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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1918

Page

3

Folk Urges Wilson Backing At Democratic Convention

Former Governor Joseph Folk appeals Missouri voters to unite behind President Wilsons war policies and Democratic ticket. He highlights 100 percent Americanism, supports Supreme Court Judge Walter W. Graves and State Superintendent Del Lamkin, and stresses unity to win the war and shape postwar world order.

Joseph W. Folk Missouri Jefferson City Folk Wilson Supreme Court Supreme Bench Walter W. Graves Commonwealth del W. Lamkin Lamkin United States Senate House of Representatives Senate United States Abraham Lincoln Sean

Folk Defines Democracy in Theaters of World Ideals

The piece contrasts Prussianism and Democracy, praising democracy as a religion of brotherhood and moral law. It extols equal rights, property respect balanced with human rights, free worship, and government by the people. It frames democracy as the torch bearer of liberty, aligning with Woodrow Wilson and Missouri's Senate representation.

Woodrow Wilson Missouri Senate of the United States

Democrats open state campaign in Kirksville September 21

The Democratic State Committee plans a Kirksville kickoff on Saturday September 21 with former Governor Joseph W Foote delivering the keynote. The event follows a committee meeting at the Equitable building and aims to mobilize for the Liberty Loan drive starting September 28. Attendees from Kansas City St Joseph and other counties discussed election prospects and pledged strong support for Folk and the Democratic ticket.

Kirksville Missouri Kirkeville Joseph W. Footh United States Secretor Executiv Committee Democratic States Committeer Demawatle Equitable Republic Liberty Arive Polk Tenneslie Council Bon Jatilu M Menlo Creanfield Eteneratle William J. Fleming Monett J. E. Co St. Joseph Emmet O'Malley Kaos H. C. Bell Potow T. HH. Faher Marshall Dimer Jones Li Plata John M. Atkinson St. Loi Y. Mitchell Springfier Commnilte Kansas City Marginal Springfield O'Melley Jackson County Shannon Pendergast United States Congress

No Wilson Opposition Emerges in Wichita Eagle Clipping

Victor Murdock, described as a prominent advocate and former congressman, appears prepared to oppose Gov. Polk’s administration as shown in a Wichita Eagle clipping. The piece hints at a presidential letter opposing policies labeled as coming from WW FolkI of Migegurt, indicating political maneuvers and potential factional splits within the party.

Victor Murdock Weekkown Formar Congress Gov. Polk Wichita Eagle Hiss Wilbe Joop WW Folki Migegurt

Folk Nominates Joseph Folk for U S Center Seat

The Cassville Democrat hails Hort. Joseph Folk for United States Senator, praising his honor and integrity and urging voters to elect him by a large majority to uphold the commonwealth’s good name.

Hort Josph W. Folk United States Henoury Cassyville

Folk an able man Polk victory in Missouri race

The Gl among Missouri’s papers notes Hon. Joseph W. Polk’s win by 27581 votes over Senator Willey, a result seen as clear will of the people. The niece’s vacancy created by Senator Stone’s death will be filled by a Missouri leader, with support for the President and national government urged using all available means.

Missouri United States Senate Germany Avericy Europe BH International Court of Arbitration America Washington Wilson DePartment of State Interstate Commerce Commission Joseph W. Polk Willey William J. Stone

Folk's Great Speech at Democratic Convention

Gov. Folk delivered a stirring address before the Democratic convention in Jefferson City. The Potent speech impressed attendees, generating strong enthusiasm for party success and elevating Gov. Polly as a hero in Rolla Herald coverage.

Gov. Folk Jefferson City Gov. Polly Rolla Herald

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Polk Lincoln McKinley Wilton Col. Roosevelt New York Peace Commission Harrison Spain Col Roosevelt House Tory Kalker Kinleer Democracy Gadner Stott Perris National Congressional Committee Thomas Marshall Frederick D. Gardner Yoseate Emmyett O'Malley Kansan City Mendergast
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