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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic urges readers to support home merchants during the holiday shopping period. It notes the opportunity for local businesses to gain attention and hints at the oddity of notices inviting public attendance yet labeled no admission.
The Seven Seas Magazine quotes a navy organ arguing against aggressive expansion and armed conquest, urging restraint while considering national growth through nonviolent means instead.
A businessman notes expansion as an inalienable right and duty, questions militarism and navalism, and recalls wavering support in past elections. He now favors Wilson, believes the Republican stance could fail to steer the party clear of danger, and suggests a strong leader to unite the party if Hughes remains distant.
A group of young men who broke windows in front of a Nazarene church at First and Center streets were arrested at Buena Vista. The judge sentenced the troublemakers to thirty days in county jail after it was shown they had been troublesome for a year or more.
Congressman Claude Ki of North Carolina writes to President Thom Newlin of Guilford College protesting Wilsons preparedness policy. Ki argues few understand the proposed maus expenditure and criticizes the administration for military spending.
A neat assortment of fancy baskets is available with prices ranging from ten to twenty five cents each. The display promises attractive options for gift giving or decorative use. Customers are invited to view the selection and select their preferred basket style.
A letter argues the naval program vastly inflates spending, surpassing gains of all nations in the prewar era and dwarfing German and British outlays. It notes the five year plan multiplies naval appropriations and the army program doubles Army funding, urging caution as nations face exhaustion and a renewed arms race. The writer warns such wartime spending will shock the world and delay universal peace.
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