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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
3
In a fragmentary portrait from October 2027 notes, a ruler whose reign sparked both reverence and fear is described as a dreamer shaping events. The narrative praises ambition and authority while acknowledging dissent, portraying a leader whose charisma drew people forward yet bred introspection about power and its consequences.
A crowd-sourced tribute cites Theodore Roosevelt as the nation’s guiding force in danger and division. The address, attributed to A. M. Hyde, lauds his courage, public service, and the square deal as antidotes to anarchy. It notes future generations will recall his enduring influence on American identity and patriotism.
Governor Frederick Gardner reflects on a personal friendship with Theolow Utoeesell during campaign week starting October 20. The eulogy notes contributions to a fund and lauds Roosevelt era service as an enduring example to citizens.
As early war winters began, Med Grass sent a contingent to Serbs to curb typhus with U S aid. After the United States joined the conflict, Red Cross efforts intensified. By August relief operations expanded, tents or convoys aided refugees, hospitals were set up, clothing and medical care provided, dental work restored, farm machinery and seeds supplied, and programs helped children and land productivity amid hardships depicted by a Serbian girl's somber photograph.
Smith Tholle Stith Wits was found guilty of murder in the first degree at a Hartville circuit court term led by Circuit Judge Co 1. Skinker, and began serving his life sentence. The case involved allegations that he supplied whiskey laced with strychnine that caused Alfred Hatnell’s death at Astoria on July 4. The jury included Clarence Critecher and several others, with Sheriff C. G. Sanders and deputies transport coordinating the case and prisoner movement toward the penitentiary.
Oak Forest area notes report Mrs. James McIntosh returning from Missouri visits, Henry Borge farm rental, and residents making trips to Wichita and Joplin. A Ford introduction by Morgan at Brushy Knob, a Sunday prayer meeting at Hickory Flat, and Trow Brook Ja preacher events noted. Movements include Riley's move from Sowers to Hodge place near Cold Spring and Donald Glenn’s Christine trip with Der Frank Benke guiding as far as Joplin.
A loosely readable note references individuals in the Minettela Marshfield and Momitalma Grove area, mentioning past residence but providing no concrete event, date, or actionable detail for a full newspaper item.
The Roosevelt Memorial Association launches a national campaign October 20 to 27 seeking five million dollars. Funds will support a Washington monument, a library and a foundation for teaching the Roosevelian idea of 100 percent Americanization in schools and colleges. The non political, nonsectarian group includes men and women of all creeds, with local chapters across the state. Admirers may contribute during the designated week to aid future generations.
The Senate Labour Committee urges Americanization of immigrants with one language English to avert industrial calamity. The move aligns with Theodore Roosevelt doctrines as Roosevelt Memorial week nears, with five million dollars to be raised publicly between October 20 and 27. Roosevelt Memorial Association head William Boyce Thompson says all fundraising costs are covered by Roosevelt supporters and funds will fund memorial activities.
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