Three National Leaders Predict Hughes and Fairbanks Victory
A set of political forecasts claim Hughes and Fairbanks will sweep the November 7 election. Willcox cites projections of at least 14 Hughes and Fairbanks electors, possibly more, based on Republican gains and past voting patterns. Hitchcock forecasts 308 electoral votes for Hughes, with states listed from Maine to California plus possible gains in Ohio, Nebraska, and Colorado making a strong majority.
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Hughes
Fairbanks
Mughen
Wilson
Mrr
Willcox
Hughes and Fairbants
Rossevelt
Pairbanks
Hitchcock
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode
Nebraska
Colorado
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Tahins 10 Support Mr Hughes for Needed Tariff Aid
A Utah voter appeal argues that ongoing war prosperity rests on protection and tariffs. It asserts Hughes will maintain tariff protection for Utah commodities like metals sugar and wool during his term, contrasting with postwar challenges and Democratic tariff policies.
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Tahins
MR. Hughes
Samuel Gompers a Bourbon Partisan, Not Serving Labor
The Chicago Tribune from October 38, 1316 accuses Samuel Gompers of betraying labor by backing Wil von and misrepresenting Hughes records. It says he has become a Democratic partisan with a political job for his son, framing labor loss in wage terms and defending Adams law harms to lower paid workers.
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Samuel Gompers
Frott
Chicago Tribune
Ste. Gomptra
Wilvon
Hughes
Caura
Ile la Beitaylog
Partizany
Jess Apt
Ira
Ifa
Ile
Union Leader Attacks Governor Hughes Over Labor Record
John Willams of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters accuses Governor Hughes of misrepresentation and labor suppression. The New York labor figure cites Tribune coverage and labels Hughes as the box plunderer ally, warning union members may oppose his candidate and hurt political influence.
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Wilson
John Willams
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
New York
Durtor Hughes
Hughes Ie
John A. Slots
The
Carpenters’ Brotherhead
Chicago
Hughes
Tha Tribune
O'Hanlon
Ernor
Albsey
Trade Unionists for Mr Hughes and Protective Tariff
A letter from K N White of Salt Lake urges support for Hughes on the Republican ticket arguing the Adams law fails to shield the American worker from foreign competition under the Underwood tariff. He calls Wilson unfit for national needs, cites Lincoln, and warns that foreign labor and Chinese competition threaten wage levels and hours. He frames labor interests as aligned with protection and war orders for prosperity.
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Europe
United States
Wilson
Commerce Redfield
Utah
K. N. White
Salt Lake
Herald-Republicas
White
Hughes &x
Workina Mian
Hughes
Orient
Abraham Lincoln
Elas
Wilton
America
Chicago Board endorses Wilson amid party loyalties
H Griffin, head of the local board of trade and lifelong Republican, repudiates Mughes and endorses Woodrow Wilson. He argues business leaders must set party bias aside to choose the candidate best serving national and corporate interests, praising Wilson as the strongest president for business in his lifetime.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Wilson
Chicago
J. H. Griffin
Board of Trade
Justice Mughes
Woodrow Wilson
Witton
United States
Grifon
Mian Claims Against Sylvia Alvord Over Attack
The complaint filed in district court alleges that on August 23 the defendant used a carpenter tool as a weapon in a vicious assault on Mian, leaving him bedridden for 15 days and practically disabled for 30 days. He also alleges false arrest and imprisonment for four days in municipal court, seeking $1000 for injuries. The case names Judge Voiney C. Gunnell as the attorney.
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Thouan W. Mead
Sylvia
Alvord
Alf
Ant
Plaints
Voiney C. Gunnell
Utah musician Professor Coop offered key role in global music edition
Professor Squire Coop of Salt Lake City and Ogden receives high praise from Gottowaki the renowned pianist for joining his music literature project. Gottowki plans an authoritative edition of classic works with editors including Hoffman and Bauer, seeking Coop for analytic critique. Coop’s acceptance remains uncertain as the offer spotlights Utah talent.
