Roosevelt Aids Maine Drive Aims at Hughes
Roosevelt to open fire in Lewiston on August 3 as part of a Maine campaign drive. The plan includes a heavy speaker roster, with Senators Borah Harding Sherman Lodge and Weeks along with various House members, aimed at building momentum for Hughes before the September election. The piece notes Republican hopes to blunt German American sentiment and avoid alienating voters while pressing for policy changes.
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Hy Sumaer
Washington Post
York
Ivan Wilccox
Maine
Bea
Pine Tree
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Roosevelt
Hughes
Rtis
Atump
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Ohio
Sherman
Ilinois
Lodge and Weeks
Massachuetts
House of Representatives
Richard W Austin
W. Bennet
Philp & Campbell
Wo M Chandler
Simeon I. Feas
Augustus P Gardner
Hamilton
Nicholas Longworth
Woa Moenvers
Charles Sloan
Guy Frank RB
Willis
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M Shaw
Senator Burton
Daly
James Watson
Indiana
Henry J Estabrook
New York
United States
Moe Soo Ig
Congress
Senate
Nast Nlicht
Borah, Norris
la Follette
Suffrage Leaders Reject Wilson Reelection Bid
Suffrage organizers told the Colorado Springs convention that no aid would come from the Democratic administration after a final appeal to Secretary Tumulty. Mrs Abbey Beott Baker said the group would go on record opposing President Wilson's reelection, though she could not specify the form of opposition.
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Tumulty
Colorado Springs
Abbey Beott Baker
Wilson
Daniels Campaign by Yacht On Maine Coast Speech Tour
Secretary Panters plans a yacht campaign along the Maine coast aboard the Dolphin. He will sail to several ports to deliver speeches, combining travel with political outreach and vacation time.
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Panters
Maine
Dolphin
Wilson to Mediate as Railroad Brotherhoods Stand Firm
Four railroad brotherhoods and their employers remain deadlocked over an eight hour day and overtime pay. Federal mediator Martin A. Knapp cautioned that only the future could break the impasse as President Wilson’s involvement looms if talks stall. A meeting of the brotherhoods is planned for tomorrow morning while mediators weigh the next steps.
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Knapp
Arbitration
New York
Wilson
United States
Martin A. Knapp
Ito
St Marys Sunday School Excursion Draws 2060 Parishioners
St Marys parishioners enjoyed a large outing at Marshall alt with 2060 attendees. The day featured faces, athletic contests, and dancing to benefit the St Marys School fund. Winners included William Mc Closkey in the potato race and Paul Segelman in the candle race.
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St. Mary's
Questa
Marshall Alt
St. Mary's School Fund
William McCloskey
Paul Segelman
Robert Mills
Emil Brahn
Windthorst Club
Admmittees
John D. Geier
J. B. Geier
J. F. Zerowka
J. A Berberich
F. J. Neubeck
Gregor Kramm
F. Nolte
Emil Spahn
J. A. Kunlo
Atten Ostman
F. J. Ruth
G. J. Weiss
John Grim
A. Bonnillet
John Miller
GL Borger
Andrew Nolte
A C Hammer
J. J Milig
A.C. Neuback
J A Woite
Rey
MR. Roth
G of Notte
Gregor Hramm
JF Begontta Entertainment
Colby backs Wilson and coop with Democrats
Bainbridge Colby, who nominated Roosevelt in Chicago, declares support for President Wilson. In a letter to Democratic chairman Vanes McCormick, Colby joins a Progressive committee with a cooperative link to the Democratic campaign. He says opposition to reelection comes from an unregenerate Republicanism led by Hughes, warning of an attempt to control and ruin Hughes if elected.
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New York
Bainbridge Colby
Matthew Hale
Massachusetts
Albert D Nortom
Missouri
Francis J. Heney
California
J. A. Ho Hopking
New Jersey
Ole Hansen
Washington
Henry M Wallace
Michigan
McCormick
9Sodate Committee of Progress
Democratic Campaign Committee
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Wilson
Progressives
Hughes
Lewis
Philadelphia
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Vanes McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Colby
Mrs Minot Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs Fimma Minot, 48, of Suitland Maryland, died at Providence Hospital from a bullet wound believed self inflicted during a line as attack. The shooting happened at the Minute home Wednesday night around 6. The only person in the building was her husband Joseph Minot. The body was taken to Suitland for inquest with Justice Samuel Hax presiding.
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Fimma Minot
Suitland
Providence Hospital
Joseph Minot
Buitland
Lance
U S Purse Looted and Campaign Attacks on Waste
Mr Hughes condemns 1814 and 1915 pork barrel bills as Republican extravagance while praising restraint against needless appropriations. He cites river and harbors funding, attacks party excess, and reads Durand and Bryan letters to illustrate administration motives and accusations of Democratic favoritism. He discusses the Arkansas River project and a disputed $36,000 appropriation.
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Senate
Townsend
Charles K. Hughes
E. Dana Durand
Hughes
Burton
Congress
Republican Party
Durand
The
Cenmua
Red Neld
William J. Bryan
Secratary
Santo Domingo
Democrata
Hugh
Arkansas
Hughes Delivers Night Address As Cabinet Nominee Plans
The report notes a $200,000 appropriation in the examination of the project and discusses the Mexican situation and diplomatic appointments at length. Hughes declines panaceas, saying he can analyze facts and serve the United States, as his schedule shifts to depart four hours earlier to Billings Montana for a night address.
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William J Kerby
Catholic University
Catholic Total Annumence Eaton
America
United States
Kerby
McMahon Hall
St Patrick's Church
P. J. O'Callaghan
Dennis J. Keane
Joseph BM. O'Hara
St. Patrick's
University
Hughes
Billings
Mont
Capn Stehman G. Forney Dead in New York
The Commerce Department reports the death of Capt Stehman G. Forney in New York on Tuesday. He surveyed Alaska when purchased in 1867 and served with the Coast and Geodetic Survey since 1865. Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1846, he worked on the Fotomec River region, Chesapeake Bay, and rivers including the Wittware and Hudson. He had recently engaged in Long Island Sound work and Crwater Bay survey work.
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Department of Commerce
New York
Stehman G. Forney
Conal and
Gendetic Survey
Alaska
Capt. Forney
Lancaster
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Capt Forney
Fotomec River
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