Fragmentary political screed on Maine 1912 election and tariff policy
A garbled excerpt argues about Republican strength in Maine, Wilson’s prospects in 1912, and tariff politics. It references party loyalty, railroads, and income tax, claiming Democrats misstate results and praising or critiquing the Underwood tariff. The text blends figures, names, and rhetorical claims with unclear chronology.
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Fragmented August Era Political Montage
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of President Wilson campaign aims and August events. It references August meetings in Washington and Portland, labor, National defense, agricultural policy, and a push for wartime prosperity with lawmakers and ministers. Mentions Hughes, Meantime, and labor issues surface through scattered phrases.
Political Jottings on Hughes and Democratic Race
A compressed survey of 1920 era politics critiques the Hughes campaign and Democratic stance. It discusses cabinet choices, efficiency as a political watchword, and the push by Democratic figures to frame opponents as mudslingers while debating the administration’s handling of appointments and policy priorities.
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Wilson Admits Precipitated War Remark Sparks Debate
In a Lewiston Maine speech supporting Charles E Hughes, Col Theodore Rocnevelt questions President Wilson's claim of a "war" after the dead Marines at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, suggesting the wartime reference was vague and directed at none of the United States, Mexico, or humanity, provoking scrutiny of policy and motive.
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Maine
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Grand Ledge Officers Named In Dast Official List
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles: SOTICR Grand Ledge Officers including a president, wage secretary, and treasurer. unclear roles and spellings. Readable items suggest municipal or organizational posts.
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