Wilson's Peru protege 10 worse than Huerta
Latin American diplomats read President Wilson's explanation of his Mexican policy and his pledge to shun treachery in leadership. Records show he recognized Peru's Benavides regime in 1914, despite its coup and lack of constitutional backing, prompting astonishment abroad.
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Mr. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Huerta
Col. Benavides
Peru
Lima
Billinghurst
Mexico
McMillin
Washington
Madero
Suarez
Benavides
Mobile
Ala
Ile
Warning to labor on postwar prosperity and tariff plans
DD. F. Kennedy warns Indiana union readers that after the war a wave of layoffs and price drops could trigger a severe panic. He urges a high protective tariff and immigration limits, and supports Watson and New as strong tariff advocates to safeguard workers and national economy.
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Indiana
Labor
Merc Iuts
Furone
Germany
Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
United States
James E. Watson
Harry S. New
Cleveland
McKinley
F. Kennedy
Bryan Faults Hughes as Vitriolic in Acid Test
Mr. Bryan counters Hughes as vitriolic, arguing that Hughes is merely applying the acid test. The exchange centers on tone and judgment in the campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Hughes
Colorado Women Back Wilson Aide Says Messenger Got It
A presidential messenger learned Colorado women supported the Wilson administration. Opponents note Hughes’ silence lasted long not due to loss of speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Colorado
Navy feature promise ends Daniels as secretary
The article notes that once the new navy is completed, Mr. Daniels will not serve as its secretary, a point presented as an encouraging aspect of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Daniels
Hughes Seeks Right Track Amid Democratic Dissent
The article notes Mr. Hughes facing Democratic opposition and feeling certain his course is correct. It emphasizes his conviction and the political tension surrounding his statements.
Contest of Character in the 1916 White House Race
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson excels in political artful wording while Charles Evans Hughes favors straightforward, fact-based appeal. It contrasts Wilson's phrase-making and weasel words with Hughes's blunt, sincerity driven rhetoric, framing a choice between a phrase-maker and a history-maker for four years in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Wilson
Princeton
Tommy
Theodore Roosevelt
Maine
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
White House
Hugheson Reunited Party Speech Highlights Liberal GOP Outlook
Charles E. Hughes declares the Republican Party reunited in Plattsburg New York praising its liberal origins and national outlook. The speech frames the party as progressive and future driven in a Maine proof moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Republican Party
Charles E. Hughes
Plattsburg, N. Y
President Wilson’s uneven stance on key questions
The remark notes that President Wilson has been right only half the time and has supported opposing positions on many major issues, reflecting a fluctuating policy stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Edison backs Wilson for re election in playful jab
The electrical wizard Thomas A. Edison favors Wilson's bid for another term, joking that he likes anything that switches on and off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
Democratic Press Seeks to Influence Hughes Election Bid
The Democratic press believes it is their duty to push statements by Mr. Hughes that could harm his chances of winning the election. The urged strategy aims to shape public reaction and sway voter support ahead of the vote.
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Hughes
President Wilson May Answer Hughes Charges Not Now
In his acceptance speech President Wilson may address Mr Hughes charges but will not answer them at this time. Officials say the issue involves a separate matter beyond the current address.
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Wilson
Hughes
Administration to Ignore Most of Hughes Charges
Report from Washington states the Administration will ignore most of Mr Hughes charges as the simplest way to respond. The remark suggests a low-effort rebuttal strategy in current political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Governor Hughes Described as Constructionist by Speech
The author contrasts the governor stated as a constructionist with a claim that his Democratic policies amount to destructionist aims. The remark frames policy style and political stance in a sharp, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Tammany Leader Murphy to Retire After Campaign
Charles F. Murphy confirms retirement after the current campaign. Observers expect many other Democratic figures to follow his lead, signaling a broader exodus from active politics within Tammany Hall.
