Russians threaten new reinforcement believed decisive
The report notes increased concern over Russian actions with Switschut schuyn seen as strengthening Prezmysl positions, leading to fears of surrender.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
2
Russian telegraphic order for 100 auto trucks to U.S. firms
The Russian government sent a telegraphic order last week to American manufacturers for 100 automobile trucks, signaling wartime exchange value for the conflict in Europe.
Illinois figures in political range of Raymond Robins
The piece notes Raymond Robins has shifted through Democrat Socialist single taxer and Progressive labels. It argues comparing him to Lincoln as Illinois' greatest figure is far fetched and foolish to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
Lincoln
Farm manager Harry Drake active in local schools and legislation
Harry Drake has managed a farm for over thirty years and has been active in school work and legislation. He is especially familiar with the needs of schools highways and farmer interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drake
Honest voters and proven officials in elected office
The piece argues that taxpayers deserve good service from proven leaders but should not fault unqualified officials chosen by voters, noting that voters share responsibility for the outcome and citing Hinds as an example of this dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinds
Primary vote tally shows Robins at 25043 in state race
Official county count reports Raymond Robins Progressive candidate for senator with 25043 votes, far behind Roosevelt's 386478 in 1912. Republican primary votes numbered 219935 versus 253613 for Taft in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic dissatisfaction cleanly shown in Congress record
The Oct 10 Congressional Record features ten pages of Democratic speeches denouncing the administration for failing to keep pledges. In Pennsylvania the Progressive candidate for governor withdrew in favor of the Democratic candidate, and in Vermont the Democratic candidate drew in against the Progressive. The Democrat continues to publish alleged Herald quotations and comment on them with feigned gravity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Moosers
The
Democrat
Herald of
Herald
Wilson Era Sparks Budget Clash Over Spending
A Democratic Congress under President Wilson confronts a rapid rise in appropriations, now exceeding the last Republican Congress by over 160 million dollars as the president presses his messages and policy agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Congress Pushes River and Harbor Funds and Tax Plan
Democratic senators pressed a $53,000,000 appropriation in the Rivers and Harbors bill while the president and Congress advance a special tax to cover revenue shortfalls from the Underwood tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
County offices demand informed voters for strong government
The piece argues voters must know candidates character, past work, and capability. It stresses county government affects daily life more than state government and asserts only the right men should win county offices.
Master Your Trade Know Your Work and Do It Right
A admonition urging young men to master their chosen line of work. It warns that many professionals and mechanics are only half competent, causing trouble for employers. It emphasizes thorough knowledge of one’s craft and confidence in one’s expertise.
War Secretaries Cancel Brass Button Contracts
After protests by American manufacturers the Secretaries of War and Navy cancelled contracts with British firms for brass buttons worth about sixty to seventy thousand dollars for American uniforms. War uncertainty and delivery delays were cited as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navy
Legislative Voters League names three nominees for state legislature
The Illinois Legislative Voters' League releases its report on nominees. It flags Harry W Drake as a Clark county educator and Marshall county superintendent of schools candidate. E Walter Green as a farmer and stock raiser with interest in good government questions. and DrD Burt is labeled simply as Socialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Legislative Voters’ League
Harry W Drake
Marshall County
Clark County
E. Walter Green
Drd Burt
Ruffner Praised as Fitting County Judge Candidate
Hon A L Ruffner of Casey, Republican candidate for county judge, receives high endorsements from Cumberland county papers. The Greenup Press lauds his business ability integrity common sense and fearless honesty, urging voters of Clark county to elect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ruffner
Casey
Cumberland County
Greenup Press
Lark County
Ruffner
Extravagant Democratic spendthrift list from Congress record
A historical summary lists numerous salary increases and new offices under the Democratic administration. It cites five new offices at 12 000 each and a trimmed Comptroller of the Currency raise to 12 000, plus commissions, ministers, clerks, and attaches across departments. It notes diplomacy raises to Argentina Chile and Spain, and adds a Paraguay Uruguay mission and political appointment examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Commission Act
Board of Appeals
Secretary of the Interior
Argentina
Chile
Spain
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
Paraguay
Uruguay
