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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Woodrow Wilson reflects on the flag symbolizing honor and universal political liberty. It asserts that rights of mankind transcend race and background, and warns that contraries erode American traditions.
The document recalls Justice Hughes as a premier figure while criticizing political timing for a successor under President Wilson. It notes slogans, wartime issues, and public actions from Chicago to Hastings, with commentary on suffrage parade disruptions and the era’s political rhetoric.
The World-Herald notes the Republican convention denounces Democrats yet offers vague promises. It praises tariffs and war munitions protections while labeling suffrage and progressive lines as empty weasel words. The piece argues the party lacks a clear program, surrendering the field on foreign policy and preparedness.
The piece comments on Woodrow Wilson’s victory and harmony in St Louis, notes party platform limits on woman suffrage, and discusses vice presidential nominees. It mentions Burkett aligning with the old guard, barbers raising prices, newspaper costs, and Governor Morehead’s supporters traveling to St Louis while debating a ideal VP pick between Fairbanks, Majors, and Marshall.
A Chicago newspaper notes a peak in flag demand causing a looming shortage nationwide. Manufacturers report Chicago stock nearly exhausted and predict no flags available within days as sales surge ahead of June 14 Flag Day proclamations by President Wilson.
The World-Herald urges progressives and disaffected Republicans to reassess loyalties as Roosevelt and fellow reformers distance from the third party. It argues Hughes ties to Taft mirror the 1912 split and invites voters to back Wilson’s Democratic ticket in St Louis.
A collage of quips on weather crops leap year marriage and politics. Jokes about Dixie patriotism suffrage and hats mix with lines on brides and royal safety. References include Nebraska politics G O P convention prices and horse racing tips amid playful social commentary.
A Texas Republican delegate faces scrutiny after a report in Chicago claims he was "touched" for his money on day one. The note casts a grim view of a gossipy eavesdropping culture and links to broader political and social satire of the era.
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