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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
3
The Shiloh Relief Corps No 2 calls a meeting in the O F Hall at 3 20 P M on the Thure ofansh month Emma L Snow serves as secretary keeping the records of the group.
J H Gibson manager described as overseeing activities in Yamhill County in a clipped, partially garbled notice. The fragment references local administration and geographic area but lacks clear actions or dates.
Observers say Mr Hughes is a strong onstage speaker with a persuasive style. At Carnegie Hall he urged specific policy stances and argued them with concise language that audiences can easily follow. His eloquence and factual marching points mark him as a potent campaign force for the Republican ticket.
The speaker praises Justice Hughes as possessing a penetrating mind and clear vision. He asserts Hughes strips away irrelevant details and has the strong will and decisive judgment needed to lead the nation.
A fragment discusses the administration's duty to halt plots and conspiracies and cites resource issues. The text appears to argue the focus should be on stopping plots rather than merely locking up resources.
A fragmented report notes opponents pledged to reduce living costs but claims those promises were not kept. It mentions protective upbuilding policies and a speech by Mr. Hoxberg of Accoh as part of the discussion.
A historic speech argues that clear direct diplomatic warnings could have protected American lives before the Lusitania sinking. The speaker contends formal statements and decisive representations would have deterred attacks and spared repeated assaults.
The text presents a ceremonial political address urging national unity and commitment to liberty and equal opportunity. It urges sacrifice, remembrance of civil war struggles, and fidelity to American ideals as the nation faces a fateful hour.
A reflective editorial laments unpreparedness on the Mexican border as military reserves and National Guard respond to bandit incursions. It condemns missed warnings, misallocation of troops and support, and failures in logistics affecting guardsmen and industry alike.
Fragmentary excerpt quotes Mr Hughes praising America first policy and efficient government. It shows vows to peace, human brotherhood, individual opportunity, public interest, constitutional order, local self rule, and national authority, with emphasis on stability and organization amid progress.
A speaker argues that economic conditions and women in work support granting suffrage and urges prompt passage. The text references Mr. Hughes' speech as part of the discussion and asserts a clear stance in favor of voting rights for women.
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