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W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 30-1916,
AGAINST OVER.CONFIDENCE AND
POINT TO MACHINE FACTION
HEADS ALL FOR HUGHES
The size of the vote that
vania will give President Wilson in
November may be estimated approxi
nately whenever the election proph
els may offer reasonable indication of
the extent to which the Democratic
party of the State will be reinforced
by the Independents. The Democratic
vole for Wilson can be falrly
as that of the entire party
this could not be said of
cratic nominee for President
other election since 1892
gon, in 1912, "was over
short of what Cleveland got
Pennsylvania at his
as many Democrats were a ured
Roosevelt to join the Pr
The present remarkable unity of
Democratic party, as demonstrate
its recent national convention, is |
pily as firm and
slated
second elect
harmoniou
Any otner
ot many months ag
ial conditions in this
warranted a forecast, even
faction stood solid for the
{ now evidently complet
+ of all sign inin ui rela
party.
indicating a
vole In
ctween element of the
and har mony
SHOWIDE, ©
of their party
while t
that Wilson is an exceptic
andidate, of ext
he Republican bosses know
naily favor
aordl Dar)
strength, these machine bos es of all
gang factions are stris hard to
capture the federal offices, and are
leaving nothing undone which thes
consider helpful} in their efforts for the
election of Hughes
Roosevelt's desertion of the Pro
gressives is sanctioned by Boss Wil
liam Flinn, who, despite hia forme:
harsh denunciations of Senator Pen
rose, pow stands with him for Hughes
All of the Repuolican factional bosses
are anxious to see Hughes defeat Wil
son. ‘Although every indication points
to an indefinite ntinuation of the
Harrisburg and P hila leiphia factional
McNicl
ov ibaa
Re pu
» between the Penrose
eieme« n the
Smith wins f the
chine, and
tional leads
local dis
quer ti
cities
chins
defeat
mmon hankering be
ral patronage, which
could utilize in promoting thei:
Liomal interests.
The De
will picture
HOCTARLIC CAMPAIED manager
these conditions in their
work of preventing their party from
relying too much upon gaining ad
vantage from the unque
ter contentions of the
machine factionalists, wi
Ing to destroy one another in local and
State affairs, including the next =e
sion of the State Legislative, will all
be seen
tionably bit
strenuously lining up their
followers for the tepublican Presi
dential ticket. Honey will be supplied
for Progressive flies by those bosses,
following, in this particular, the exam
ple of Hughes himself in his prompting
the Republican National Chairman,
Willcox, to see to the placing of a
number of Progressives in the Nation
al Campaign Committee. Similar bait
for Progressives is seen in their rep
resentation among the 38 men on the
Republican electoral ticket
sylvania, through the
Penrose and Flinn, after
left the matter in the hands of the
home talent.
dickering of
HUGHES AND MEXICO
banks Who Sustained Wilson and
Hit Jingoes Hard.
/
thow error in Preaident Wilson's
handling of the Mexican question, has
the task of avoiding, if possible, any
conflict with the former upholding of
W. Fairbanks, Vice Presidential can:
Hughes in an ada
Vice President Fairbauk
diana Republican
tion, just before
diana, on Aug
Views eX; d in that addrs
dito
placed in the Con nal
the present runni
advocated the ri !
