False Claims Spark Debate In National Politics
An editorial rails against Democratic campaign tactics accusing them of widespread misstatements about policy. It contrasts claims on the federal reserve, Adamson act, and eight hour work rules with Taft era laws and cites Illinois politics under Dunne and Carranza's shaky Mexican war stance.
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Illinois Republicans adopt platform prioritizing economies and fair tax burden
The Illinois Republicans cast a platform centered on demand for greater state economy and more equitable tax distribution as Mr Lowden campaigns for nomination. The primary vote showed unusual proportions with an overwhelming Republican majority.
No Change In Mexico Carranza Rise in Power Suggested
The piece argues the Chihuahua City attack coincides with American Mexican Commission sittings and signals Carranza's ascendant position. It notes possible Carranza soldiers joining attackers and warns of freebooters within his ranks. It stresses Mexico under Carranza remains far from stability and peace.
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The New York Strike And Its Domestic Labor Impact
The article argues that after the Adamson law Congress has spurred a labor clash in New York City. It warns that intimidation could force compliance with national law and predicts a general strike across unions. Up to 800000 workers may leave work, risking widespread industrial paralysis and incalculable losses for the city.
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Mud Hole Road Becomes Local Reform Test
A Chicago man counsels Illinois farmer on first steps to fix a muddy road. The farmer retorts that outsiders do not grasp local needs, noting he has already paid off a mortgage and used the hole to haul automobiles, claiming self reliance and practicality.
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Statement by Charles E. Hughes on American rights worldwide
Public statement by Charles E. Hughes stressing maintenance of American rights without fear across the world. He underscores protection of American lives property and commerce and calls for steadfast resolve.
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Charles Re. Hughes
Campaign Slogan Praise and War Records Weigh on Wilson
A critical pamphlet argues the Wilson administration used the "keep us out of war" slogan while detailing U S actions in Mexico Haiti Santo Domingo and Nicaragua. It accuses the president of political censorship and questions the consistency of his foreign policy and wartime claims.
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