Them s Our Sentiments and the Party Speeches Compared
A Louisville Courier-Journal piece contrasts speeches by Republican chairman Hays and Democratic chairman Cummings. It argues Cummings offered concrete achievements, while Hays offered high minded generalities. The article favors the Democratic brief, stressing deeds over promises.
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County Judge backs permanent roads bond plan in Advocate
The Sentinel-Democrat quotes County Judge Senff urging a bond issue for durable Montgomery county roads as the only path beyond dirt. The Advocate promotes permanents and notes 50 percent government cost sharing, urging readers to vote for road construction now.
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Irwin Wood Resigns From Sentinel-Democrat
Linotype operator Irwin Wood resigns from The Sentinel-Democrat and The Advocate over printing Call No. 2 for feed coal seeds Mt. Sterling Com Storage Co. 8 P. Greenwade, Prop. (46-41.)
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Senate votes to reject and return Versailles treaty
The Treaty of Versailles failed ratification for the fourth time and was sent back to President Wilson with notice it refused to advise consent. The 49 to 35 roll call split included 21 Democrats for ratification and 12 Republicans opposition, with 20 Democrats voting against. Leaders warned further ratification attempts would waste time while the Senate remains as is. The next moves center on declaring a peace state and ending war status, with a likely fight when the Senate reconvenes.
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Spring Fever Promises New Vitality With Pepto Mangan
An ad touts Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic and purifier to combat spring fatigue. It argues spring blood is sluggish and impure, and urges parents to give Pepto Mangan to children, available in liquid and tablet forms, urging buyers to seek genuine Gude's.
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Rhode Island Red pullets set laying records at Lady Walnut Hall
Judge Ben R. Turner reports eight Rhode Island Red pullets laying for February and March with 18 and 14 eggs respectively. One pullet laid 24 in January and 22 in February with 14 in March up to the 21st.
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Rhode Island
John G Roberts Improves After Illness in Louisville
John G Roberts of this city fell ill at the Waiterson Hotel during the Democratic conference. Mrs Roberts was notified and rushed to his bedside. His condition has greatly improved though he remains weak and is expected to return home later this week.
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Louisville
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