then and since have governad the
President in dealing with the troubl
some legacy left to hi
from that of President Taft, who, In
March, 1911, ordered 20,000
to the border on ac nt of continued
lawlessness in Mexico Ae the Mexi
can disorder were not remedied by
country,
ever since, and
administration
soldiers
Any powey that troop
have remai
President Wilson has had
job of
protecting
ry by
freeboote;
anton
iu
Prosperity at Home
The fact that
admission to Bri
any empty facto
available
ter by the
gpeaks for th
ing high
chine bo
Grundy's
Courier sas
tion is enjoy
derful
has come to the country
ocratic
aistent
Grundy and his
tered upon the
degree of prospe:
administration, is
with the criticls
colleagues
present
Bankers Thank President Wilson
'R. R. MEN WIN SIX
FULL CREW CASES
Rallroads Get Decisions In Four Tests
Of 1911 Act Before Sarvice
Commission,
brought by
herhood of
ten complaints
representatives of the Brot
| Rallroad Trainmen against the big rail
roads of the Btate alleging violation of
1911, were de
vivania Public
the “full crew” Act of
| cided by the Penn
Service Commission in
men and extra men ord
trains In four cases it was held that
the complaints were not well
founded
1 § y y
1X deCisions up MAINE ing rain
Phila. Will Have 1918 Endea
Annuity To Oll Discov
given
ses an annuity w
wealth of Pennsylvi
I.. Drake
rant
revenues
The annuity was $1.500
up against the
ness men who compliment Pre
Wilson for the promotion
try’s business inter
ministration An
growing strength
of the business
the telegram sent
representative bt
financiers assembled
with the annual of
New York State Dan
tion. The telegram over the
ture of their president, B. E
declared the
be that the Federal Res
resulted in great benefit to the coun
{try at large as well as to the banking
| interests
conocel
“Because some people blow alan
derous words your way
if you live with your conscience,” say:
| Governor Brumbaugh. This, how
| is hardly a satisfactory way of dis
| pos'ng of tha accusations that he got
over
along in his gubernatorial campaign
{ and did not account for any
Leampalgn expenses
Roosevelt himself has destroyed
principles and ideals. ileal
‘ for aims which he professed to cher
ish would not have been abandoned
because another defeat was the pros
fluenced by belief that a second beat
ing would bar him from the road to
Washington henceforth
{ Supplies For Workmen Part
Tt Sia Workmer
Board
od Ir
by the «
plies necessarily sel by
{ work should be included in
wages” in
The ruling is made
Commiseioner J. W
| Leech, in a case which will have an
mportant bearing upon the claims in
the anthracite region
Refuses To Lift Road Race Ban.
Highway Commissioner Black re
| fused to reverse his ruling forbidding
hillclimbing and
| State highways, Informing a commit:
tee of Fayelte countians that if publie
sentiment was In favor of such con
testa the Legislature could be petition
ed to permit them
| "avi rage weekly
tion proceedings
n an opinion by
contests races on
| Labor Department To Inspect Schools.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby school buildings throughout
the State will be inspected by men of
of Labor and
| Industry, who Will make recommenda:
| tons ns to fire escapes and similar
fire hazards,
Two Justices Appointed,
These justices of the peace were
pamed: John M. Scott, Beaver, and
William BE. White, Beaver Falls.
| the State Department
KEYSTONE MEN
| Camp Too Small, Will Be Moved |
Nine Miles From El Paso.
Lewis B. Wilson, Formerly a Subway
Morally Wounded
On Border—Blame On
Engineer,
Mexicans
IB. Wilson, a y¢
Phila
Fourth and Eighth At the Border.
Major Gen-
manding, which, be.
#ites are proving toc
great number of tro
will make about three
Fort Bliss, making it
appr mately nine m
P
CAIDD
les distant fr
car line
El! Paso, an ith no street
f the Pennsylvan!
juilias, in the Bi
patrol that border
two squadrons
order f
cements
lowed closely
Mexic
American
th of the
near Do
were
Guardesmen Well Fed.
ints which flooded the
AY or two after the
nd Pennsylvania troops
were little justified,
queitermaster's de
partment her was almost swamped
in putting adequate supplies in po
} rapidivarriving oon
rated camps
a local canto:
cited the fact that the guards
being well fed, many of them
an in civilian life and that
1 and assort
are now
Regular Arms In
A messes are very much
diversified ian those of the
for the militiamen are sup
different
fact. the mili
ing
ing themselves with all magner of
equip.
ice box and a sup
Very |
Many
sickness has occurred.
unhardened militiamen arriving
were while making
camp, due to the combination of train
weariness, the effects of too much ple
and soda pop, hot sun, high altitude
and the labor of pounding tent pegs
into rock soll. These men have long
since recovered and the health of all
the commands is excelient. Many of
the complaints sent East are undoubt-
edly due in large measure to home
sickness. Around the eamps small
houses have been erected and these
are serving as residenecs or club
houses for officers.
Colonels and other commanding offi.
cers of militia here say very few en
listed men with dependents have yet
made application for discharge. Care
fs being taken by officers to see that
their men with dependent families
send the greater part of their pay
home, and in some instances regiment.
al funds have been established to give
further aid.
overcome
CANADIN CROPS
PACELLENT
| Returning Tourists Speak Well
of Their Treatment in
nada,
pe
| made
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Moreover, 16 those who are engaged
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