Hughes May Be Next President Amid Turbulent Times
A long profile on Charles Evans Hughes outlines a possible president skewing toward firm law and reform. It details his birth in 1862, career as a professor of law at Cornell, his role in New York politics, and investigations into life insurance practices. The piece notes his nomination by the Republican National Convention and includes a Thanksgiving Proclamation by Woodrow Wilson.
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New York
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Hughes
Switzerland
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United States
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Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Minister Aldrich of Chicago Congregational Dies in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune notes the death of Pastor Aldrich of Ashland Avenue and West Washington Boulevard in Chicago after two weeks illness. A former New First who aided Billy Sunday arrival, he practiced law briefly, married with four children, and was buried in Waukon. The piece also mentions election filing deadlines for candidates in Illinois.
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Majorities in Fulton County Vote Show Unprecedented Decline
First unofficial returns reveal Republican majorities shrinking across Fulton County. Key figures include Hughes 2030, Wilson 2471. Willis 3482 to Cox 2048. Matthews leading Snook by 801. Judges Richards and Barber lead, while Weber narrowly defeats Castle for surveyor.
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Fayette
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Stoltz
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C. O Castle
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F. B. Fowler
Silas S. Richards
Bernard F. Brough
Court of Appeals
Allen J. M. Barber
August Bushley
Civic Club Plans Winter Activities and Rummage Sale
The GWG Civic Club met in the Library Assembly Room with Mrs George B Hayes presiding. They outlined winter activities and a rummage sale set for Saturday November 18 with article drop off at City Hall on Nov 17 and telephone contact for arrangements. The club also arranged to cooperate with the Booster’s Club on a Second Community Christmas Tree and reserved seats for a High School lecture to go on sale November 10.
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Fink & Eos
Unprecedented Business Volume and the Workingman's Fate
Article discusses rising business activity and higher prices amid wartime demand. It argues that while profits grow, the typical American worker faces higher living costs, scarce materials, and fuel shortages. It calls for national preparation to prevent a future economic crisis and urges broad awareness among all social groups.
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Fragmentary lines mention a governor or official awarding honors and party in a context that is not fully readable. No clear names, dates, places, or events can be established from the available OCR snippet.
Charles E. Hughes Career Milestones Highlighted
A brief biographical note traces Charles E. Hughes birth in Glens Falls New York on April 11 1862 his Brown University graduation in 1881 Columbia Law School graduation in 1884 election as New York Governor in 1906 and reelection in 1908 appointment to the U S Supreme Court in 1910 and nomination for the presidency on June 10 1916.
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United States
Fatal Archbold Pedestrian Crash Kills Two Sisters
Mrs. Joel Nofziger of Archbold was struck and killed while crossing a street by a fast car last Tuesday afternoon. Her sister Mrs. Elmer Klopfenstein died that night from shock on viewing the scene. The Nofziger family includes three children and the Klopfenstein family six. Known in Wauseon as the Lantz sisters.
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Wauseon
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