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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

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Mover Wing Promotes League of Nations Warning

Mrs Mover-Wing delivers fiery appeals across the Osark region urging votes for certain candidates on one ticket and a separate push to oppose the Covenant on the League of Nations ballot Workers, farmers, and residents of Seem fell and Carthage urged awareness of political propaganda The article endorses reading and understanding the League preamble amid a local drive by trade unions and political activists based in Kansas City and surrounding counties.

Mever Alice Curin Republican Party Laie Globe Demerrat Seem Fell Carthage Joplin Ars Td Republic Wong Cooliers Mra. Moyer-Wine T.ngours Tate Powlt Missoni Petscnane Mone Ac Hugh Drury College Speogfield Normal Marcinville College Morrneville Coteen Cottey Callege Secu Uyarks

Laboring Men Urge Vote Against Amendment No 14

Workers appeal to the public to reject Amendment No 14 to the Workmen’s Compensation law. They say it favors large insured corporations, deprives trial by jury, and harms injured workers and families. They urge a NO vote and claim the law was pushed by insurance lobbyists.

Rau Bel Insurance Company S and Corporation

Ring and ticket attack on county politics and the “Court House Ring”

The document condemns a political ring in Holing er county and warns of coercive tactics in the upcoming election. It lists candidates including John F Wintera for Presiding Judge and D B Corbin for Judge of the Southern District, praising their integrity while calling out alleged corruption and urging voters to resist the ring.

Bert Pater Euch Walter Gray Repro Hollinger County John F. Wintera Weno Vital Fied D. B. Corbin Dan A. Dempster Hiim Pfers Obf W. Reilly Grover Back Wesley L. Lutes Bollinger Norty Ley Peay Roy Crader Sheri Rey Tun Partisas Pelitice Can Howe Ray

Voters in Rolling Prairie Endorse Sullivan Middelkamp

A political appeal praises John L. Sullivan for Secretary of State and Geo H. Middelkamp for State Auditor, arguing for fair taxation and opposition to real estate tax hikes. It urges Rolla County residents to support candidates who promise equal tax distribution and oppose excessive levies on land and homes.

John L. Sulivan H. Middelkamp Old State Tax Commission Doubine Oywry Sulivan Ms. Middelkamp John TL. Sullivan Geo. H. Middelkamp John L. Sullivan Cheorre H Missouri

Tax on Land Sparks State Election Debate

John L. Sullivan secretary of state and George H. Middlehahn state treasurer oppose an excessive land tax arguing it raises unfair burdens on landowners. They claim the tax is unnecessary and harmful, portraying officials as corrupt and seeking reform in the upcoming state election.

John L. Sullivan George H. Middlehahn

Normalcy in Practice in Harding era Senate critique

A critical overview accuses Senator Harding of dodging key issues and waffling on votes over civil rights, self determination, and foreign policy, highlighting his stance on Prohibition, the League of Nations, and wartime measures. The piece urges voters to support Cox and Roosevelt.

Democrats Reply to Republican Women on War Debate

Democratic women of Hole linger county rebut a misrepresented letter accusing Republicans of hawkish aims. They defend President Wilson and his diplomacy to keep the nation out of war, contrasting Republican portrayal with Democratic restraint.

Hole Linger County Arade Thic Wilson

League of Nations calls Cox and Roosevelt for peace

A pro League of Nations appeal urges voters to back Cox and Roosevelt on November 2, opposing Mr Harding who is portrayed as pro war. The piece cites past votes for universal military training and munition production, arguing only Cox and Roosevelt will secure peace. It praises Brewster as a “good, clean man” and denounces Republican propaganda about women voters and wartime loyalties.

League Saul Bollinger Cop Verkins Peweerste Conreal Committee Germany Roosevelt Hayeubliean Senate Atv Congress White Eraal Reate Ublicans Charles F. Hughes League of Nations Cox Harding Peace League Ladies Publicity Committee Thirteenth de Soto Brewster J. Lo Bubler Fromm Wy Ourd

Political appeal urges unity and duty at the polls

A letter criticizes division and vilification in politics and urges readers to vote for men and issues. It exhorts Mr. Vater to stop listening to the bank and fulfill electoral duty while warning Bollinger County residents about rising debt and taxes. The letter boosts Hon. Arthur T. Brewster for Congress as "big enough for" the job.

Boycot Mr. Vater W. A. Reynolds Bollinger County

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