Political war fears and Mexico threat in 1916 campaign
A political analysis discusses how a Mexican war could sway the 1916 election, arguing Wilson gains if war looms while Hughes falters. It notes Democratic and Republican tactics, potential candidates like Scholfield and Arnold, and recalls Civil War era cavalry history.
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Congress
Mexico
Rio Grande
Hughes
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Taylor
White House
Charles F. Hughes
McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Judge Scholfield
Illinois
Bates
Frank Lowden
William B. Scholfield
Edward K Dunne
Marshall
William
Ww. Arnold
Robinson
Arnold
Hig Party
Crawford
Jasper
Hfingham- Lawrence
Wabash
Rail Employer and Worker Vote on Wage Demands Prompts Public Debate
The message argues for arbitration in industrial warfare between train employes and railroads. It notes railroads are in public service and voters fund rail transportation with a large annual outlay. The piece emphasizes the potential impact of a wage increase on commerce and public costs.
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