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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1916

Page

5

Spirit of 76 Supposedly Supine as in 16

A long fragment rips through American history debates about Washingtons army at Valley Forge and the Civil War era. It references Secretary of War Baker and a New York movement denouncing his remarks amid widespread protests and a Waldorf-Astoria gathering.

Baker Secretary of War Bakers Waldorf-Astoria Louis Auniu Ames Duwrat Bake War Department New York Tribune Baler Deid Jerver Washttetons Valley Forge Warehes

Wilson Snub for Farmers Sparks Political Clash

A speech by Hughes in Nebraska criticizes the Democratic Administration for favoring railway workers over farmers. He questions the Adamson law and calls for arbitration to protect farmers from higher freight costs, citing a Texas Farmers Union telegram and urging farmer representation in any arbitration committee.

Wharies Hughes Lincoln Hils Nebraska HN. Pope Texas Wilson Pope State Farmers’ Union of Texas

Woodrow Wilson for President and Michigan Democrats

A political column urging Gratiot County voters to back Woodrow Wilson for president, praising his peace policy and prosperity, while opposing Republican positions. It references Taft era actions, Progressive endorsements, and compares wartime leadership to ensure national stability. It also promotes statewide prohibition and Democratic candidates for governor and Congress.

Taft Congress Wilson Huerta Arizona Mr. Wilson United States Woodrow Wilson Wip Sweet Simaller Congress Piat

Edison Endorses Nonpartisan Principles in 1916 Speech

The excerpt presents Thomas A. Edison praising nonpartisan fundamentals and cautioning against entanglement in Mexican policy and party politics. It includes Edison’s support for Woodrow Wilson’s peace efforts, critiques of partisan blunders, and references to progressive legislation and the Democratic and Republican stances of the era.

Republican Party Old Guard United Press of New York Woodrow Wilson

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