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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
7
The piece surveys Democratic charges against Hughes and Republican strategy, noting Wilson’s silence on some accusations while planning a West Coast speaking tour. It mentions Murphy’s retirement, echoes of Cleveland’s bond policy, and the theme of accountability, with references to Daniels and Watterson.
A critical editorial comments on Bryan and Hughes during the Wilson era, noting Democratic criticisms, perceived contrasts with President Wilson, and the progressive mindset. It references Colorado women support, navy notes, and Princeton honors, arguing that three years of Wilson administration yielded little cheer and hints at a continuing political struggle ahead.
Theodore Roosevelt contrasts Charles Evans Hughes with Woodrow Wilson, praising Hughes for directness and proven deeds while criticizing Wilson for eloquence without action. He urges Americans to choose Hughes as President, arguing the country needs tested leadership during a national strain.
Despite bad weather and poor roads a large crowd attended the meeting at Hulett hall last Saturday evening. Mayor Roberts of Sundance, Hon F E Rounds and Elwood Anderson spoke. Anderson delivered the main address lasting over an hour and outlining positions on issues if elected to represent the people.
Elwood Anderson announces acceptance of the Republican nomination for the Crook Campbell district legislature. He asks for support and signs the statement as the nominee.
A critical critique by John Williams ex-labor commissioner rebuts a New York Times appeal by Democratic chairman Vance McCormick claiming twenty measures credited to Wilson. The article lists multiple bipartisan precedents from Taft and earlier lawmakers, arguing that many so called Wilson reforms were enacted under Republican or mixed administrations and deserve accurate attribution.
In a Taft era note, a former official argues against abolishing the Commerce Court as unwise and notes current statements invite resentment among social workers. The ex-commissioner John Williams signs the letter condemning unfounded graft claims.
In a Charleston W Va, letter to the editor, the writer rebuts Mr Hughes on tariff policy, recalling protectionist era battles, Payne Aldrich law criticisms, and Democratic shifts under Wilson and Underwood. He argues high costs persist, war disrupts low tariffs, and mocks Hughes while urging Democrats to offer a tariff plan fit for wartime conditions.
The Portland Telegram reports Hughes as Republican standard bearer criticizing Democratic foreign policy. He argues the diplomatic service is being politicized, cuts waste, and vows to appoint capable leaders to key departments. He condemns trading the United States’ good name for political debts and asserts backing justice and humanity.
A Wyoming voice questions wartime taxes and political freedom, urging scrutiny of election tickets after a clerical error in last August’s primary. The piece calls for focusing on the candidate’s merits and warns against misleading ballots in the upcoming vote.
A debate centers on remarks by Kendrick-Raymond syndicate editor about Mr. Gunderson of the Globe. Critics call the Globe writer’s tirade a disordered mind. The exchange questions propriety and mental order in public reporting.
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