Hughes Position on Present Issues
The article argues that Justice Hughes, a Supreme Court member since 1910, rarely speaks on political matters but his 1908 campaign positions show he favored a strong defense, a protective tariff, and Republican diplomacy. It contends his past statements reveal consistent, firm views aligning with modern conservative stances.
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Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes
Republican Party
New York
The Sussex Case Complication in St Louis Dispatch
The Sussex torpedoing raises doubts about imperial orders and German responsibility. Germany disavows the attack and promises reparations while survivors cite evidence of the act. If a German sub was involved the culprit could be a German or Austrian officer, with denials casting doubt on motive and accountability.
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St Louis
Globe Democrat
Germany
United States
Hughes in the Lead in Republican Nomination Puzzle
The New York Herald reports the Republican presidential contest remains a tough puzzle as 985 delegates gather in Chicago on June 7. Justice Hughes leads among possible nominees with Roosevelt rising, while many delegates are uninstructed and NY leaders doubt Roosevelt's statewide impact.
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Iowa
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United States urged to press Sussex inquiry firmly
The speaker notes that the act embarrasses the government and calls for a careful but decisive investigation into the Sussex case. He argues no nation will refrain from inquiring and that broader inquiries into nearby disasters could reveal simplifying facts in this complex submarine issue.
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Pegton
Frank
Germany
United States
Sussex
Senator Harding Named Temporary Chairman at Rally
The Republican convention subcommittee in Chicago chose Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio as temporary chairman by unanimous vote.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Paris fashion notes on spring styles and silhouettes
New York fashion writers summarize French models and spring trends. Panniers bustles and hoops appear alongside straight skirts, barrel skirts, and tailored outfits. Frocks feature taffeta stripes, organdie trims, high collars, and varied sleeve lines for day and evening wear. Lucy Carter column notes misprints and misplaced letters in society roundups.
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New York
McCall
Valenciennes
Jersey
Lucy Carter
Farmer Jones Refuses Wealth Exchange With Carnegie Presence
A farmer awakens to a supernatural offer from Andrew Carnegie to swap lives for wealth. After considering easier riches and the lure of investments, the farmer chooses dignity and continued hard work, leading to a happier, more prosperous outlook and neighbors' envy.
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Farmer Jones
Jones
Oues
Mr. Carnegie
German Chancellor Defends Submarine War Stance
In a speech the German chancellor vows to continue submarine warfare in retaliation for the British blockade aimed at starving German women and children. He also claims Germany has not faced food shortages and will not in the future.
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Germany
England
His Age Is Against Him Kidney Pills Help Despite Aches
Arthur Jones of Allen Kansas writes that at two years old his kidneys and bladder trouble have persisted for years. He says age hinders cure but Foley Kidney Pills have given more relief than anything else. He reports rheumatism back pain and stiff joints improved, and praises the pills as reliable and effective.
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Greece
Maria
Arthur Jones
Allen
Kas
Foley
Paroles Seen As Economic Tool For Prison Policy
A historical note argues parole has an economic impact by reducing need for new penitentiaries and associated construction costs, suggesting savings in maintenance and inmate management.
Bingmore 1916 season stallion at Clarksville area farm
The well bred trotting stallion Bingmore will stand the 1916 season at a Clarksville area farm, with weekly stays at The West End Wagon Yard Meranely. He is a 4-year-old 16 hands 1200 pounds with strong trotting potential and notable blood lines including The Exponent and Bing en. Listed are progeny and notable ancestors with times from 2:04 to 2:10, plus five generations. Terms are 17.50 to insure living foal with 2.50 discount if service fee paid within 60 days after foaling. for details call 2345 Clarksville, bash phone Rossucknor Mocshal il.
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Edifice
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Young Hal
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County House
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Ate
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Maton
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