Hughes Campaign Focuses on Mexican Disgrace
The article portrays Charles Evans Hughes attacking the Wilson administration over Mexican policy. It notes his indignation at alleged neglect of Americans along the Rio Grande and his belief the West strongly supports his stance. It cites rallies from Carnegie Hall to Portland and emphasizes Western support for his nationalism.
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Ad ‘Vance
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Mexico
Carnegie Hall
New York
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Portland
San Diego
Prairie States
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Great West
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California
Mr. Hughes
Roosevelt Endorses Hughes in Maine Speech
In a Maine speech, Theodore Roosevelt denounces Woodrow Wilson’s record and extols Charles Evans Hughes. He contrasts Wilson’s elocution with Hughes’s rugged, proven straightness, urging voters to choose Hughes as President for the coming four years.
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Wilson
Hughes
Charles Hivans Hughes
United States
Roosevelt
Maine
Labor vote fails to deliver in Second Maine race
In Lewiston's Second Maine district labor strength did not secure McGillicuddy's seat. The campaign, dire in tone, saw McGillicuddy defeated by about 400 votes after previous margins of over a thousand, signaling a rebuke to labor allied promises and party traders.
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Poltroon Congress
Congress
Our
Republic
Lewiston
McGillicuddy
Four Brotherhoods
Eight hour law claim disputed by Congress member
A. P. Gardner questions the so called eight hour law for railroad trainmen arguing it does not shorten the workday and that the pay change is only a misrepresented raise. He cites strikes and leadership doubts about ending the blaze of labor unrest.
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Wilson
A. P. Gardner
Cobb to Hit West with Democratic Campaign Speeches
Irvin S. Cobb, renowned humorist, is scheduled to deliver campaign speeches for the Democratic party in the Western states. He is noted for his fitting approach to political subject matter.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Irv
If Wilson Was Earnest About Suffrage Urging Congress Action
Opinion argues President Wilson should push a suffrage measure through Congress with the same decisive timing he used for the railroad wage increase bill. It claims his pledge to suffrage women is hollow without swift legislative action.
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Wilson
Congress
Home of the Brave Quote From Hughes Speech
A Plattsburg speech by Charles E. Hughes is cited praising America as the land of the free and home of the brave, warning that losing bravery would end freedom. The quote frames civic virtue and national identity as linked to courage.
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Charles E. Hughes
Plattsburg, N. Y
Gifford Pinchot Endorses Hughes Over Wilson
The piece recalls Pinchot’s belief that Hughes is truthful and keeps his word, contrasting him with Wilson whom Pinchot cannot trust. It notes post election gloom at Shadow Lawn and evokes nostalgia for a bygone era of frank leaders and a gentlemanly Villa.
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Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Gifford Pinchot
Progressive
Hughes
Ideals of the Success of the Plain People
Charles E. Hughes declares in Plattsburg that the Republican Party embodies Lincoln's ideals of progress and free institutions. He frames these as the ideals and achievements of the plain people under cooperative effort.
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Party of True Progress
Party of
Linccoln
Lincoln
Charles EK. Hughes
Plattsburg, N.Y
Farmers' Union Chief Sees Wage Inequities in Rail Labor
Henry N. Pope, president of the Association of State Presidents of the Farmers' Union, criticizes Congress for boosting railroad wages while farmers earn a dollar forty-seven a day. He argues the eight hour day shifts cost to farmers and highlights alleged slavery era labor conditions for farm women. Pope urges a government wage schedule for all railroad workers and a fairer system based on business justice and human rights.
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Association of State Presidents
Farmers’ Union
Congress
Henry N. Pope
The
A Life Long Companion That Best Sewing Machine
A reader is advised to choose the best sewing machine available as a lifelong companion. The message stresses durability, quality, and reliable performance to meet long term sewing needs.
Horticultural Note Mentions Intensive Gardening
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes Philip pursuing intensive gardening and jokes about raising a mustache in a light column. The brief exchanges capture a domestic humor tone and everyday pursuits.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Ruby Valley
Louis Hermsmeyer
Sheridan, Mont
Gutter Laboratory
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Swartz
Staudaher
J. W
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Dillon, Montana
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