Political Jottings on Hughes Wilson and Democratic Tactics
A compact critique of Hughes versus Wilson in the 1912 race. The piece mocks Hughes silence and attacks while noting Bryan and McCormick positions, tied to naval policy and Carranza. It cites reactions from party figures and references the Philadelphia Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Maine
Vance McCormick
Justice Hughes
Taft
Quote from Mr. Hughes at Chicago speech
The speaker asserts that democratic government must serve the people and warns against governing by fools in a forceful Chicago address. The remark critiques folly in leadership and emphasizes accountability in a democratic system.
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Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Hughes Speech in Chicago Calls End to Kiss and Tell Funds
In a Chicago speech Mr. Hughes denounced what he called kiss me and I’ll kiss you appropriations in Congress and warned against political fortunes tied to such spending. He urged an end to these practices and pressed for principled budgeting.
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Wilson
Congress
Hughes
Chicago
Queen Mary Honors London War Volunteers on Street Rolls
Queen Mary visits South Hackney to praise and console the poor families with rolls of honor on walls. She pins flowers to each roll, speaks with mothers and children, and encourages soldiers' families as she shows personal concern for civilians amid the wartime effort.
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London
Queen Mary
Hackney
Mary
George
Rejected Applicant Shoots Well Despite Missing Fingers
A St Louis recruit from Oklahoma, Albert Claran, was rejected for enlistment due to missing trigger and middle fingers on his right hand. He then walked to a nearby shooting gallery and fired twenty five straight hits with a small caliber rifle, saying he can shoot better with his little finger than some men.
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St. Louis
United States
Elbert Clarlan
Oklahoma
Fullerton
Relatives In One Company Foreground Ohio Regiment
Mount Gilead Ohio residents report Company A Cardington of the Fourth Ohio regiment arriving at Camp Willis with 100 members. The unit includes eleven pairs of brothers two father son duos and fourteen men over six feet tall. Mustering occurred June 8 just prior to mobilization.
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Mount Gilead
Cardington
Ohio
Camp Willis
Three Thumbs Too Many Atchison Man Has Extra Digit
In Atchison Kansas Johnson Koutras an Italian resident had a third thumb removed after doctors found an extra thumb growing from the second joint of his right hand. The anomalous thumb was well formed like the others. Get butter wrappers at Echo office.
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Atchison, Kan
Johnson Koutras
Koutras
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Bryan Butts, Wilson Tuts
J. Ham Lewis
J. “Pork” Lewis
Bryan
W. Wilson
Washington
Carranza
Mr. Bryan
Colorado
Mr. Daniels
McCormick
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Grover Cleveland
Shadow Lawn
Josepiffieous Daniels
Plattsburging
Charles Evans Hughes
Burleson
Texas
American Press Association
Harlan
Echo Office