War Power Tied to Administration in Election Year
The piece argues the next two and a half years hinge on the national administration and party in power, warning that defeating the administration risks weakening U S war effort and international standing. It cites Roosevelt 1898 and notes the Star's editorial on grief across states from the draft and the democratic nature of soldiers.
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Stand United Behind President Wilson Amid War Strife
The piece argues for full unreserved support of President Wilson and the Democratic Party in the face of Republican gains. It contends Wilson holds global influence during wartime, and a Republican victory would weaken allied aims and the cause of freedom. It warns that opposition would undermine the United States’ moral leadership.
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Republican Leaders Accuse Draft Favoritism Stirring Debate
A partisan charge by Feniter Watson of Indiana claims the draft favored a section in a bid to unify America. Records from the war department and General Pershing's Allied forces in France refute the assertion. Early lists show names from 46 units following the German defeat by Franco-American troops on the Western front.
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Wilson Wins Race in War Confidence Grows
Lloyd George said in Edinburgh that Wilson won the race after the second Marne battle. The All Highest may issue proclamations to dispirit troops, yet Germany is beginning to realize that Wilson won. The New York World reports the sentiment.
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New York World
A Rud e Awakening From War Ledger of German Actions
The New Yorker Staats-Zeitung tallies German war deeds and costs in four years of global conflict. It contrasts Germanys atrocities and expansion with the sacrifices and burdens borne by German and allied peoples, noting devastated colonies, debt, and damaged reputation abroad.
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German American Awakening Amid War Fervor in Staats-Zeitung
The Staats-Zeitung voices a stern shift in German American sentiment as they condemn Imperial Germany and applaud American war commitment. It notes German heritage Americans aligning with the Stars and Stripes, while urging perseverance to end the German threat and prevent another world catastrophe.
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Stand By Wilson Win The War Doctrine At Convention
Representative Scott Ferris, chair of the Democratic National Committee, urges unwavering support for the president and government to defeat German militarism. He frames the issue as standing by the flag, country, and president, echoing Civil War and Spanish American War calls to unity during wartime.
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Local Social Notes From Antioch to Alliance
Mrs. Rolla Wilson of Antioch hosts Mrs. B J Sallows this week. Mrs. Ralph Darrow of Chicago arrived on the 22nd to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C C Smith in Alliance. Miss Thelma Westley returned home from Wheatland Wyoming. Marguerite Carey came back to Alliance after visiting Boulder Colorado. LaRben Lunn returned to Alliance after about two months in Omaha. A dancing party at Reddish hall entertained friends of Hugh O Connor John Carey and Wade Grassman Wednesday night. Miss Eva Sledow returned from a two week visit with her parents in Sidney. Mr and Mrs F A Bald and family returned from Hot Springs. Miss Alta Dye left for Grand Island and Lincoln for about two weeks. Oscar Braman returned from Omaha on business. Mrs J M Miller and daughter Martha returned from a ten day visit at Crawford. Mrs M E Gurley and granddaughter Margaret Gurley returned from Sheridan after a short visit with Trainmaster F G Gurley.
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Chicago
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C. C. Smith
Hugh O'Connor
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Wade Grassman
Reddish Hall
Alta Dye
Grand Island
Lincoln
Horses for sale at Rudolph Meyer ranch near Al. Hance
Thirteen head good young stock include two spring colts and two one year olds. The balance are two three and four year olds. Call or write Rudolph Meyer twelve and one half miles west of Al Hance Nebraska 38 21 3 9513.
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al. Hance
Nebraska
For Sale or Trade: Mare Team and Colt in Lakeside NE
A good team of mares a gelding and a two year old male offered for sale or trade for a Ford. Value listed at 350 dollars in total. Address J. R. Van Wagenen Lakeside Nebraska. 88 11 9512.
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