Democratic tides and Hughes critiques shape Texas outlook
The piece surveys Democratic silence on stage speeches, hints Wilson may win Texas, and muses on momentum toward Mississippi and Alabama. It quotes Kansas City Star and New York Sun on preparedness and national leadership, noting Hughes challenges in Washington and his method to clear deadwood for governance.
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Wilson
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
New York Sun
Charles E. Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court
Mr. Hughes
The Neutrality of Pontius Pilate in Lewiston Speech
Col Theodore Roosevelt argued in Maine that President Wilson's call for neutrality functioned as Pontius Pilate style inaction. Roosevelt contrasted moral force with mere words urging moderation while Hughes seeks sovereignty and independence against a larger power.
President Deliberates On Early Rising Amid Heat Spell
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the President rises early during a hot spell and hints some fear he may abandon the habit before November if rival Hughes remains undignified.
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Hughes
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Wilson's Nominal Wars Denounced by Roosevelt in Lewiston
In a speech delivered on behalf of Charles E. Hughes in Lewiston Maine Colonel Theodore Roosevelt denounces Wilsons Mexican interventions of 1914 and 1916 as ignoble futile wars. He argues the actions failed to achieve any objective while costing lives and money.
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Wilson
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Villa
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes Urges Arbitration Over Railroad Wage Fight
In Maine speeches Mr Hughes argues for arbitration as the right path to settle wage questions for railroad workers. He denounces forced legislation, urges open examination of facts, and warns against surrender to force while promoting democratic inquiry and the common judgment.
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Maine
Mr. Hughes
Congress
Roosevelt Speech Attacks Wilson on Haiti Policy
In a Lewiston Maine speech supporting Hughes, Roosevelt condemns Wilson for intervening in Haiti and asserts U S forces now control the government there. He argues the same hard stance was more needed in Mexico and claims Haiti faced no danger, criticizing differing actions as a vital inconsistency.
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Haiti
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Taiti
Colonel Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles EK. Hughes
Doctor Harvey W Wiley Endorses Hughes for President
Dr Harvey W Wiley declares support for Hughes citing concern over Wilson administration inaction on pure food and drugs. He singles out ongoing abuses despite the Pure Food Law and criticizes current policy on benzonte.
Hughes for President Endorsed on Pure Food Grounds
A letter lauds William Hughes for strong enforcement of the pure food and drug law and calls for a government attitude supporting pure foods and drugs. The writer believes his presidency would ensure strict administration and appoint officials eager to enforce the law for public welfare.
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Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Hughes
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress Passes Law Amid Railroad Brotherhood Pressure
Congress representing 100 million people struggles with dignity as it passes a law under the pressure of railroad brotherhoods, reflecting a tense political moment.
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Congress
Public Official Must Stand Like a Rock Says Hughes
In a Portland Maine speech Mr Hughes urged public officers to resist pressure and insist on accountability. He warned against legislating before investigation and framed government under pressure as un American.
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Mr. Hughes
Portland
Maine
Hughes Speaks on Labor Demands and Justice
Excerpt from a Portland Maine speech by Mr. Hughes stressing sympathy for labor aims to improve conditions and fair pay. He argues wage scale changes must be just and undergo careful examination to survive investigation.
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Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Portland
Maine
Surrender to Force Would Tend to Disaster Speech
A fragment quotes Mr Hughes warning that surrendering to force would bring disaster. It argues capitalism or workers using pressure could undermine democracy and lead to government failure, urging resistance to coercive tactics.
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Mr. Hughes
Portland
Maine
Coughs and Colds Not to Be Neglected
Coughs and colds should not be neglected as untreated illness can lead to serious complications. Prompt treatment with a reliable cough medicine relieves irritation heals inflamed surfaces loosens phlegm and stops tickling that disrupts sleep. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is praised for relief of coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchial symptoms without harmful ingredients.
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Foley
For Sale Ranch Near Dillon Montana 160 Acres
For Sale 160 acre ranch located five miles south of Dillon Montana. inquiry to Box 624 Dillon Montana. 7 tf.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap sequence, using the courthouse bell, will announce a meet call. The notice mentions Pearl I. Smith offering reasonable rates and long time payments.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Pearl I. Smith
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Stahl Transfer Company
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Yu Fan
WVR
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Potts
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Burfiend City Drug Store
Dillon, Mont
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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National Bank. OF Commerce
All Drugeists
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South Washington Street
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