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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
3
The piece argues for strong protective tariffs to shield American industry after World War I. It stresses the need to awaken to true conditions, preserve American business integrity, and ensure jobs via enterprise and government action. It promotes Hughes and Republican principles, linking tariffs to wage protections and national prosperity.
Statement notes that Hughes has answered all questions asked about his possible actions if president during the first two years of the European war. It counters claims that he sought to evade issues by refusing to answer certain queries.
In a Chicago address, Sir Hughes argues a Republican presidency would have prevented the Lusitania disaster by enforcing stricter home and abroad safeguards. He asserts a firm foreign policy backed by force protects American rights and deters crime by agents of foreign nations, promising voters he will practice consistent answers to other questions.
The piece questions Senator Wilson's claim he alone kept the United States out of war and asks which nations nearby stayed out of conflict without him. It notes Switzerland Holland Denmark Sweden Norway and France facing naval activity and suggests wartime dynamics and public argument challenge Wilson's reelection case.
A garbled report traces a scene at Shadow Lawn where Crown Prince McAdoo and others perform a strange ritual described as a flop in graves. President Wilson hosts a meeting of the uninformed while references to John Skelton Williams and other figures appear in confused, pseudo satirical phrases.
Jacksonville Fla Oct 22 The individual rifle match opened the 1916 meet under the national board for rifle practice. Team matches and the united services event run through Thursday. Matches stage in the Florida range following NRA and Southern Rifle Association events held last week and the week before.
Detective serial Fantomas presents its fifth installment followed by World Series Base Ball at the Lyceum today. Classified ads invite readers to attend and note show times and ticket details.
New York Oct 2 Republican candidate Charles E Hughes denied collusion with the American Independent conference and said he saw a report by Jeremiah A O Leary claiming he pledged private alignment with Roosevelt and anti American remarks. Democratic leaders released a telephone transcript of a statement accusing Hughes of private undertakings, which Hughes and national chairman Wilcox rebutted saying he made no private agreement and has always supported American rights and protections.
A letter and charges from O Leary and others denounce British propaganda and racial prejudice in American politics, urging Charles E Hughes to adopt a broad liberal Americanism. The document condemns the Wilson administration and attacks the British blacklist. O Leary denies discussing the matter with Hughes.
Weber County commission instructed Road Engineer Talph Corlew to gather all county road building machinery and tools used in summer work. A.J. Mackenzie of the Utah Chapter of the American Mining Congress sent a communication seeking a published statement of the congress views on the proposed amendment.
A clipping of a Utah tax law article was presented alongside a statement clipping from a Salt Lake newspaper. The document notes the article as referenced in the communications.
Mrs Nelson O Shaughnessy and Miss Frances Kellor, members of a distinguished women’s party, arrive in Salt Lake on a coast train and will address Republican headquarters at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Miss Ann Rhodes handles publicity as Mrs O Shaughnessy speaks about her experiences in the distressed republic. The event is hosted by Mrs Georgina Marriott, president of the Women’s Republican club, with a musical program by Miss Gladys.
Helen Hunter and Mary Fisher will address the Young Men's Republican club at headquarters tonight at eight. Lon Haddock and W E Reer Hach of Salt Lake will address a Republican meeting tomorrow night. Senator Bozak of Idaho will also speak at a mass meeting at the Chewin dealer venue.
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