Women Campaign Special Train Arrives in Quincy Next Saturday
The Women's Campaign Special Train, funded and run by women backing Hughes, will reach Quincy Saturday morning Oct 28 and stay until 11. It features national women leaders who argue Hughes offers a strong plan for the poor and social reform, emphasizing unity beyond party lines and a broad national issue in America.
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Quincy
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Wom Whi
Wom Therselves
New York
Ee Raber
Far Mse
Frances Keilor
Democratic Party
Wilson
America
North Dakota
Farmers’ Non-Partisan Association
Princes A. Keillor
Miss Nellor
New York State Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Bureau of Immigration
Katherine B. Davis
Mitchel
New York City
N. Y
Edith OShaughnessy Campaign Train Endorses Hughes
Edith OShaughnessy and a team of women speakers tour on the Hughes campaign train voicing support for Charles E. Hughes. They cite Wilson era damage in Mexico, defense of national honor, and Hughes as protector of workers and rights, highlighting New York labor reform achievements and a push for broader voting reforms.
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Mexico
Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
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House of God
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England
Germany
France
Spain
Japan
Edith O'Shaughnessy
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labour
American Federation of Labor
Linnots Free State Employment Offices
Iilimuis Federation of Womens Clubs
Greans
Rubus
Aben Chilue Derr
New York
Afissalaude B. Miner
New York City
Waverly Loust
Miner
Women’s Miquit Court
New York Probation Association
Edith Ellicott Smith
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Freeman
Ezabeth Cutting
The
North American Review
New Years
Indus
New York Figures in War Time Campaign Speeches
Mary Antin, a prominent Russian immigrant writer and speaker on immigrant issues, speaks for Hughes on the campaign train in New York City. The piece notes her work in Americanization and lists her books The Promised Land and Those Who Knock at Our Gates.
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Hughes
Miss Antin
Promised Land
Raymond Robins
Greeks Play Comedy Role in Great War
Athens 22 Sept. 1916 Greece faces a rumored 2000 Crete army in the capital as Venizelos and King George rally factions. Public mood is heated yet festive with crowds filling cafes and theaters while leaders maneuver. The piece surveys Greek politics, monarchy versus Venizelos, and a city watching war as local drama.
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Crete
Venizelos
Salonica
Greece
France
Bulgaria
Herbert Corey
Little Island
Kang
Totoi
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Svarenp Saath
Reptilian Press
Tin Cup
Arizona
Iim
England
Enthusisen
M. Venizelos
Constitution Square
King's Palace
Anen
Constantinople
Bucharest
Vienna
Dardanelles
Suit to Recover on Vanderbilt Policy
Frederick W. Vanderbilt Reginald C. Vanderbilt and Executors sue Travelers' Insurance in New York seeking 150000 for Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt's death aboard the Lusitania sunk by a torpedo. Company contests coverage, saying policy excludes war risks. plaintiffs claim death was due to accidental drowning.
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Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Frederick W
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Panama Statesman Grateful To America
Dr Belisario Porras former Panama president and newly appointed minister to the United States arrived in New York from Cristobal and issued a statement thanking the United States for its aid. He said Panama needs money for development and he hopes to attract American capital.
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New York
Belisario Porras
Panama
United States
Cristobal
Porras
Sterling Predicts Large Illinois Victory for Hughes and Lowden
Chicago dated Oct. 22. State Chairman Fred E. Sterling cables a telegram declaring a smashing Republican win for Hughes and Fairbanks nationwide and Lowden and state nominees locally. He cites strong party unity, polls from 3,000 precincts predicting 200,000 male Republican margin outside Cook County, heavy Republican women voting, and a vast campaign train reaching every county. He warns disaffection among railroad workers is fading as views shift away from the Adamson law, heralding a traditional Republican majority on November 7.
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Fred E. Sterling
Sterling
Illinois
Hughes
Fairbanks
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Charles Evans Hughes
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Cook County
Republican Cpaign
Lowden
Republica Railroad
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