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Nordquist & Mauck Teachers’ Agency
Burnstadt
N. Dakota
Knox resolution sparks heated protest over peace treaty
The Louisville Times condemns the Knox resolution as dangerous to the Peace Conference and the League of Nations. It warns that passage could nullify wartime sacrifices and damage US authority to negotiate peace. It cites Hays and Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns at Evansville as leading Republican voices praising patriotism.
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Germany
Senate
Louisville Times
Will H. Hays
Fletcher Dobyns
Chicago
Evansville
Mrs.Dobyns
Editorial ripples on Wilson and the Democratic Congress
The piece compares Democratic and Republican editorials from the Courier Journal and the Indianapolis Star. It argues President Wilson erred in appealing for a Democratic majority and accuses Republican editors of betraying the nation, echoing Taft’s critique of the Senate as untrustworthy. The writer asserts the opposition is harsher than Wilson or Taft alleged.
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Democrat
Courier Journal
Indianapolis Star
Wilson
Senate
United States
Indiana
Taft
Senate in Small Business Over Treaty Draft Leak
Indianpolis Star condemns Borah and others for publishing an unofficial draft of the peace treaty. It argues the Senate oversteps dignity by aiding German aims and discrediting U S delegates at Versailles, urging patience until a complete treaty is ready.
The Evils of Partisanship in the Senate
A column condemns Republican partisanship in the U S Senate criticizing efforts to discredit the Peace Conference gains. It argues the Senate has degraded its dignity and betrayed dead heroes, urging patriotic action against perceived schemes. It cites an Indianapolis Star quote accusing the Senate of playing into the enemy’s hands.
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United States Senate
Senate
France
Indianapolis Star
Senate Telegrams Condemn Action Recorded
Citizens dispatch formal telegrams to the United States Senate denouncing a recently recorded action. The move signals strong parliamentary reaction and demand for reconsideration.
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United States Senate
Peace of the World urged as nation seeks League of Nations
An editorial argues for united support of a world peace via a League of Nations and a peace treaty. It appeals to Republicans and Democrats to back Wilson and Taft, urging citizens to act beyond partisanship and pressure Senate Republicans to end unpatriotic bickering. It calls for prayerful, capable leaders to prevent future wars.
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Burr
Wilkinson
France
Palace of Versailles
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
America
Mars
Japan
Greece
Denmark
Wilson
Clemenceau
Venizelos
Loyd George
Knox and Lodge
Takig
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Taft
Senator Borah Faces Criticism Over Peace Treaty Publication
The Louisville Courier Journal condemns Senator Borah for presenting a copy of the Paris Peace Treaty in the Senate and attempting to publish it in the Record to embarrass President Wilson. The piece argues such acts discredit the United States before allied nations and insults parliamentary courtesy at Paris.
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Borah
Senate
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Paris
United States Senate
Louisvile Courier Journal
O Bannon Plans Congress Candidacy In Third District
Hon J L O Bannon of Floyd county visits Tuesday and declares he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Third district in the next primary. He contests Cox and expects strong Democrats support if nominated, noting the district’s strong Democratic majority.
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J. L. O'Bannon
Floyd County
O'Bannon
Congress
O’bannon
Cox
Third
O Lannon Triumphs in Local Primary Controversy
The Spring Valley Herald notes Mr. O Lannon won the office with Democratic support after they withdrew backing for Mr. Cox. The piece praises O Lannon for a gentlemanly campaign and predicts a strong showing next year as Democrats rally to him. It also critiques Borah's Senate resolution as playing into the enemy's hands.
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Dunbar
Cox
O’lannon
Spring Valley
French Lick
Harrison Township Holds Eighth Grade Commencement
Eighteen eighth graders graduated from Harrison Township with music by the Treble Clef Club and an address by Dr. A N Fortune of Transylvania University. He urged youth to seek service and usefulness, noting war sacrifices and threats like Bolshevism, urging sober citizenship and local boosterism.
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Harrison Township
Floyd S. Cunningham
Mollie Miller
Clarence E. Haas
Floyd M. Miller
George F. Mossler
Oscar L. Gleitz
Minnie M. Fisher
Ddith Fern Thomas
Anna Anderson
Mabel E. Anderson
Garrett R. Stevens
Milton S. Fried
Earl C. Rhodes
Elmer Linden Lahue
Rupert Baxley
Fiona Murriel Haun
Violet A. Lasley
John W. Burd
Norma Funk
J. L. Battram
A. O. Deweese
A. N. Fortune
Transylvania University
Lexington
Fortune
Mathusala
America
Germany
Europe
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