Old Guard unity and Republican split in 1916 politics
The article argues Democrats misread party loyalties, noting the 1912 Progressive split and 1916 realignment. It names Theodore Roosevelt Hiram Johnson and others who backed Hughes, then unified to defeat Wilson. It questions current Democratic control and cites Bryan McAdoo and Daniels amid Indiana, New York, and Maine political maneuvers.
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Wilson
Republican Party
Old Guard
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johasm
Albert Beveridge
Geo. W. Perkins
Miles Poindexter
William Flenn
Raymond Robins
Medill McCormick
James R. Garfield
Everett Colby
Gifford Pinchot
Charles Evans Hughs
Hiram Johnson
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Ancelle Chaulas
Maine
Thomas Taggert
Indiana
Roger Sullivan
Charles Murphy
Tammany
New York
Democratic Party
Willa
Jennings Bryan
McAdoo
Josephus Daniels
Useless Offices Debate Creation of New State Posts
A discussion warns against two bills to create new offices in Arizona the commissioner of labor and the state architect both elective and appointive respectively with salaries totaling about 9 100 annually plus office expenses. Critics question need for a labor department given simple local industry and argue the commissioner should be independent of union influence, with powers to inspect workplaces collect data and try to settle disputes, possibly via a board of arbitration, though enforceability and real authority remain unclear.
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Department of Labor
Arizona
Srantebeausett Industratonrest
Organized Labor
W Weiner
Hut
Iat Lins Gtue
Republican Ticket Presidential Elector Lineup
The Republican ticket lists President and Vice President candidates Charles E. Hughes and Charles Fairbanks with electors Joseph H. Kibbey Henry L. Eads J L Hubbell John Greenway W Cooke and L S Senator and Member of Congress positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Charles. Fairbanks Joseph H. Kibbey
Henry L. Eads
J. L. Hubbell John ©. Greenway
W. Cooke
State Ticket Names Sealed in Local Election Ballot
A list of candidates appears on the state ticket including Thomas E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn Joe Prochaska Dean Merrill and others such as Gust Smalley Cloonan Matthews and McKenzie. The OCR text shows initials and surnames amid scattered characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn
Joe. Prochaska Dean Merrill
J. L. Gust
G. H. Smalley _J. H. Cloonan
H. FE. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie
County Ticket Names Listed for Election Ballot
The roster includes A. J. Davidson F. O. Goodell A. McCloud A. R. Buehman E. B. Frawley B. F. Daniels Dr. W. A. Baker Nathan Kendall L. E. Smith H. E. Heighton Hays S. Shaner Kirke T. Moore Oscar L. Pease Ed Hoffman as candidates and officials for the county ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Davidson
F. O. Goodell, A. McCloud
A. R. Buehman
E. B. Frawley
B. F. Daniels
Dr. W. A. Baker Nathan Kendall
L .E. Smith
H. E. Heighton
Hays S. Shaner
Kirke T. Moore
Oscar L. Pease
Ed Hoffman
Descriptions of Atrocities and U S Response in Mexican Territory
The text recounts brutal acts against Americans in Mexican territory and condemns the violence. It notes atrocities, mutilation, and raids, then cites assurances of aid and a call for accountability. It ends with a call to moral resolve and a demand for lasting peace through strong American spirit.
President has no right to surrender power says Hughes
A speaker told a large crowd that the president cannot surrender or impair citizens rights. He defended the constitutional duties protecting American lives and property abroad and criticized the administration for betraying the doctrine of protection. He cited past abuses, wartime acts, and cabinet criticisms as evidence of the administration's failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Charles E. Hogtes
Amperics
United States
Metico
Wille
Heun
Washington
Valley Forge
Star Windmill Shock Absorber Boosts Precaution
Schweitzer Machine Co. of Tucson advertises an extra precaution shock absorber for the Star Windmill as a superior safety add-on.
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Schweitzer Machine Co
Tucson
Adyv
Iancovich Sues Over Fence Dispute At East Concree Street
Attorney Selim M. Franklin seeks an injunction and $500 damages against Jona Ivancovitch over three obstructing fences on disputed ground behind Franklin’s store at 244 254 260 East Con cree street. Hearing set for October 25 in Superior Court. Franklin alleges fences block store access injuring tenants T A Ring art supplies dealer, a tailor, and a shoe shop. two fences exceed six feet.
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Selim M. Franklin
Jona Ivancovitch
Franklin
East Concree Street
Ivancovitch
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Him
Pima County
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State Senate
Sheri
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Cofem
Ueboet
Turne Gackton Soctrine
Secretary of State
Mexico
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Louisville
Secretary of the Treasury
Reheil
Bell-Ans
Pathe Pathophone
Murdoch Piano.co
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Eagle Mills
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