The Presidents Mistake in Campaign Rhetoric
The article critiques President Wilson’s Mecklenburg Declaration anniversary visit as poor timing for a campaign speech. It argues the speech attacked Republicans and allied parties, claiming they seek forward progress, and predicts a coming Republican victory as a corrective for past humiliation.
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North Carolina
Mecklenburg
Wilson
Republican Party
Progressive Party
United States
Jury Rules for Railroad in 35000 Damage Suit
A federal jury in Kansas City found for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad in a 35000 damage suit brought by former conductor Charles M Hoagland whom the company discharged in 1913 for intoxication. Judge Van Valkenburgh instructed the jury that liquor use can justify discharge, noting railroads must protect the public by removing intoxicated employees.
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Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Charles M. Hoagland
Hoagland
van Valkenburgh
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The passage portrays alcohol as a pervasive social ill blamed for disease misery and death. It frames John Barleycorn as an outlaw facing universal condemnation and lacking any legal standing.
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John Barleycorn
John
Advertising the Church and its Modern Growth
A Brooklyn pastor urges trustees to hire a press agent to publicize church activities beyond preaching and praying. He argues advertising can expand church influence amid a thriving modern city church, despite opposition from ultra conservatives. The piece also notes Bryan's Nebraska primary analysis and broader political implications for Wilson and the Democratic Party.
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Brooklyn
United States
Pres. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Noah as Chautauqua Lecturer Versus Preparedness Belief
The writer recalls the world’s fate if Noah had lectured instead of promoting preparedness. The President shows deep contempt for those who miss the “signs of the times” yet seeks renomination by the Democratic Party.
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New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
St. Louis
Nebraska
Wilson
Noah
Bowen S Paint Price Quoted
Mrs. R A Becker visited Atlantic yesterday. Senator John C Voorhees and wife were in Des Moines earlier this week. Mrs Ella Griffith-Woods traveled to Atlantic and Omaha Tuesday to visit relatives and friends.
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John C. Voorhees
Des Moines
Ella Griffith-Woods
Atlantic
Omaha
Atlantic News Notes Visits and Early Spring Happenings
Local residents report visits with relatives in Atlantic and nearby towns. Updates include Mrs. Huff and her son visiting relatives in Atlantic, Miss Finney in Omaha, and Irene Scott in Atlantic with Mrs. Bessie Lowell. Illness updates mention W. H. Bosley showing slight recovery but uncertain prognosis. Several residents travel to Des Moines for Highland Park activities and other family visits continue across Kirkman, Lewis, Massena, and Omaha.
Why Women Take Husbands Names in Marriage
A young woman planned to marry and asked her father why women take the husband’s surname. He replied from amid bills: they take practically everything else, so why not the name.
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Tielen Moore
Helen Paus
St. Louis
Weather Shark Predicts Colder Rainier Summer Ahead
Dr Iral Hicks known as the weather shark says this summer will be colder and rainier than last. The column also jokes about humorous queries on marriage stock and everyday mishaps, noting social topics from hosiery to heroism to a Kansas City arrest tale.
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Iral Hicks
Atlantic visitor McDermott from Co H visits on Monday
Mrs Ira White and two children travel to Savannah Missouri to visit relatives while 1-0-N-I-C, Co H member McDermott makes an Atlantic business visit Monday.
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Ira White
Savannah
Missouri
Harness shop of J IL Stalcup features V shaped papering
J IL Stalcup’s harness shop displays a V shaped exterior after papering, giving the storefront a distinctive look. The article notes the emphasis on the shop’s new display and its local prominence.
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J. IL
Stalcup
Local social notes and housewares shopping update
Miss LaVone Forester and Miss Ze ta Scott visited over Sunday with Stuart friends. Glen Holmes and family visited here last week with LE W Holmes and wife and J C Jenkins and wife. We are still ordering more wall paper selections and carry a stock year round. Clyde H Bowen. Ralph McPermott of Wiola visited locally over Sunday. Mrs Georgia Hendricks and daughter Leila left for Nevada Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs William Angell and Beulah and Fred Angell went to Elliott to visit Archie Angell and family.
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LaVone Forester
Glen Holmes
LE. W. Holmes
J. C. Jenkins
Ralph . McPermott
Wiola
Georgia Hendricks
Leila
Nevada
Missouri
William Angell
Beulah
Fred
Elliott
Archie Angell
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