Hughes in City Today Republican Leader to Visit Cheyenne
Republican presidential candidate Charles Evans Hughes arrives in Cheyenne around 1 10 pm for a party to party welcome. He and his wife will tour the city, attend a public reception at the Plain hotel between 3 and 4 pm, and speak at Frontier Park weather permitting.
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Federal-Aid Road Act Lets Federal and State Cooperate
A 1916 talk in Washington outlined the federal-aid road act and the cooperative agricultural extension act establishing cooperation between federal and state officers. The speaker urged unity to provide better roads for rural life, farms, schools, and marketing, noting the act does not depend on large new state funding but on overall spending.
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Germans Praise U S for Handling of Deutschland
Berlin observers celebrate the safe return of the merchant submarine Deutschland with Captain Koenig and crew hailed as heroes. The Cologne Gazette commends American neutrality in handling the vessel and acknowledges U S policy. A Copenhagen dispatch says the Bremente is well toward the United States and expected in a few days.
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Allison Maintains Lead In Senatorial Battle In Goshen Area
In a tight field for the Republican senatorial berth, Allison holds a slim edge over Hinkle as precincts in Goshen and surrounding counties report results. Final tallies in Platte and Laramie counties are not yet official, with count expected to begin Tuesday.
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Allies Gain On Somme Front In Bitter Attack
British forces make a substantial gain south of Thiepval and the French capture Maurepas as the Anglo French front becomes the teeth of a great saw with German positions between the teeth. France aims to extend its front thirty miles south and opens heavy cannonading between Hestre y and Lasseny amid unprecedented intensity for two days.
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Boston Republicans Form Club to Support Wilson
New York August 24 Boston Republicans organize a Woodrow Wilson campaign club to back the president in re election. Arthur Slesinger of Brooklyn vows to stump for Wilson and independents widely shift to the Democratic ticket. Some pledge support, others condemn the GOP. Slesinger faults Hughes speeches and praises Wilson hoogly for reform.
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Will Hughes Reply To Questions On Policy In 1920 Campaign
A critique notes Charles Evans Hughes avoids answering pointed questions on U S policy, claiming his stance would mirror Wilsonian policies. Democratic operatives print ads in cities to press for answers while Wyoming Tribune questions focus on method rather than issue.
Counter Charges Fly Thick in Senate Debate
Senator Owen accused Republicans of blocking action before the election on the corrupt practices bill and called the campaign contributions law a fraud. He alleged the lumber trust sent 40000 to Oklahoma to defeat his renomination after he voted against seating William Borner, sparking a bitter bipartisan clash.
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Rail executives seek settlement on eight hour day plan
Washington August 24. Railroad presidents and managers postponed final action on a tentative plan to avert a nationwide strike. They will meet again tomorrow after conferring with President Wilson at noon. The plan includes gravitating to an eight hour basic day and securing a freight rate increase, with Congress asked to legislate future labor disputes. Objections to the freight increase and government permit uncertainty were raised.
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Secretary Baker Praises Wilson in Maine Campaign
Secretary of War Newton Baker lauded President Wilson in a Maine campaign speech in Waterville praising the administration for Independence era ideals. He argued the president’s foreign policy keeps peace and enacted beneficial laws, urging voters to support continued leadership amid looming challenges.
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