Battle Field Prosperity and the Blood of War Profits
A congressional speech condemns selling arms to warring Europe, arguing prosperity from war costs human lives. It cites 1914–15 trade growth, warns that American factories, milk, and metals feed frontline battles, and urges rejecting war-time wealth as moral poverty.
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Krumphrey
Washington
House of Representatives
Europe
America
Angels of Pity
Red Cross
Democratic Party
The State Ticket and Early Political Attention
The Record endorses Walter A. George for governor and Chester H. Aldrich for U.S. senator, arguing their experience and fiscal prudence will guide Nebraska Republicans to electoral success and responsible governance. It urges voters to consider the April primaries and the ticket’s potential to fulfill pledges and advance progressive legislation.
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United States
Nebraska
Walter A. George
Omaha
Chester H. Aldrich
Lincoln
Otriumphant
Siréleani
Aldrich
Walter Av Geor
George
Bryan Opposes President's Army Plan, Report Says
The Lincoln Daily Star reports that press sources claim William Jennings Bryan plans to oppose President Wilson's army buildup and related appropriations in Congress. The notes suggest Bryan, free since leaving the cabinet, may target Wilson’s policies beyond preparedness, drawing cautious observers to predict a broader opposition.
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W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln Daily Star
Veracity challenged over Polk County culvert dispute
The Record demands proof for Walrath's claim that Polk County owes Wahoo Culvert Co. and questions alleged University of Nebraska test corroboration. It mocks opponents, notes political context, and calls for substantive evidence amid partisan tension.
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Polk County Democrat
Walrath
Omaha World- Herald
Polk County
Polk County Board
Chemistry Department
University of Nebraska
Greenberg
Wahoo
Nebraska
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Report Record Lambs
Stock market notes from Union Stock Yards South Omaha show cattle receipts tolerably heavy but active trade with prices steady to higher. Hogs and sheep rose. lambs hit new highs with top bids near 10.15 and shippers paying up to 10.10, while ewes and yearlings also advanced to new local tops.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Fragmentary Public Notice From 1916 Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me on January 5th, 1916 by S. A. Snider, A. Le Tilley, and M. Timm as directors. The note references grace and Francis Ford, and an expiry date of September 11, 1929. An ad fragment mentions a Wednesday and Thursday event and bringing the ad for admission.
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RDS Smills
Mobilly
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