Hughes on the presidential candidacy and foreign policy
The article surveys Charles Evans Hughes as a presidential candidate. It argues he would have served on the bench if not for the campaign and defends his stand on civil rights on land and sea. It questions his foreign policy criticisms of Wilson and contrasts his views with ongoing diplomatic efforts across major capitals.
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Would Hughes Have Led In War Or Peace In 1912
The piece questions whether Mr. Hughes, if elected president in 1912, would have pursued war with Germany or England, and how he would have handled German agents, Belgian violations, and American neutrality during the crisis. It criticizes his delayed stance before his nomination and notes his later claim of being an undiluted American.
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Blass Falls Cutting Leader 1 Wrist
A man named Sullivan suffered a severe wrist cut while removing fixtures from Cahill saloon. A window was being removed to carry fixtures to the back yard when a glass shard severed the leader connection, causing profuse bleeding. He was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Construction bids opened for federal building project
Irregular text records bid opening for a federal construction project in Stone Ind. with a stated cost of 1993 dollars. The fragment mentions a second person named Latie of Ch and refers to erecting a building, but details are incomplete.
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Fragmented reminiscence hints at military expansion debate
The readable passage alludes to a father’s advice on military strength, arguing for a larger army and suggesting strength will justify further expansion. It conveys a policy stance rather than a specific event, reflecting a historical debate on national defense and readiness.
Riot at Wheatland Sparks Arrests and Injuries
Police Chief Harry Adams and Sheriff John Wolfe moved fast to Wheatland after a riot report. Witnesses named James Alton Hoy Aiton George Elmer Mattingly Chauncey Carr Clifford Var Joe Bell Winegar as involved. Alton alleged assaulted Carr, leading to a brawl in which Carr was beaten and Alton suffered injuries. Prosecutor Kimmell prepared affidavits against those implicated, with arrests to follow.
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