughes shifting from 1908 and 1909 as a 100 percent judge to a 100 percent candidate in 1916. It argues he abandons leadership for partisan office seeking, lacks policy, and dodges questions on war and Mexico. It contrasts past sincerity with present political maneuvers and questions his readiness for the presidency.
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Hughes Cone
Times
Hughes
New York
Penrose Cannon Gallinger
West
Chicago
Wilson
Tie
Germany
Mexico
America
Lincoln
Customs Service
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Mughee
Hughes Turns From Principle to Pure Candidacy
The World condemns Mr Hughes for turning from high minded leadership to 100 percent office seeking praising his past as a judge while lamenting his current partisan campaign. It argues he now subordinates policy to political gain and weakens national public life.
Desperate Campaigns Signal Maine and Florida Races
The piece argues Republicans misread Democratic efforts in Maine and Florida, noting Taft and Roosevelt campaigning there. It contends Hughes lacks substance and that the President’s stance on Germany remains pivotal while border guards’ health is cited amid wartime tensions.
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W. J. Chaplin
Maine
Florida
Taft
Roosevelt
Ambiguous quotes about Wilson and distant polar plans
Fragmentary remarks reference President Wilson and a statement about a future North Pole expedition by "Old Dee Cook" while noting cold weather and a diggings scene. The text is garbled with unclear attribution and insufficient context to identify a clear event or record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Cook
North Pole
Woman Who Guided Union Armies to Victory Highlighted
Kansas City Star profiles Anna Ella Carroll, the Baltimore-born writer and activist who advised Union strategy during the Civil War. Her plans helped shift campaigns from Vicksburg to the Tennessee theater, and she advocated for the Pacific railroad. Despite input shaping pivotal moves, she received little lasting recognition.
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P. T. Pharnum
Grant
Vicksburg
Hegan
Anna Fila Carroll
Washington
Union
Anna Hila Carroll
Baltimore
Thos
King Carroll
Mary- Inna
Miss Carroll
Hicks
Maryland
John C. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Lincoln
Union, and the State Wavered Miss Carroll
Calhoun
St. Loula
Mississippi
Mise Carroll
Guuldes
Tennessee
Thomas A. Scott
Scott
Fort Heary
Fort Donelson
Confederacy
Galfery
Vicksaburg
Mapa
Island No. 0
Congress
Fenris
Treasury Office
Kansas City Star
Blame Wilson Poem Speaks Against Peace Policy
A clipped poem criticizes President Wilson for keeping the United States out of war. The speaker revels in attacking him, laments possible losses, and vows to continue the chorus of blame despite public opinion and personal remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
T. G. Bolmer
New York World
Town Boy Problem Prompts Parental Reflection
An exchange argues that parents who let a town youth loaf all day without work harm the boy and invite future trouble. Without home or parental work, he may drift into idle habits, imitate disreputable peers, and develop a hopeless, aimless youth that undermines aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Movies reg al pte From The Key en Pier rua
Readable fragments describe a cinema or theater listing with a titled item and venue notes. The text appears mosaic and may indicate showings or a publication note without complete context or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg al, Pte
The
Key
En Pier Rua
Seminary President Criticizes Movies for Immorality
Andover Theological Seminary president denounces films as immoral for failing to reflect life truthfully. He cautions against plays or productions that distort reality while condemning sentimentality in funerals where choruses gloss over grief as the speaker urges honesty in portrayal.
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Andover Theological Seminary
Doctor Fitch
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Henor
Woodrow Wilson
Pell Street
Arsail
Hugins
Wil
T Hughes
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Boston Journal (Republican
Atlantic
Pacific
Pullamas
Kotels
Hkuwngia
Ula Wag
Yeehape
Palibanke
Tnfints Childres
Fac Strofle Signatere of
Tan Ceyraun Company
NEW_YORK
Castoria
Harry P.hynds
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Waterman
Logan
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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