William Gibbs McAdoo Emerges as Democratic Hope
A Colorado Springs dispatch argues William Gibbs McAdoo, former treasury secretary and railroad director general, is a likely Democratic presidential candidate. It notes his Wilson ties, labor appeal, conservative stance, and perceived ability to unite factions despite not favoring a full Wilsonian path.
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Well Worth Considering as Presidential Timber
The passage notes that the subject is "well worth considering as presidential timber" indicating strong suitability for future leadership roles. It emphasizes qualities admired in potential presidents and frames the person as a serious consideration for higher office.
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Presidential Timber
Graduation reflection urges graduates to follow dreams honestly
A graduation message urges Monroe's class to pursue their chosen talents with perseverance. It emphasizes the Golden Rule, faith, hope, and personal integrity, warning that straying for quick money haunts one later. It encourages staying true to one’s ideals and enduring obstacles toward a meaningful life.
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Nicodemus
Daniels in the Lion’s Den and Navy Victory
A patriotic tribute lauds Secretary Daniels for defending the navy against Sims attacks. It credits him with guiding a highly efficient Navy Department that pushed men and ships to Europe during World War I, despite submarine threats and political criticism from the press and Senator Penrose.
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Revelations on Allied Navy and War Time Criticism
The piece comments on critics like Daniels and Sims attacking the British navy after the war. It defends Daniels by noting his disclosures of inner wartime administration and President statements as true. It argues the Anglo French forces and allies faced a moment of morale and strategic doubt when the United States entered the conflict.
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Daniels
Sims
France
United States
Truth that America won the world war on land and sea
The speaker argues that German invincibility was a myth and credits Britain and the Allies with overcoming crucial obstacles at decisive moments. The core claim is that America won the war on land and sea, and truth will prevail regardless of reluctance to state it.
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Americs
Jersey Milk and Cream Delivery in City at 20 Cents
Milk and cream from Mrs. E. S. Maupin offered for home delivery in the city. Price is 20 cents per quart. For orders call phone number 563 8 tf.
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