Border Censorship Showed Weak Spots in War Reporting
Yolumbus New Mexico June 7. A military view of the Mexican campaign describes censorship as a farce and outlines how press rules could protect public need and military security. Major W R Sample proposes joint efforts to craft censorship guidelines while noting motor trucks and information control as key lessons.
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W. R. Sample
Army
Columbus
The
Courier
General Pershing
Juarez
el Paso
Carranza
Convention clashes and crowd roar mark 1916 Republican gathering
The 1916 Republican convention opens with a thunderous roar as Charles D. Hilles secures order amid a sea of ten thousand voices. Across the hall, the Progressive meeting echoes with mixed delegates including women, while Victor Murdock leads the Roosevelt faction in renewed support at the Sagamore Hill line.
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Chairrman Hilles
Victor Murdock
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Kidney Health and Gratitude Note Share Women Health Message
Women are urged to seek relief from kidney and back pain with Foley Kidney Pills. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during the sickness and death of Mrs. Louisa Gurney, with signatures from Mrs. J. M. Simmerson and Mrs. Cornelia Woodell.
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Louisa Gurney
First Baptist Church Thankful for White Support Rally Funds
The colored First Baptist Church thanks white supporters for their loyal help at a Sunday rally where $1,602.08 was collected. May the Lord bless all of them.
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First Baptist Church
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