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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary public notice urges voters to register by October to vote on November 3. It notes confusion and urges Democrats to inform Republican neighbors about registration, warning of a November 2 deadline in a debated context.
A garbled account discusses methods of data collection and the acceptance of evidence in a case. It references officials, a path section, and mentions suspicions about a suspect’s background and behavior without clear conclusions or names.
The Harrison County Democrat profiles twenty Democratic nominees led by Congress candidate William E. Cox. It highlights Rui Miller, O Bannon, Pillian, and others, praising years of public service, farming backgrounds, and community work while urging support for the ticket in forthcoming elections.
Belgium’s ambassador presented a formal plea to President Wilson detailing alleged German cruelties in Belgium during World War I. The message accuses Germany of massacres, destruction of towns, and looting, while urging U.S. neutrality and justice in assessing wartime violations. Royal envoy Carton de Wiart conveyed Belgium’s insistence on accountability and humanitarian law.
Reporters at the State Committee rooms say Democratic hopes rise after the State Fair visitations. Key figures like Kunkel of Alviston and Vollmer of Vincennes report brighter conditions in the Eighth and Second Districts, with expected reelection of William A. Curlop and broad support for the Wilson administration amid rising farm prices.
A historical quotation attributes to Woodrow Wilson a call for true neutrality, arguing that a government should remain apart from the conflict and withhold final judgement until the war’s events unfold in full. The speaker stresses frankness and a friend’s prudence in reserving judgment.
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