Views of Roger Sullivan Spark Party Division
A collection of opinions from Bryan, Dunne, Harrison, and others criticizing Roger Sullivan. They accuse him of corporate ties, past corrupt actions, and claim his slogan would derail the party in Illinois. Some defend him as the only candidate aligned with Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ilinois
Edward F. Dunne
Sullivan
Harrison
Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
Ogden
Democratic Party
Marshall Democrat
Wilson
State Department shifts on neutrality and loans clarifies rights
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes a shift in international law stance. It cites Secretary Bryan defending neutrality limits on loans and shipping contraband and credits individuals with the right to ship goods to any country. The piece suggests broader American sales abroad despite war risks and a right to lend without governmental interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
St. L Louis Globe Democrat
New York
France
Bryan
United States
Europe
Spain
Great Britain
Consignee
Sullivan Robins Ballyhoo in Illinois Politics
In a Democratic party controversy linked to Roger Sullivan and new political standards, Senator Owen of Oklahoma funds speeches for Robins the Progressive Senate candidate. Letters reveal facts about Sullivan’s political history previously known only to insiders amid tumultuous Illinois affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunois
Owen
Oklahoma
Robins
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Sullivan and Sherman contest for Illinois Senate seat
The piece argues that Democratic support for Robins would aid Sherman, not Sullivan, noting Joseph M. Page’s advice to stand firm for Sullivan’s opponent. It discusses political tactics, party hypocrisy, and the potential impact of cross votes on the Sullivan campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Sullivan
Isorimer
Oklahoma
Joseph M. Page
Jerseyville
Page
Ilinois
Robins
Sherman
Mr. Page
antiSullivan Democrats
Retired Life Traps a Businessman in Walt Mason Poem
A humorous verse traces a shopkeeper who dreams of quitting work for rest and checker games. After selling his store his longing for ease returns as idle leisure proves hollow, leaving him weary and wiser about work and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
American Dealers Put Profit Over War Needs
The excerpt argues that despite the harms of war, American dealers will supply both sides if it benefits business, insisting sentiment should not block supply of needed war materials.
Fletcher's Castoria promoted as universal remedy
The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a Texas wonder for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief for grav el, diabetes, weak backs, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities in men and women, with bladder regulation for children. Sent by mail if not available locally, using testimonials and Dr. E. W. Hall as address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
Saint Louis
Druggista
The Grand Old Party and Progressive Return
Lafayette mayor Thomas Bauer defends Republican fidelity amid Progressive era shifts. He argues Progressives aimed to reform within the party, warns free trade threatens American industry, and urges restoration of protectionist, pro American principles to revive prosperity and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Thomas Bauer
LaFayette
Ind
National Republican Committee
Republican Committees
Republican Party
United States
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Local User
QO B Price of Faris Illinois endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after rheumatic back pains and restless nights. He reports prompt relief and ongoing use to keep kidneys in good shape. Sold at 50 cents by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeren
Dean
QO. B. Price
N. Main Street
Faris
Ill
Price
New Fall and Winter Suits Overcoats From Famous Tailors
A sale offers 75000 dollars of new fall and winter men s clothing including suits overcoats boys clothing hats and furnishings from Kup penheimer Kirchbaum Nettleton Shoes and other renowned makes. Items will be displayed on the corner of Wabash Avenue and Fifth Street in Terre Haute beginning in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuppenheimer
A. Kirchbaum
Nettleton
Wabash Avenue
Fifth Street
Terre, Haute
India
Sam Goodman’s Clothing Sale Opens in Terre Haute
A longtime Terre Haute retailer, Sam Goodman, announces a retirement sale featuring 5000+ garments from 1915 models. The advertising lists drastic cuts on men’s suits and overcoats, boys wear, underwear, shirts, shoes, and pants with many items offered at about half price to local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goodman
America
Terre Haute
Terre, Haute
onvSia
Toaseeet Tha
Ptice Olave Ae Shale
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Charles Scott
Marshall
Iinois
the Herald
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Andrew Russel
Public
Francis G. Blair
Joseph G. Cannon
Harry W. Drake E. Walter Green
William Knipe
Arthur M. Tarman
John W. Fredenberger
Roy Wells
Harold Bright
Prezmysl
Switschutschuyn
Fletcher
Astoria
Mee
International Law
Sullivan-Robins Ballyhoo
Castoria
S. c
Oria
Grand Old Party
Wabash Ave
St. Terre Haute’s
Pioneer
Ing Merchant
Cor
5Th Street
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