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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

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Hughes Sets Policy of Maintaining American Rights

Leston, W Va October 12. Hugh Hughes outlines a policy of maintaining American rights at sea and on land with no agreements with foreign powers. He argues the United States must uphold international law and protect citizens, criticizing embargoes and calling for strong national defense. He emphasizes presidential leadership in defending American prosperity and sovereignty.

Leston W. Va United

Roosevelt Blasts Wilson Over War Policy In Speech

Colonel Roosevelt attacks President Wilson over neutrality and the shift toward war. He accuses Wilson of misusing the phrase kept us out of war and blames him for breaking international law by neutrality claims. The speech links submarine attacks and the Lusitania tragedy to a broader critique of U.S. inaction and moral responsibility.

New York Usi America Roosevelt Wilson Agareseion Tia Lusitania England

Boston Americans Win World Series In Marathon Game

In front of 42 620 fans, the Boston Americans defeated the Brooklyn Nationals to claim the world series title. Ernest Shore pitched superbly as Boston won with three runs in the final innings, overcoming a tangle of hits and errors for a dramatic championship climax.

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Territorial Waters Protected and Secret Bases Prevented

An American naval patrol has been placed on duty along the North Atlantic coast. A destroyer intercepted the Manamar off New Jersey and the fleet will guard territorial waters and block shore bases or radio links with belligerents. Reports from Europe note renewed Italian success near Gorizia and actions on the Somme front.

New York North Atlantic McDonald Manamar Jersey

Hughes Addresses Mountain Folk in Restonburg Ky

In Restonburg Kentucky today Sarles E. Hughes spoke to a large rural audience who traveled long distances to hear his views. He urged strong American security and a foreign policy aimed at keeping American citizens safe worldwide, presenting himself as a representative of his party.

Hughes Restonburg Sarles E. Hughes Ken- To Miley

Danish West Indies Hurricane Leaves Many Homeless

American Consul Payne reports the Danish West Indies hurricane of Monday and Tuesday caused about 2 million dollars in damage and left two thirds of the native inhabitants in need of food clothing and shelter on the island.

Washington, D. C Payne St. Tisene Danish West Indies

Wilson speaks to farmers and road advocates in Indianapolis

President Wilson visits Indianapolis for a midday to afternoon campaign stop on his second Middle West trip. He arrives at 11 39 AM and leaves at 4 45 PM after a day of speeches at the railway station and along city streets drawing cheering crowds.

Indianapolis Ind Wilson Reilroad

Rioting in Bayonne Oil Refineries Leaves Several Dead

Rioting erupted again today among refinery workers and their sympathizers in Bayonne New Jersey. A clash with special police turned violent with a pitched battle and several deaths and numerous injuries reported. Early reports describe nightime clashes and gunfire as the unrest continued.

N. J

Remarriages Topic for Episcopalians

St Louis Oct 12 A church law proposal to bar clergymen from solemnizing marriages for divorced persons where divorce arose after marriage was urged by a joint commission on holy matrimony. The panel suggested exceptions if a divorce decree is deemed annulment and thus not a true bar to remarriage for either party.

ST. Louis Joint Commission On Legislaten Protestant Episcopal Church

Earthquake Felt Near Boulder in Colorado Night

A faint quake in the mountains near Boulder registered on Sacred Heart College seismograph in Denver. Fifteen distinct shocks occurred over about thirty seconds at 16 41 p m with subsequent tremors noted during the day. a similar event happened near Glenwood Springs about two years earlier.

Denver Colo Boulder Sacred Heart College Colorado Glenwood Springs

Mystery Ship in Vicinity Sought by Destroyer Force

After days of search evidence pointed to a ship in the area. If Admiral Leves theory is correct only five ships were sunk. The admiral believes the Knudsen was the Kingston.

Leaves Blieves Knudsen Kingston

Pore Prisco Taken by the Italian Forces

Rome reports that Italian forces have taken all total prisoners on the Carec plateau during their offensive, bringing the total captured from August 6 to date to 30,881 as announced by the war office.

Rumanians Fleeing In Eastern Transylvania

Berlin reports German army headquarters say Teuton troops pursue Romanian forces across the eastern Transylvanian front. The Second Romanian Army has been driven back to frontier positions.

Transylvania Berlin London Teuton Transylvanian Front

Excursion Planned to Hear Roosevelt Talk in Phoenix

Plans were made to run an excursion to Phoenix for Colonel Roosevelt's October 21 visit. Tucsonans show interest. railroads offer special rates. If 125 people join, a round trip of 4.85 is set. Phoenix reports many locals, regardless of party, plan to attend Roosevelt's western tour. Republicans urge interested persons to contact headquarters by phone.

Phoenix Roosevelt Republani CaMnel Roosevelt

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