Did Wilson Keep Us Out Of Any War
Detroit Free Press argues that President Wilson did not keep the United States out of the European war or a war with Mexico. The column questions the common slogan and cites Mexican incursions, seized ports, and battles on American soil to challenge the claim.
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Hughes Answers and Roadmap in Acceptance Speech
The private citizen, who left the Supreme Court to follow party wishes, has answered critics by accepting the Republican nomination. His speech outlines vital campaign issues and criticizes the present administration, pledging steps to restore the United States’ respected place in the world.
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Hughes Explosives Flash On Western Tour
The New York Sun reports Charles Evans Hughes carried explosives under his hat during a motor car search by a Canadian soldier. The stunt is framed as a jab at Wilson policies, suggesting the policies may be “blown up” on Hughes's Western tour.
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Care Of Milk Cans Prompts Cleaner Handling
A dairy circular urges washers to clean return cans before reusing them. Data show unwashed cans harbor millions of bacteria, while properly washed and steamed cans approach sterility. A dealer using a modern washer with bacteriological testing reports far lower counts and absence of undesirable bacteria.
Origin of Petrified Forest in Arizona described
The Petrified Forest in Arizona sits south of Adamana along the Santa Fe line as four forests within the Petrified Forest National Monument created in 1906. Logs are prostrate, formed from Triassic trees related to the Norfolk Island pine, buried by sand and clay, then replaced by silica to become chalcedony with iron oxides. some trunks reach 6 feet in diameter and over 100 feet in length.
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Political Jottings on Democratic tensions and 1912 ironies
The column surveys Washington maneuvers around Wilson Hughes and the Hughes-Democrat split. It notes predictions, party defections, and press expectations, mentioning Murphy, Cleveland, and possible resignations while forecasting a wary campaign tone.
Best Evidence Article Charges Hughes on Pro German Bias
Albany Journal reports a heated exchange accusing Charles Hughes of being pro German while denying the claim as unfounded. The piece labels the charges as unproven and portrays Hughes as neutral in the presidential race.
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State Fair Queen Contest Seeks County Vote Edge
New Mexico counties rally for a statewide straw vote at the Albuquerque State Fair to name the queen. Republicans led by H S Lithgow and Democrats led by George C Taylor tour the state urging votes tied to season tickets sold for nine performances September 25 to 30. Bernalillo County is excluded from naming the queen.
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State finances report eyed as campaign document
A Washington article discusses a government report on state expenditures and revenues. It argues publication before the election would aid voters and serve as a strong campaign document. The piece also touches on debts, imports, and currency shifts affecting national finance.
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