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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
1
A partial OCR shows Scandia Kansas legal and advertising text including summons by publication, listing parties such as Keith Celsoul Nova and other scattered names. The damaged lines mention court actions, publication dates, and local notice rules, with advertising rates and subscription details embedded.
Jesse H. Clement died suddenly after a stroke of apoplexy near Metz. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Abebstes and a wide family network in this city. Funeral services were held at Metz church at 2 o'clock this Wednesday.
A Newton Iowa funeral service drew a large attendance from neighbors as Grace Aden Mars and others rendered tributes to Father Clement. The service laid to rest his early family, with children who preceded him in death honored at the graveside.
Mr Hughes answers critics and outlines core Republican themes for the fall campaign. He defends judicial independence and calls for restoring the United States to a position of global respect and honor.
The article reports Mr Hughes debunking the kept-out-of-war claim, noting wartime actions and public reaction. It discusses various explanations for American seizure of Vera Cruz and the moral ambiguities of intervention, including intended effects on Huerta and Mexican affairs.
A fragmentary line from a speech praising the American flag and the national name, urging business efficiency and protection of industry, with a reference to Mr Hughes at Chirge.
Manana is highlighted as the Democratic keynote in the campaign, with emphasis on its cultural meaning and relevance to the election. The piece references The Wilson as part of the broader political context and messaging.
The report notes tentative engagements for speeches after September 1 with no definite plans. It mentions plans to campaign for women voters and possible western speeches. Mr. Brean’s Maine campaign is in doubt and Hughes continues a positive, active campaign across the West.
A New York Sun report claims Charles Evans Hughes had explosives found with him when searched by a Canadian soldier. The piece predicts Hughes will trigger Wilson policy debates during his Western campaign.
In a letter, Theodore Roosevelt states Mr Hughes has the right position and deserves support from men and women alike. He argues women in enfranchised states who do not back Hughes cannot claim to have done their best for women in non enfranchised states.
The piece argues for proactive laws as wartime strain loomed. It notes one million skilled workers jobless, railroads lacking freight, and 200000 acres of sugar destroyed by policy shifts. Predictions of a coming trade boom by McAdoo Redfield and Wilson failed before continental war began.
Editorial argues Wilson administration failed on Mexico policy and military preparedness. It cites six arms and tuition policies and criticizes reliance on a small regular army while border tension grows. Charles E. Hughes contends the US must be strong to aid Mexico and secure peace on the border.
The article argues the Democratic party faces an irrefutable handicap in this campaign due to its own record. It emphasizes how past policy choices shape current voter perceptions and hampers messaging. The piece analyzes party performance and potential voter reactions to incumbency.
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