Hughes Era Campaign Speech Sparks German Agent Paranoia
A fragmented account recalls Hughes tereparty stance amid German American opposition to Wilson in the 1916 race. Figures like George Sylvester and others accuse German influenced factions of backing Hughes while denouncing Wilson and the administration. The piece highlights clashing loyalties among business and militant groups supporting or opposing the incumbent president.
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Hughes
Wincoully
Awarlenvini
George S ¥Lveier Vivrack
Aljihiense Kovtbo
Ameribaiiian
Indew -Gurmany
Ceumpaion Agalat
Sylvester
Ipimoe
Panerai
Wall Street
le Stoo
Iret
Trini
P. Morsay Ani
Lyniguop
Clementy
Mr. Hisghwi
Monty Ory
Ty Huuk
Wilson
Conteyl
Yuo
Mtr
Gtatos
Coritrol
National Guard Called Out for Service Along Border
National Guard units from New York and Pennsylvania mobilized for border service amid a broader mobilization across states. The plan involved about 7 men initially, with 20,000 troops expected to respond as the operation expanded under federal authority. Generals Funston and Carranza figure in the coordination, as the government positions guard forces in Mexico and along the border. The deployment included 40,000 to 50,000 troops across the mobilized regular Army, National Guard, and naval elements, with totals approaching 97,000 infantry and 66 cannon in the field under federal command.
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National Guard
Border
N. Y
Penn
Funston
Mexico
Carranza
New York
Beckman
Washington
Mobile
Alata
Trenton
Jaen
Elmaleovoyey
Secratary Daulols
Navy
Dannremiant
Amurjcan
Tonwlou
Wally
Gunvent Carranea
Borulay
Gannrat Trayino
Itmiétt
Behring
Mabiteittan
Adnarel Yunston
Terns
New Maxito
Arizona
Moxon
Mabilé
Baler
Gunerel
Uhlef
Bris
Io Mobile Army
Shawarman McCayiby
Baker
Wilbon Gtler
Tirtaye
Pauiston
Brteadier Bonwraly
New Yorke York
Ponnayminis
Will Form Machine Gun Co at Erie
A fragmentary report describes drill and recruitment activity for a machine gun company at Erie, with officers and troops preparing ammunition and establishing command posts. The text references Captain Press and Captain Bhelpe Hag, plus Lieutenants and brigades, but details are garbled.
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Machine Gun
Erie
Wirt
Paulps
Tiny
Meadville
Mnching Gin Corps
Kore
Bhelpe
Bhaw
Beyt
Childcare during heat wave urges pure milk and breast feeding
Public health notice warns hot weather endangers infants and perishable foods. It stresses using pure cow milk for infant feeding, cooling it, storing near ice, boiling water for rinsing, and thorough bottle sterilization. It advocates exclusive breastfeeding when possible and careful bottle feeding with clean, cooled water and sanitized bottles.
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Mit
Mijihud
Jonor
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