New York Eyes Narrow Path in 1916 Presidential Race
The Empire State anchors a heated national contest as Republicans claim Hughes can win New York City by a large margin, while Tammany shifts to oppose Washington. Maine results hint at GOP strength, with Whitman’s record cited and Seabury’s governor bid debated amid Wilson campaign plans. Roosevelt backs suffrage and a federal amendment while labor and naval bills loom in Congress.
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Senate clash as Cummins denounces President and urges respect for Constitution
In San Antonio, Senator Cummins attacks the President for coercing Congress and eroding legislative prerogatives. He argues the chief executive has sought to absorb legislative power and rule with a master’s grip, urging defense of constitutional balance amid a heated national debate.
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Defends Wilson Policy in Mexican Debate
Congressman Harrison of Mississippi argues the nation would be at war in Mexico under Hughes while criticizing the GOP stance. He cites Hughes speeches and Fall and Rodenberg remarks as support for a false campaign issue, saying Hughes would recognize Huerta and end munitions embargoes if president. A telegram from Secretary Lansing is cited to challenge Dodge’s influence. Also, Ira G Harres of Houston is named as Republican nominee for Fourth District Congress.
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Hughes Erred in Controversy Over Coast and Geodetic Service
A Detroit speech prompts defense of reforms at the coast and geodetic survey. Officials deny mass removals and misstatements about Dr. Tittman resigning for health, Jones succeeding him, and adherence to civil service guidance, citing improved vigor and records since the appointment.
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Cochran Chosen for Democratic Campaign Publicity
Vance McCormick, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced that William J Cochran, a Washington newspaper writer, will head the Democratic campaign publicity at the Western headquarters in Chicago.
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Sees Japanese War Peril Warns of Mexico Threat
Frank Vrooman a Democratic National Committee member told Colorado Democrats in Denver that Wilson avoided war with Mexico to prevent a larger conflict with Germany and Japan. He claimed 490000 Japanese soldiers in Mexico and more able bodied Japanese in California than U.S. regular army. Julius C Gunter of Denver was nominated for governor and others to be chosen tomorrow.
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VP Marshall Opens Kentucky Campaign in Winchester
Vice President Marshall pledged to open the Democratic drive in Kentucky with a speech in Winchester on September 8 after conferring with Homer J Cummings the national committee vice chairman. Democrats in Kentucky welcomed the plan, viewing him as a popular figure in the Bluegrass State.
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Untermeyer Won’t Run for U S Senator in New York
Samuel Untermeyer of New York will not seek the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in New York. Edwin Harris, chairman of the Democratic State committee, announced that Untermeyer’s physician advised against running, informing party leaders after the decision.
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