Preacher of Nihilism in Wilson’s Impeachment Debate
A critical pamphlet argues President Wilson risks anti constitutional rhetoric by praising force and aims to redefine government by amending the constitution. It warns that calls for destruction, if echoed by the chief magistrate, could invite impeachment and justify radical action against the state.
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Wilson
Heman
Des Moines
League of Nations
Minneapolis
Mooney
San Francisco
Hillstrom
Utah
Michigan
The Man Higher Up the Man Higher Up
The piece attacks Senator Chamberlain for attacking Baker Crowder and Wag while blaming Wilson. It argues Chamberlain’s flaws are partisan and that Wilson bears responsibility for war department actions. The author asserts Wilson is the Democratic Party’s only 1920 hope.
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Chamberlain
War Department
Baker
Crowder
Wagmore
Wilson
Democratic
White House
Auto Licenses Due For 1919 Prosecution Of Unlicensed Drivers
The notice requires every automobile owner to obtain a 1919 license. Those who operate cars without the new license face prosecution. License blanks are available at the sheriff's office and other printing venues.
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Sheriff's Office
Contemptible quitter taints Wilson record in political volleys
A column attacks President Wilson as a “contemptible quitter” across fourteen points of his tenure. The piece accuses him of reneging on coastwise tolls through the Panama Canal, secrecy, tariff harm, civil service violation, Mexico killings, rising costs, labor-influence policies, fiscal extravagance, and shifting foreign policy from isolation to intervention, ending with Shantung ownership claims.
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Wilson
Mexico
Contemptible Quitter
Labor Union
Contemptible
Germany
America
Washington
Open covenants promised yet secret negotiations
A historical remark accuses a party of promising openly arrived covenants while secretly engaging in negotiations. The critic labels the party a contemptible quitter amid a dispute over transparency and bargaining.
Republicans in Opposition over Armenia Troop Resolution
Washington October 1 Republican leaders oppose a Senate resolution backed by Senator Hitchcock granting the president power to send troops and navy to Armenia to restore order after British withdrawal. The measure, likely requiring up to 150000 troops, signals U S responsibility abroad and fuels fears that league of nations adoption would widen deployment.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Armenia
Wilson
Senate
United States
America
League of Nations
Finest carnations offered for delivery twice weekly
J. R. Bonwell advertises twice weekly delivery of the finest carnations with funeral designs a specialty and provides phone 132 for orders.
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J. R. Bonwell
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