Public stance on war and peace in 1914 column
The Lexington Intelligencer editor critiques The Kansas City Star and Senator Reed, cites William Jennings Bryan’s cable urging peaceful settlement, and recalls July 1914 events as precursors to World War I. It argues for cautious negotiation over war and highlights Germany’s Belgium invasion timeline.
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Kansas City Star
Senator Reed
Brewers
William Jennings Bryan
German Government Refusal to Conference Sparks Peace Plea
The piece argues Germany could have avoided conflict if its government had met with other powers. It claims Prussian military aims drive a peace offer for German victory. It warns that if the Kaiser will not seek restitution, war should continue until he yields and becomes a supplicant for mercy.
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Germany
Insolvent Leadership in the Republican Party
William Allen White criticizes the Republican Party in Collier's Weekly for bankrupt leadership. He argues the party rejects open minded new ideas, favors old guards, and would fail without adopting fresh issues and capable communicators to engage the public. Roosevelt’s open mind is cited as a contrast to the Old Guard.
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Republican Party
Wilson
Old Guard
Roosevelt
William Allen White
Collier's Weekly
Latham and VanAnglen Family Holiday Travels
Capt and Mrs R K Latham left Wednesday for Alton Illinois to spend the holidays. Mr and Mrs W R VanAnglen went to Kansas City Wednesday for a visit.
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R. K. Latham
Alton
Illinois
W. R. VanAnglen
Kansas City
Impeachment Demand After Missouri Election Frauds Exposed
A Missouri public statement alleges a widespread Republican effort toRegister and vote fraudulent withheld ballots in the recent general election. It cites police reports listing names of supposed ineligible voters and describes attempts to import Black voters from across borders and to manipulate registration. The document calls for a rigorous investigation and impeachment of officials who aided the scheme.
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Ilagai
State of
Missouri
St. Louis
City of
St. Luis
Louis Beniin
Garrison Averiie
Ik Chandler
Bell Place
Prankford
Ind
Robert Howell
Ball Plaice
Willam Bradley
Cook Avenue
Arkwanens
Charles Prielard
Lawton Avenue
United States
Department of Justice
South
Abbe Shelton
Konner
Ayonue
Monthy
Ecockhanes
Demcratic State Committee
Ward
Front Moore
Clark Avenue
Thia
William Wright
Thant Moore
Market Place
Thie
Mra Mitchell
Nettie Teagie
Pine Mirest
Anna Parker
Charles Williame
Florative Barbee
Gorge Clark
Bernard Street
Mra. Spoider
Clarke Avenue
Mississippi River
Illinois
Arkansas
Nave
Bally
Republichh Organiea Lon
Republican Organization
Clicnit
Clicnit Attorney of the City of St. Louis
Regenerating World Beef With Cattalo Meat Idea
Col Knight of Texas envisions cattalo meat solving high beef prices. A cross between Texas longhorn and buffalo, cattalo purportedly yields superior meat with a buffalo hump and hardiness under tough grazing. He argues it could outproduce cattle and resist harsh conditions. The New York Sun reports the concept.
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Col. Knight
Texas
America
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Endorsed by Customer
Overwork worry overeating and lack of rest are blamed for kidney trouble. Mrs J B Perry of Lexington reports Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief from backache and stiffness after a short trial and says she keeps them on hand for necessity See at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N Y 4
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J. B. Perry
Lexington
Foster- Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
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