Declares for Hughes By George Ade
The author endorses Charles Evans Hughes over Woodrow Wilson in the 1916 election. He notes his past support for progressivism but rejects its current state, criticizes Wilson as dogmatic and drawn to rhetoric, and urges citizens to focus on turning Washington from talk to action. He credits Roosevelt for supporting a capable Republican alternative.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Wilson
Publicity and politics echo from 1916 campaign notes
A skeptical voice rails at Democratic failures from 1912 to 1916 and argues for Hughes. The piece mocks tariff shifts, pork-barrel politics, and public spending while lampooning Wilson and Taft era figures and press language. It previews press theater around the Mexican crisis and European war, urging progressives to back Hughes.
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White House
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and Aches
Sloan's liniment relieves neuralgia and muscle pain quickly without rubbing. It penetrates and soothes stiff muscles, rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sprains, and minor injuries. Store price is 25 cents at your druggist.
Southeast Rail Route Schedule Change in 1916
Chicago to Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad announces south bound No 23 and north bound No 24 with departures and arrivals effective February 27 1916. South bound arrives and north bound departs at 7 25 a m.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Southeastern R. R
L. O’neil
Indiana
Peoria
St. Louis
Nothwest
Beehunter
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Avbritt
Mexico Sovereign Authority Zings in a Speech
The speaker, Mr. Wilson, emphasizes the sovereign authority of Mexico in his acceptance remarks. He hints at a shift from earlier ambiguity about Villa or Carranza and critiques the Administration for delegating many duties to commissions on issues from the Mexican question to tariffs.
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Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Bandit Villa
Carranza
Soldiers Widows Pension Offerment by Chaney
John C. Chaney advertises to prepare applications for widows of soldiers under the new pension act. Eligible widows receive 12 dollars monthly, rising to 20 dollars at age 70, with wartime spouses qualifying for 20 dollars regardless of age.
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John C. Chaney
Attorney at Law with Collections Probate Practice
Legal notice for attorney offering prompt business handling. Specializes in collections and probate. Money available on long or short time and on easy terms. Office located on the ground floor in the Sullivan State Bank building.
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Jersey
Maplewood Farm
Graysville
Trimble Bros. Trimble
N. Wm
W. Watson, Sullivan
Ind
Harrison & Drake
Maplewood Farms
Sullivan State Bank
Charles D. Hunt
Gilbert W
Citizens Trust Co
J. W. Lindley
Office North Side
Sullivan Co. Loan & Trust Company
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Citizens Trust
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