Hughes in City Today Republican Leader to Visit Cheyenne
Republican presidential candidate Charles Evans Hughes arrives in Cheyenne for a campaign swing with his wife. A public reception at the Plain Hotel, a 3 to 4 pm visit, and an 8 pm speech at Frontier Park are planned, followed by an auto parade and band entertainment.
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Federal-Aid Road Act Emphasizes Federal State Cooperation
Washington officials report the federal-aid road act and the cooperative agricultural extension act establish cooperation between federal and state officers. The secretary stresses joint service to the people and the need for good roads for rural life, production, marketing, and schools.
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Germans Praise U.S. for Handling of Deutschland
Berlin reports celebrate the safe return of the merchant submarine Deutschland with Captain Koenig and crew hailed as heroes. Cologne Gazette commends U S neutral treatment of the vessel and Koenig expresses gratitude for American policy as Copenhagen says Bremente is en route to the United States and may arrive in a few days.
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Allison Maintains Lead In Wyoming Senatorial Race
In Goshen and surrounding counties the race remains tight with Allison extending a slim edge over Hinkle. Precinct by precinct returns show late updates, with Platte county official tallies not yet final as count begins Tuesday.
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Allies Gain on Somme Front in Bitter Attack
British forces report a substantial gain on the Somme front with captures south of Thiepval and many prisoners. French troops seize Maurepas and prepare to extend their front thirty miles south as unprecedented artillery fire roars between Histrey and Lasseny. The eastern front shows no change while the Russian push in Armenia grows, with Mush reoccupied and about 2300 prisoners taken.
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Boston Republicans Form Club 10 Support Wilson
A Boston faction forms a Woodrow Wilson campaign club as Brookyn leader Slesinger declares support for Wilson. His critique of Hughes resonates with independents shifting toward Wilson, with promises to campaign and rally in his favor.
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Will Mr Hughes Reply In Curious Campaign Skew
The article mocks Charles Evans Hughes for dodging key policy questions in the 1916 presidential race. It alleges Republican managers push ads to force answers and claims Hughes cannot disclose his Mexico and Germany policies. It notes Wyoming Tribune and Blate Leader pressuring him while in Cheyenne.
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Counter Charges Fly Thick and Fast in Senate
Senator Owen accuses Republicans of blocking action on the corrupt practices bill and claims the current campaign contributions law is a fraud. He says the lumber trust sent 40,000 to Oklahoma to defeat his renomination for voting against William Bornmer’s seat. The exchange sparks a sharp, partisan debate with threats of filibuster and reminders of possible winter adjournment to push the bill.
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Rail executives seek settlement as plan faces rail wage issues
Washington August 24 rail presidents and managers postponed final action on a tentative plan to avert a nationwide strike. They will reconvene tomorrow with discussion centered on eight hour basic days and government aid to secure freight increases. Congress may be asked to back future labor disputes investigation.
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Secretary Baker Praises Wilson in Maine Campaign
Secretary of War Newton D Baker delivers a vigorous address in Waterville Maine praising Wilsons policies. He says the administrations foreign policy honors independence and the golden rule, credits progress since the Civil War, and warns of large problems ahead. He defends ongoing peace and criticizes opponents for lacking courage on European policy.
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