Penrose Attacks Wilson Era Expenditures and Panama Bond Plan
Senator Penrose cites a carnival of debauchery in Wilson era spending and argues that over a billion dollars has been appropriated, with total outlays approaching two billion. He warns that Panama Canal bonds would not fund urgent projects, urging withholding battleship contracts to avoid further deficits and scrutiny of treasury figures.
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William R. Willcox
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Wilson
Congress
Senator Bays
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Panama
Republican Party
Panama Canal
Committee On Finance
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt Speech Attacks Wilson on War Policy in Maine
In Lewiston Col Theodore Roosevelt condemns President Wilson noting his Mexico policy blends feeble peace with weak war. He argues the country sacrificed honor and interests without gaining benefits of war in backing Charles E Hughes.
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Wilson
Mexico
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Kinley War Cost Less Bloodshed Than Wilson Peace
Theodore Roosevelt argues McKinley era war with Spain caused fewer American deaths than Wilson era peace with Mexico. He says Cuba and the Philippines moved to eighties of peace and prosperity, while Mexico suffered vast starvation and bandit violence amid Wilson's peace.
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Kinley
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Spain
Mexico
Cuba
Philippines
Mr. Wilson
MecKinney
Hughes and Wilson contrasts from World opinion
The Kansas City Journal notes how The New York World once praised Hughes as governor and claimed he dictated nominations and rewards no one. It argues the World’s May 1910 assessment would hardly apply to President Wilson today, implying Wilson has engaged in the actions the World once attributed to Hughes.
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New York World
Hughes
Wilson
The
World
Kansas City Journal
Guardsmen Pay the Price of Wilson's Abasement
Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine attacks President Wilson over Carranza policy. He contends Wilson's support of Carranza harms the United States by provoking border raids and murders. The price is the loss of 150000 troops on the border and hurt families of slain guardsmen.
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Wilson
Carranza
Mr. Wilson
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes Exposes Wilsonian Infallibility In Debunking Slogans
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Hughes challenges Wilsons infallibility. He exposes extravagance partisanship and incompetence while Democrats urged America First and Thank God for Wilson. The piece urges Democrats to defend stewardship and prepare for campaign rhetoric.
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America
Wilson
Hughes
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Public doubts over Wilson's shifting positions
The passage notes Mr. Wilson now virtually admits past ideas were wrong four years ago and has changed his mind on every public question. It questions whether, even if supporters could convince the public now, he would remain correct a year from now.
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Mr. Wilson
Fool's paradise says Hughes on prewar prosperity
Portland Oregon Telegraft reports Mr Hughes warns that the prewar tariff and Democratic rule created a fool's paradise. He argues war-driven exports boosted trade and wages temporarily while real prosperity remains false, urging Republicans to regain power to curb living costs.
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East
Europe
America
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Telegraft
Editorial clash frames Hughes and Wilson taxes and talks
The piece mocks Hughes and defends Wilson era tax policy while noting Democratic strategy. It cites Bryan’s critique of Hughes as dull and evasive and suggests Democrats lean on presidential guidance. A US Senate tone is apparent in the commentary on Colorado women and Hughes silence.
A Life Long Companion That’s What a Sewing Machine Is
A sewing machine described as a lifelong companion emphasizes its reliability and utility for craft and repair. The article highlights practical benefits, durability, and the personal connection users feel with a trusted device.
Navy progress teased as Daniels not to be Secretary
The report hints that upon completion the new navy will not lead to Mr. Daniels becoming Secretary of It, signaling political maneuvering around top defense posts.
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Mr. Daniels
Hughes Emphasizes Right Track Amid Democratic Disapproval
A remark by Mr Hughes suggests he remains confident in his course after facing opposition from Democrats. The article highlights partisan reactions and his stance.
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Mr. Hughes
Administration Sells Nation's Honor and Rural Posts
The administration appears to have disposed of nearly all assets including national honor and the smallest rural postmasterships. The remark frames the breadth of opposition to the selling or outsourcing of essential national duties.
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Dillon
Mont
B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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Kupfer Drug Co
Little Scout
Kupfer Drug Company
Ruby Valley
Louis Hermsmeyer
Sheridan, Mont
Cutter Laboratory
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Dillon Implement Company
South Bend
Swartz
Staudaher
J. W
E. H. Brundage, Undertaker
Dillon, Montana
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