Democratic Chiefs Watch For Danger In State Politics
The piece outlines Democratic tensions in Pennsylvania ahead of the presidential election. It notes unity risks, factional pressure led by leaders like Penrose and McNichol, and efforts to prevent overconfidence while opposing President Wilson. The article mentions Republicans seeking Hughes defeat and GOP control of patronage, with campaigns shaped by regional power struggles.
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Hughes and Mexico Clash Over Mexican Policy Stance
Candidate Hughes argues about President Wilmon's Mexican policy and the effort to avoid conflicts while respecting the previous Wilson administration. The piece frames Hughes as challenging current handling and outlining alternative positions in foreign policy debates.
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Westminster Choir to Reader Program Chautauqua Third Day
Westminster Choir presents a Reader Program of sacred and operatic selections on the third day of the Chautauqua. The program features choral pieces and solos, with references to vestments and contributors from Normandy and local collaborators.
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Humorous Author and Lecturer At Chautauqua Heard
A fragmented clipped editorial voice previews a Chautauqua appearance by a humorous author and lecturer. It references political topics including President Wilson, Pan American policy, and the New York State Lurkers Association, interwoven with antiquated rhetoric and garbled phrases. The passage hints at debates over Mexican policy, banking interests, and gubernatorial campaigning.
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Hughes Addresses Provocative Viewpoints on Mexican Policy
A 1911 era address by Senator Korn and supporters criticizes U.S. intervention in Mexico. The text records debates over American citizens abroad, Mexican violence, and the risks of foreign entanglements. It notes opposition to intervention and concerns about bloodshed and peacetime stability.
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