Wilsons War Tax Politics Stir Raging GOP Debate
A fragmented 1919 style critique argues Wilson betters Wall Street by using public funds for people, contrasts Baker against Root, condemns Morgan & Co influence, notes partisan attacks on Colonel House, and ends with a birth notice and gospel meeting call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Mr. Root
Newton D. Baker
Johnson
Cleveland
Wall Street
Republican Party
Baker
Colonel House
Wilson
Morgan & Co
United States
Texas
United
Gospel Meetings Open at Opera House in Rock Port
A January Gospel meeting led by Evangelist Klein, despite bad weather, draws strong business turnout. Local merchants praise Klein’s messages as he strengthens Rock Port’s religious scene and prompts many to seek Christ. Church leaders urge extending the revival to Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
W. J. Brace
Evangelist Klein
Rock Port
Rev
Oxford
Miss
Christ
Oxford Churches Unite Ahead of January Meetings
A Sunday report notes G A Klein urging local business leaders and churches to address needs in Oxford. He mentions a moved meeting date and renting an Opera House for January, expressing strong sympathy and support for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelist
G. A. Klein
Oxford
Revival Strengthens Rock Port Community Spirit
A church revival led by Mr Klein and Mr Clark renews faith across Rock Port. Ministers report closer pastor congregation ties and broad business support, with children joyful in song and many parishioners accepting messages through music.
Local Notes on Social Events and Illnesses
Local brief notes report Misses Mary Janie and Dorothy Bruce with measles and Marguerite and James McLure recovering from German measles. Mrs Stowers hosted the 20th Century Book Club, while Mrs D L Sultan hosted the Woman's Book Club and the Browning Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Janie
Dorothy Bruce
Margie Parks
Mrs. Stowers
20Th. Century Book Club
D. L. Sultan
Woman's Book Club
Browning Club
W. E. Lawhorn
Clarksdale
Speakers for County Meetings
The War Savings Campaign is on and speakers will be sent to any part of the County next week to advocate Thrift Stamps. General war issues will be discussed and those not going to the front will be told how to help win the war. T. H. Somerville, Chairman. Oxford Miss. Jan 30 1918.
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T. H. Somerville
Oxford
Miss
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Carter’s Drug Store
Hone
Vietrola Records
Robert L. Tomlinson
Jeweler
Hustace Bldg
West Side Square
Walter J. Bruce
OPERA
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Mark
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Mr. Klein
Clark
Chiis
Jesus
Hazel
May McDermont
Water Valey
Lottie Morgan
Wylie Handiey
Gunnison
Lewis
Telephone Company
Lyersburg
Tenn
Charles Hervey
Water Valley
R. G. Morgan
H. T. Smith
Memphis
Lucy Duncan
Como
Susie White
Abbeville
Orestus Slaughter and Children
Grenada
Frazier
W. S. Hamilton
Jackson
Ella Rhodes
Donaldson
Pontotec
Mevidin Muss Fannie Diay Hargis
Iverson Hargis
Ashville
N. C
Arthur Hargis
J. A Christian
J. A. Christain
Red Cross
KR. H. Legate
Liverpool
Annie MacKincannon
William Temple
Oflanta
E. E. Temple
Edd Smith
E. Thompson
George Heard
Maguerite
James McLure
Mrs. Edwards
Girrard
Ala
Corrine Barsdale
Miss Walters
Leland
Miss Morgan
R. W. Rogers
Walter Sullivan
Holly Springs
Black
Woodson Ridge
Paul White
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
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A. B. Morris
O. B. Boone
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