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Squire Coop
Ealt Lake
Ogden
Godowski
Ie Lake
Gotawaki Bas
Hleasel
Josef Hoffman
Edgar Bunan Kelly
Enill Bauer
Thors Na Ased Stants
Muatc
Mr. Coop
Gowowrki
Odowski
Salt Lake
Utah
Arthur Shepard
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Coop
Godowekt
Burt Godowski
Professor Coop
Codowski
America
Europe
Famine and Embargo Demanded by Ogden Socialists
Ogden Socialist editors call for an embargo on food and key commodities to prevent famine and to force end of European war. They condemn Wall Street and urge working people to vote, warning shortages will worsen if export profits continue and prices rise. They claim America must put America first and press Congress for immediate action.
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Standard
Wall Street
United States
Socialist Party
Europe
America
Ife
Ciatreas
Polla
Alee
Farmers Loan Act Approved by The Country Gentleman
The Country Gentleman reports the Farmers Loan Act will release millions for cultural and farming purposes, aiming to elevate agriculture to the rank of manufacturing and commerce. The administration emphasizes using government powers to align agricultural policy with broader national interests, amid extended discussion over the act’s terms.
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Saorts
Wileon
Dora Agriculture
Census shows rise in factory workers before war declaration
The census of manufactures reports an average of 134,160 earners in American mills and factories during the first seven months of 1614, up to Europe’s opening, compared with 644,323 in the same period of 1909. The increase of 729, $37, or 114 percent occurred under a Democratic tariff.
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United States Census of Manufactures
Senator Cumming a clash over forced chit labor registration
The article notes Senator Cumming challenging President Wilson over laws aimed at registering labor and a rising clash with Hughes demanding acts and hot words. The piece references advertisements and classified ads as part of the discourse.
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Senator Cumming
Wilson
Hughes
Newry Council Discusses Irish Coal Field Development
The Newry Urban Council discussed the seriousness of the enal aluat don in Ireland and adopted that the Council views the present as an opportune time for developing Irish coal fields. Sugar workers in San Francisco have won a shorter workday and wage increases.
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Ireland
Newry
Deafness Cannot Be Cured In Test Books
In a clipped review style the article discusses the notion that deafness cannot be cured, referencing various medical and educational sources. It mentions authorities and dated opinions, noting ongoing debates and the lack of a definitive remedy, with emphasis on persistent challenges and scientific caution.
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Ad Offered by Culley Drug Co
An old advertisement promises a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It touts a tonic made with vermint double strength and hot water, claiming rapid hearing restoration and relief from sinus symptoms. The misspelled copy reads like a period home remedy pitch from The Culley Drug Co.
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Tiecent
Culley Drug Co
Breckinridge Calls Out Foul Conspiracy Against Nation
Henry Breckinridge, former assistant secretary of war, in San Mateo reacts to Wilson's statement calling foul conspiracy against the nation’s good name. He condemns alleged plots to discredit the government and predicts Republican defeat as he supports Wilson and Democratic power, opposing McLemore and Chicago convention factions.
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San Francisco
Henry Breckinridge
Atslstant
San Mateo
Nate
Wilson
Associated Press
Thia
Republican Party
Allence
Fal- Joy
Bailey
Tesident Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
McLemore
Chicago
Eight hour law debate and political manipulation discussed
The text attacks political maneuvering around the eight hour law and court interpretations, criticizing Senator Lodge and Henry Cabot Lodge for partisan aims, and condemning attempts to use foreign negotiations for political gain. It notes labor scarcity in Newtonbarry Island with young girls employed drawing water by donkey and cart to a steam puller.
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Lodge
Supreme Court
Henry Cabot Lodge
Forcejan
Senate
Apo
New England
North
Dr. Dalley
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Owloe
Tara
Newtonbarry Island
Heavy Meat Eaters Have Slow Kidneys Promotion Card
An advertisement touts that heavy meat eaters suffer sluggish kidneys and urges a four ounce dose of a salts remedy to cleanse the kidneys. It claims pain relief and urination improvement within ten days by consuming a saline beverage made from grape acid and remson juice with lithia. Public health warnings are not provided. A separate notice reports Scottish trade union deputations opposing further quar restrictions and Yokohama dock workers winning a 10 percent wage increase.
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Paslis
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Land
Yokohama
Japan
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