Political commentary on Wilson Hughes and Democratic prospects
The piece argues Colorado women favor the Wilson administration and suggests the administration will dodge Hughes charges. It notes Wilson will avoid speaking tours, Tammany’s Murphy exits politics, and many Democrats may follow. It questions Hughes as a destructionist in contrast to constructionist labels.
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Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Josephfilcous Daniels and the sailors’ schooling debate
The text mocks naval tradition arguing soldiers should learn seamanship via correspondence courses instead of years at sea. It references Josephus Daniels as a nautical militarist figure and dismisses Plattsburg training as time wasted for sailors.
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Josephfilcous Daniels
Plattsburging
President Wilson Accepts Western Speech Invitations
President Wilson shows keenness to speak across the West while Justice Hughes has left holes in that locality. The remark suggests effort will be required to repair reputational gaps and political positioning in the region.
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Wilson
Justice Hughes
Quote from St. John on American voting and a harsh critique of Democratic era
The piece cites John P. St. John of Kansas who claimed Americans vote as they cheer. It notes that the Democratic party has little to cheer about in three years of administration, with Mr. Hughes calling these years humiliations and embarrassment.
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John P. St. John
Kansas
United States
Hughes
Hughes and Bryan Clash Over Policy and Tone
Detroit Free Press notes sparring between Bryan and Hughes on drift versus action and the Navy, with mention of Wilson administration bond notes and mutual digressions. The piece frames political maneuvering, silence as strategy, and anticipated replies from Wilson.
Brady Irrigation Company Assessment Notice 1916
Brady Irrigation Company of Chateau Montana announces a $25 per share assessment no 9 on all capital stock due by September 25 1916 payable to Kenneth McKenzie secretary and treasurer. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction October 14 1916 to cover the assessment and costs. First publication August 25 1916. 4t
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Brady Irrigation Company
Chateau
Montana
Kenneth McKenzie
Montana summons in 1916 estate dispute in Teton County
In the District Court of Montana Eighth Judicial District Teton County plaintiffs John Zimmerman and Eva S Zimmerman sue all parties claiming any interest in NW section 25 T22N R3W for heirs at law of Friend R Zimmerman deceased. Publication dates August 4 to September 1 1916.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
John Zimmerman
Eva S. Zimmerman
Joan Zimmerman
Eva
Zimmerman
State of
Montana
R. W
R. Zimmerman
James Gibson
Henry Schaettgen
St. Paul
Minn
Rachel M. Hayes
T. H. Pridham
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Charles Evans Hughes
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