Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-09-14

A Chronological Contrast Compiled
From Newspaper Reports
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bse.ms 100 a r psr e cen Ps ssn sSt 9 n ns9ss 'f s ssssss passes ss ea%s isse,
St Paul: Reasonable, adequate pe, Washington: The Democratic House
paredness is a primary national of Representatives adopts the con-
p puts to an sce IF that i a that ssS SS3 Is ! 9 %- f nfs+ion ' S1 , on 5 6ns a aG 9c 1 1%si.
charged to the credit of the Ameri- dents defense 1s me measures @s@r '@ -'
Fargo, N. D.: IF elected l should de- Washington: The White House an
e3 s,a ay ability t" serving 'heO Unit n 1"Se sny '@ of the 'me 9 !rss /" Es1 ,I not
to answer Mr. Hughes attacks.
BISMARCK, N: o.: q am keen1y wAsHlNeTon: President Wilson
rE~tura, pro pros rpiys'a a"d Z s esn t to fo 2"t the "S D sp @ns%s Of Of psp"uEitu
do all that can be lone to promote and containing three measures de
", ''".'''@' s%S the 20 s aof5"S and r|T Soa ee%s5S Of
AUGUST r.
htration is to a very great extent ncdacIa makes public figures show.
a sectional administration" ing that half his staff is composed
of Taft apTontccs.
Spokane: NJ. Hughes rests from hu n: w,.h 5a ,r..,.nt Wilson TO
deeds Of President Wilson's admin calls representatives Of the unions
Stration. and employers to the White House
SPOKANE: q am DESTROYS that this wAsH,ne7on: TIL. Senate approve
t %as;5 to to ~ sf ts ss1 :s?''' be at fs ss"" f:9 Il: sr:.s; :ss% en- q o5 s.
partisan ai# commission.
Seattle: "1f we eve fall 50 low that WASHINGTON: The House of Repre-
might IS We'll haul down the flag. mcnts to the Navy Bill calling for
l am lot toe proud to fight the building of sixteen capital ships
within three years.
g,,.... -. a. Womb, !. as, Ayevs1 10 un. ,.,.., s.... 9,
of trust for the United States to ate passes the philippine Bill en-
abandon the Philippines at this fanchisns 100000 men and retain
time ing guardianship yer the Islands
until they al establish a stable
AUGUST II:
that W e do not cave unused the ing the railroad managers have o
national powers which will give US full authority, summons the rail
national prosperity" road presidents
SAN snta' EEA An ;s xsx " gssv people are w zl IN s3s9s., III tA. oh 4su.. Ls 5ss
e sH SIS z: SENATE passes SNIP
Oakland: "wherever we have the GOV Washington: The House passes the
eminent represented in regulation administration Shipping Bill de
tn an: and supervison that is is really and nava, reserve snv and r' build hA1 un an
expert and square with the facts Of American merchant marine to NEE
business me- c con au"S"S"' . the nations
San Diego: 81 believe in preventing Washington: President Wilson re-
children from being drawn too early ceives hundreds of letters com
life" sec Wilson'S deeds of Aug, fight against child labor.
soMEw4ERE IN cAl!FoRNlA: wAssINeroN: President Wilson
s ess;tss ; %s:r V tic policy Die Shame &C. : names name. z ss5ssi5sy o: s5 the Graz. .9ts sss
: Sssx = bS 49, bo,ds E%sns- h +: ON amssissn N: ! %ss' or -
f:1:a:e. + 5ss s:ss ss s5Sn@,; tss diff
Reno, New: I'VE can have peace Washington: The United States Sen
without trouble in this country" ate reposses the Arm Appropria-
ton Bill amended to meet the
AUGUST p:
Ogden, Utah: let u brace ourselves Washington: AT President Wilson's
the honor of the American m resolve to push the fight for a non-
Let us yet the driving force of pa partisan tariff beard in order to be
trnic sentiment" prepared to nee new trade condi-
AUGUST 25.
Cheyenne, Wyo: 81 believe w ought Washnston: The House concurs in
to have compensation acts wisely the Senate amendments to the bill
and fairly provided-n order that providing for compensation of work
those who work may be assured OF men injured while in government
proper projections" service.
AUGUST 20.
DENVER: ~ do not think there mas WASHINGTON: The Federal Re-
been n many years a campagni in serve Boards weekly statement
which business men, soictous for show an increase of more than
the future of he country, should $24OoOO0 n the oaI earning assets
feel or have so deep an interest" of the member banks.
AUGUST 2.
Estes Park, Colo: Mr.. Hughes goes Washngton: President Wilson con-
into seclusion to Iestfr om the ar fers Will Democratic leaders about
duous abors of his campaign of plans % save the country from a
criticism. railroad strike.
AUGUST %.
Estes Park, Colo: Still restng-a Washington: President Wilson. still
game of gof-posing for the moving hborin- to avert a railroad strike
picture men-a musicale in the even decides to 90 before Congress and
ing-resing. ask for arbitration and eghthour
laws