Hughes Plays Double Game Over Lusitania Sinking
Philadelphia Record argues Charles Evans Hughes hedges on the Lusitania crisis to win German American and Roosevelt supporters. It claims he denounces the president for not preventing the sinking while avoiding concrete proposals, risking distrust from Democrats with German sympathies and proving evasive in the pursuit of votes.
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Philadelphia Record
Hughes speech exposes lack of policy and issue
A newspaper critique calls Mr. Hughes' acceptance speech a public confession of an issue free candidacy. It notes his attacks on Wilson’s foreign policy and preparedness lack clear alternatives, and accuses him of shifting blame for conspiracies while avoiding concrete plans. The piece ends by citing Newsreel of ACHIVE.
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National Guard
Congress
Perhapa
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Texas
Hughes Speech Deemed Vague and Partisan by World
The New York World says Mr Hughes offers no substantive policy as a presidential candidate. It portrays his address as destructive and partisan, lacking hopeful or constructive ideas. The review compares him to leading Republicans and questions his ability to present a clear program.
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Hughes
United States
Wilson
William Barnes
Boies Penrose
Joseph ‘A. Cannon
New York World
August dividends and interest rise for 204 American corporations
A New York statistician estimates August payments on stocks and bonds of 204 U S corporations total about 150 million dollars, larger than ever before for August, with dividends about 26 million higher than a year ago. The report notes rising prosperity and investor confidence despite political remarks and events.
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New York
From Other Viewpoints Belgiums fines and war notes
From Other Viewpoints notes Belgiums fine of 5 900 000 marks on Brussels citizens for celebrating the national holiday. Brazil weighs seizing interned German ships signaling belief Germany will win. Conservation of national forests yields 2 830 000 dollars for the Federal Treasury in the year ending June 30.
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Brussels
Chicago Herald
Brazil
Germany
Charleston News and Courier
Federal Treasury
Springfield Republican
Long Readable Fragment of Rural Life and Memory
The excerpt reflects a loose, narrated reminiscence of farm life, animals, and family scenes. It mentions a beloved horse, communal rituals, weather, and age old chores, with digressions toward local characters, a Mexican trouble mention, and early 20th century regional concerns about prices and crops.
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