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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
2
Elmsford New York resident Mrs Charles BE Jones recounts a curious remark from months ago about morning routines and desire to avoid morning obligations. The fragment hints at personal health mentions and a distant reference to a Ladley Birthday event and a Black man named Thedford within a stray, disjointed narrative.
The piece urges Missouri Democrats to choose their own slate on August 1 without outside influence from Republicans. It asserts voters will reject dictation, warn Republicans not to dictate, and says Democrats will unite to support their nominees on a solid platform at the forthcoming convention.
The piece denounces circulating war propaganda about Mexico including claims of a Mexico-Japan alliance and a Japanese army landing in Mexico. It dismisses the myths as absurd attempts to spur support for war and to discredit President Wilson, noting the effort to inflame public opinion.
The Tipton based Industrial Home for Newru Girls is completed and open for reception. Established by the Legislature in 100, the project faced non action from Governor Hadley’s administration. About $100,000 funded by the current administration, adding to $476,000 unpaid bills left as a legacy. The Hadley era is labeled a blue ribbon taker for dodging responsibility.
In Sedalia and Pettis County momentum grows for John L. Sullivan as Democratic primary nears in August. He rose from selling papers on city streets to a candidate of the people, promising radical changes if elected and appealing to voters in the common citizen class.
Democrats seek disclosure of who vows to ignore the constitutional mandate and block public propositions. If Shupp Jones Swanger or others made such promises, the public deserves disclosure. No candidate should operate with secret obligations or off the record deals. If constitutional provisions are to be nullified, the people must know who pushes the chaos and demand disclosure.
A California commission studying rural credits calls the Missouri Land Link Law the best model found and suggests patterning California's approach after it. Fire insurance law revisions last year inspired several states. The piece notes that Republican administrations rarely set models for others, allegedly not serving the masses.
The article critiques convention leaders for insincerity in their speeches and platforms, arguing they advocate war without presenting concrete justification while noting the constitutional framework behind the stance.
The passage notes Congress holds power to declare war, and no Republican congressman has introduced a war resolution in either house. It argues that their attempt to attack Wilson with glittering generalities and innuendo is an in glorious failure approaching pitiable.
Harding’s keynote at the Republican convention frames a plea for “amends” to Progressives who must abandon their principles. The writer depicts it as hollow, with no substantial offer, while noting true Progressives align with the Wilson banner and a victorious party.
The text notes a May discrepancy in the treasury and a larger Labaner by June 1 per Auditor Gordon while warrants were paid. It alleges the Globe-Democrat and Post rejected admitting the story to their columns and accuses papers of publishing false rumors to influence public opinion and partisan aims.
The piece accuses Democratic and Western Republican senators of backing the appeasement of a controversial appointment, praising the president for siding with the masses over the classes and predicting a November victory for him.
Democratic prosperity has flanked propaganda for higher railroad rates and Missouri remains favored with the 2-cent passenger rate. Peace and prosperity have convinced railroad managers that attention to business, not a rate increase, is needed.
A. W. Gleason Notary Public endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to act on mucous surfaces. Sent testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo sells through druggists. Advertisement mentions fire and a misprinted mis-spelling Halle family cite.
The article notes T A spoke of himself eighty three times in a St Louis City Club address and quips that the only true American has a right to emphasize himself. It adds General Wood was considered for the Republican ticket, though not chosen, predicting a ticket with that kind of head.
Democratic voters are capable of selecting the Democratic candidates. The orders of self constituted commanders will be folded up neatly and consigned to the waste basket.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting substitute for calomel claiming it cleans the liver and bowels by morning without salivation or sickness. It targets bilious, constipated readers and promises a money back guarantee if results fail.
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