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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
Essay traces U S Mexican conflicts from 1846 to 1876 including Polk's 1846 war moves, treaty terms, and later administrations' complaints. It links border violence to the Diaz era, calls for strong defense, and notes proposals to expand volunteers and mobilize the national guard amid ongoing tensions with Mexico.
The piece argues that a stronger start by Mr. Wilson could have avoided a belated preparedness show and the need for an army on the southern border to deter Mexican raiders who ignore warnings. It reflects on stalled policy and mounting security concerns.
The article voices strong antiwar sentiment urging immediate dialogue over conflict. It likens politicians to quarrelsome youths and warns of dire costs including money spent and lives lost. It critiques sending soldiers while calling for arbitration and restraint.
Fremont Tribune and Atchison Globe reflect on political stance amid war debate. Editors favor continuing argument over entering conflict and note changing perceptions of authority and knowledge as events unfold.
Editorial argues a vigorous Mexican conflict would save lives for both nations and emphasizes resolve in the disputed war discourse. The piece frames the stance as necessary to prevent greater casualties.
The Sioux City Journal argues that Roosevelt followers face a choice on forming a third party. It notes that a viable third party would likely swing the election from Anghes to Wilson and would contradict Roosevelt’s arguments. The piece warns few progressive leaders would support such a move and expects no significant third party ticket in November.
The text discusses Carranza feeling humiliated by a foreign intervention on Mexican soil and demanding the United States depart. It contrasts Carranza’s pride with President Wilson’s aim to pacify the border, framing a dispute over control and legitimacy of law and order between nations.
A major automobile meet in St Paul on July 4 will feature Ralph De Palma and 20 other top drivers racing for purses totaling 20 000. The event includes a 150 mile main race and shorter 10 20 and 50 mile heats with a 80 mph qualification on the two mile concrete course.
The Casscade Pioneer disputes Hughes strength among voters and claims his popular choice won over party leaders. It argues Hughes’ momentum at the convention reflects broad support and predicts a nationwide sweep as he swept the delegates.
A humorous local column touts Sunshine windows and cement feeding floors for hog farms in Iowa. It pitches shingles and Louden carriers, extols roofs with skylights, mocks wind alarms, and urges readers to visit town for supplies while praising local merchants and a booster’s call to community.
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