Paul before Festus and Agrippa in Caesarea
The lesson outlines Paul's imprisonment under Festus at Caesarea and his appeal to Caesar. It covers the Jewish charges, Festus seeks Jewish favor, Paul defends himself, and Agrippa’s involvement as the case moves toward Rome. It notes Nero and the Roman legal context, plus lessons on steadfast testimony.
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Paul
Rome
Nero
Caesarea
Luke
Festus
Felix
Jesus
Christ
Bunyan
Bedford
Luther
Wittenberg Castle
Paul Brand
God
St. Paul
Caesar
Tertullus
Jerusalem
Agrippa
Palestine
Agrippa I
James the Elder
Apostle
the Great
Innocents
Bernice
Watchful Waiting film mocked for campaign tactics
The New York World reported a Republican National Committee produced multi reel film Watchful Waiting depicting a fabricated tale of Villa and Huerta attacks, convents, and a sleeping President Wilson. Exposed cast of Republicans blamed the effort as crude propaganda and the committee shelved the project.
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National Committee
New York World
Republican National Committee
John Martin
Marion Lombard
Martin
United States
Mexico
Marion
Charity
Huerta
Wilson
Vera Cray
Andrines
Colby
Everett Colby
Willcox
George W. Perkins
Herbert Parsons
James B. Reynolds
Hughes
Republican Committee
Hal Reid
Reid
Republicans discredit Wilson policy with rotton film stunt
The piece denounces a Republican plan to smear President Wilson through a sensational film by a pardoned convict. It accuses Hal Reid and Republican headquarters of deceit, poor taste, and political manipulation, calling the campaign tactics vile and damaging to the party's image.
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Republican National Campaign
Wilson
Hal Reid
Republican National Committee
Tal Reid
Republican
Everett Colby
Corker
Brooklyn
Col
Roosevelt
Medina
Indiana Debts Paid and Treasury Balance Reported
Senator Miles Poindexter cites Indiana’s 1916 fiscal year close showing a cash balance of 1 005 378 64 and full payment of Republican debts. Democrats tout reduced general fund levy and no state debt for the first time since 1859.
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Willis S. Thompson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Secretary of State
Ralston
Fairbanks Rebukes Hughes Roosevelt and Self in 1913 Speech
Charles Warren Fairbanks, speaking to Indiana Republican editors at the Claypool hotel in August 1913, rebukes Hughes and Roosevelt and himself for current utterances. He warns against intervention in Mexico, urges upholding Wilson, and promotes faith in the President as safer guide than sensationalists or soldiers of fortune. He cautions that intervention could mean war and massive costs and calls for patience and calm in foreign policy.
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Indianapolis
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Claypool
Charles Hughes
Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Rio Grande
Wood and Hughes Debate in Gary on Eight-Hour Law
Congressman Will R. Wood introduced his candidacy in Gary Indiana while Mr Hughes championed American ism to a working men audience. Wood backed the Adamson eight hour law and seeks re election. The speech avoided direct remarks on the eight hour law, with two reasons cited for dodging the topic.
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Gary
Ind
Will R. Wood
Hughes
Indianapolis News
Wood
Eight Hour Day Spreads Wage Gains Across Chicago Workers
Indianapolis bureau reports Chicago employers grant voluntary eight hour day with no pay cut for 20 000 workers. Packers nationwide raise pay by time and a half for overtime boosting payroll by about 4 million dollars annually. Clothing firms cut hours but keep pay, affecting 26 000 workers and shifting nearly 1 million a year in wages.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
United States
Hughes
Germany
Mexico
Associated Press
Asso ’ .I.n
Cucago
Uvj
Jacob Abt
Wilson & Co
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Libby, McNeil & Co
Morris & Co
Disorderly conduct ejects heckler at Peoria event
A man in Mr. Hughes's audience at Peoria shouted a question about Wilson's place and was ejected by police. The Springfield Republican notes the remark and urges similar treatment for voters asking the same question.
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Mr. Hughes
Peoria
Wilson
Springfield Republican
Hughes attacks eight hour law in labor clash
The Commoner accuses Mr. Hughes of favoring sweeping the laboring man over the eight hour standard. The remark signals a significant issue, though critics say he has chosen the wrong side.
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Hughes
Swat
Our Kind of a Man
A critique of Henry Ford portrays him as a successful but criticized figure. The piece argues Ford built wealth through clean methods yet faces opposition from Perkins and Mulhall who call him insane. It notes Ford’s support for Woodrow Wilson and suggests Hughes editors mock him as an idiot for backing a Democrat.
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Henry Fore
George W. Perkins
Mulhall
Henry Ford
Woodrow Wison
Hughes Pres
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