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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
A sweeping defense of open internationalism argues that isolation is past and U S ships will sail with the flag of freedom. The author envisions universal trade, uplift of workers, and democracy spreading as Prussia and tyranny recede. The piece urges breaking barriers to embrace a world based on rights and real equality.
The Missouri Democracy endorses Hon Uel W Lamkin of Clinton Henry county for State Superintendent of Schools in a time rich with educational reform He is a native Missourian born January 18 1877 in California Moniteau county and has progressed from Clinton principal to County Superintendent and then State Superintendent through a career devoted to education
The St Louis Post Dispatch outlines Democratic support for wartime unity and a working majority in Congress to back President Wilson's war policy. It argues for bipartisan cooperation and criticizes Republican opposition as potentially hampering the war effort, urging voters to back a strong Democratic majority in Congress.
Editorial favors Joseph W Folk of Missouri for the U S Senate urging Missourians to vote for him over rival candidates. It cites Folk's training and governmental experience, calls him courageous and capable, and argues he best represents the people against President Wilson’s stances.
Gov Folk secures the Democratic nomination for U S Senator and gains the full endorsement of President Wilson, described as effectively unanimous for the November election. The Clayton Argus notes Folk’s double fortunes in the same week and frames Wilson’s support as decisive in Missouri politics.
The New York World argues Joseph W Folk has the makings of a better Senator than Missouri has had in Washington for years. The World believes Democrats should nominate Folk, predicting a clear election path for him.
A partial obituary note recalls Judge Waller W. Graves’s career from teaching in New Hampshire to Bates County Missouri and law practice. Appointed by Governor to fill a county court vacancy, his service spanned over a dozen years with notable community involvement and legal duties.
A historical column argues voters should support President Roosevelt and party candidates in the upcoming election. It emphasizes unity, the Peace Commons effort, and the need to back the President’s coalition to avoid Spain and war tensions. It highlights public approval and the belief that party loyalty will ease governance and secure national aims.
A historical editorial praises Missouri and the nation for supporting a candidate for the United States Senate. It highlights public respect for the candidate and emphasizes belief in meaningful governance and national unity through the election outcome.
Congressman Scott Ferre of Lakema predicts a strong Democratic rally behind Ferris in Missouri. He asserts Ferris will win a large majority to go to the Senate, citing party support and regional momentum.
In a compact county notice a duty to rend appears linked to liberty and bonds. The fragment references a local sale action and officials overseeing the process, with emphasis on public rights and county responsibilities.
A wartime appeal urges readers to support an American soldier in France by buying Liberty Bonds of the Fourth Issue. Citizens are directed to visit their banker or turn to the Equitable Building in St Louis to place orders, with proceeds aiding the war effort and bringing troops home.
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