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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
5
Idaho Senator William E Borah spoke at the Orpheum theater last night defending the core campaign issues. He denounced Democratic secrecy in Congress and suggested the party broke platform promises from the Baltimore Convention four years ago, framing the stakes as the nation's next quarter century policies.
Senator Borah denounces Wilson administration methods and charges extravagance in Tariff Underwood and preparedness bills. He defends child labor regulation immigration limits and adamson eight hour law while attacking Democratic fiscal policy and foreign policy.
The New York World accuses Hughes of avoidance on the Adamson Act, calling it infamous and a step toward civil war. It suggests if elected president he should convene Congress on March 5, 1921 to repeal the act, restore pre law railroad relations, and trigger a general railroad strike to test remedies.
Extracts from an editorial by E. S. Martin editor of Life on the present campaign and candidate Mr Hughes as the Republican on gann s doing his best though constrained by his new employment to avoid topics that would det ract from the Republican ticket. The piece argues the Republican party remains nebulous and Democrats have not yet urged change.
The text blasts critics of the Wiccan faction as timid and unconvincing. It notes critics align with the Wall Street Journal in warning against four more years of perceived cowardice and mischief, while the only concrete policy offered is a tariff increase.
In reply to a recent statement by Fred J Kiesel urging the reelection of George Sutherland we point out that Sutherland voted to sustain President Taft veto of the Webb Renyon bill aimed at preventing liquor shipments into prohibition states. This gives reason for Kiesel's support.
Senator William E Borah Idaho spoke at the Orpheum last night addressing Me Hughes and other Republican candidates. He praised the federal reserve banking act farm loan bank law and income tax while defending American capital investments in Mexico. Audience reports mention applause for Wilson, notes on eight hour law, and hints of Roosevelt war talk amid a lively political gathering in Mobile Alabama.
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