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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
3
The speech laments America’s unpreparedness and calls for action over mistimed bravado. It decries government failure to protect citizens and property in Mexico and urges international cooperation to curb armaments. It favors a simple responsible budget to curb waste and stresses the need for decisive deeds over words.
A historical remark criticizes appointing incompetent men to key posts as the gravest charge against the current administration. The speaker also vows to block further "name and kiss you" style appropriations in Congress.
A speech argues against government operation of merchant marine as folly and warns that while government backing is needed, it should not compete with private owners. The speaker questions whether the government would operate at a profit or loss and stresses protection for the shipping industry without direct government competition.
In his acceptance speech Mr Hughes condemned U S policy toward Mexico calling it a string of blunders that harmed Mexico and provoked resentment. He argued the administration failed to earn respect and kept the peace only by humiliation and restraint.
A critical analysis questions how much of Woodrow Wilsons Baltimore platform pledges remain in effect. The piece argues the President and Republican Congresses have driven wasteful spending, high taxes, and eroded purchasing power, recalling 1912 promises and the St. Louis charges about forty days prior.
In a speech of acceptance, Mr Hughes argues for adequate national defense and a stronger regular army. He calls for protection on both coasts, a trained citizen reserve, and federal authority over a federal army to guard borders and support peaceable citizens.
Public notice records a homestead entry for George Thomas Stewart of Ontario Oregon filed February 3 1813 for 512 SW 14 Section 3 Township 17 South Range 47 East Willamette Meridian with witnesses Pearl Crane W J Crane G Darnell John T Taylor all of Ontario Oregon and notices dissolution of L McDonald by mutual consent addressing debt settlements at Geo Rezac Drug Store. Also church notices mid week prayer 7:30 pm Wednesday and services Sunday with Sunday School Endeavor and preaching hours and pastor N H Farnham.
Ruth Browne, piano teacher, praised by F Rhyner for two years study under Frama Rhyner and training at Royal Conservatory. Signatures endorsed, with contact for information by Mrs. T O Mead or F F. Also ads note a 7-year-old dark brown mare for sale and requests for second-hand fencing materials.
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