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Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Advertised Letters for Sullivan Post Office 1916
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana post office dated September 27 1916. Names include Miss Anna Harlow Miss Zema Howlfield Mrs Minnie Mathias Miss Helen Smallwood Mr Hanson Mr John Harvey Mr John McIntyre John Montgomery I L Moore Joseph Morris Mr Claud Roberts Joe. Letters unclaimed within two weeks will go to the Dead Letter Office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Hanson
John R. Harvey
John McIntyre
John Montgomery
I. L. Moore
Joseph Morris
Claud Roberts
Joe
W. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
William Block and Sarah J Owens of Sullivan. Samuel M Myers and Dollie Duncan of Riverton. Harry Morris and Eva Adams near Carlisle. William V Wolfe and Elsie Warrell near Carlisle. Ernie Trueblood and Ethel Jennings near Fairbanks. Oscar L Brown and Josephine R McCloud near Graysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Block
Sarah J. Owens
Sullivan
Samuel M. Myers
Farmer
Dollie Duncan
Riverton
Harry Morris
Carlisle
Eva Adams
William V. Wolfe
Elsie Warrell
Ernie Trueblood
Ethel Jennings
Fairbanks
Oscar L. Brown
Josephine R. McCloud
Graysville
Local Families Visited Friends In Bicknell Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mattix and daughter Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Will Riggs and children, Mr. and Mrs. M. Getty and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Criss spent Sunday in Bicknell with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mattix
Irene
Will Riggs
M. Getty
W. C. Criss
Bicknell
Briggs Visit Family in Local Area
Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Briggs of Chicago are visiting relatives here, joining local family gatherings and taking a short stay in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Briggs
Chicago
Mrs. Wm. Draper
Nebraska
Houpt Couple Return From French Lick Visit
Mr and Mrs Clint Houpt have finished visiting relatives at French Lick and returned home.
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Clint Houpt
French Lick
Bedford Masonic Temple Heating Contract Awarded
Long and Warren of this city secure the heating and plumbing contract for the new Bedford Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Long & Warren
Fatally Shot Woman in Willfred Quarrel
Jessie Everhart 26 was shot in the face by her brother in law Herbert Everhart after a drunken quarrel at Willfred. Herbert was jailed in Sullivan after being captured by Hymera marshal.
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Herb Everhart
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
Everharts
Kelley
Orville Hale
Willfred
Everhart
Jessie Everhart
Clarence Everhart
Sullivan County invites bids for Allen Booker Bridge
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by Oct 14, 1916 at noon for constructing a concrete bridge in Jefferson township named the Allen Booker bridge. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest: Frank M. Daniels, Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Jefferson Township
Allen Booker
Jacob H. Miller
John W. Walters
John A. Mattix
Commissio
Frank M. Daniels
Audor
Mrs Homer Wolfe Buys East Side Art Store
Mrs Homer Wolfe has purchased the art store on the east side of the square from Mrs Clayton Price who has run the business for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wolfe
Clayton Price
Price
Power Lubricating Co. Wants Ambitious Salesmen
WANTED Ambitious men desiring to earn 200 dollars or more per month. Every salesman given special training. Unlimited opportunities. Write immediately Power Lubricating Co Detroit Mich.
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Power Lubricating Co
Detroit
Mich
Wanted farm laborers for big crops and warm soil
Advertises need for 500000 laborers experienced in raising large crops. Promises irrigation removal, soil sweetening and warming, night work, no strikes. Mentions address Riggs Clay and company name Product Company with slogan Big Crops Best Prices Smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs Clay
A. Tile
Riggs Clay Product CO
Housing deal note mentions Murphy and Jackson
Brief item directs readers to contact J. Murphy at 29 percent? and W. Jackson for housing rental or purchase options.
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Murphy
W. Jackson
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Carranza
D. F. Kennedy
Hugheson
Sullivan’s News Department
Springer & Gouckenour
Sullivan, Indiana
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Postoffice
D. J. Watson
DR. Lindley
Davis Hotel
Nesbit’s
David L. Kaplan
L. Brown
Murray St
New York City
Nelson Patten
Farmersburg
Mr. Patten
Fred B. Lash
W. S. Baldridge
Hopewell Poultry Co
Lake Kisner
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