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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
1
A reflective column discusses ratification politics from Wall Street influence on the League of Nations to women's suffrage, prohibition, and military spending. It mentions a July special legislative session, ongoing debates about empire after Ottoman removal, and Democratic criticisms of wartime policies versus preparedness.
The piece critiques policy shifts as Wilson’s approach seems costly to taxpayers while party lines blur. Chairman Hays calls the League partisan yet Republicans may reject it as American, while Democrats push for passage. The writer notes splits among Republicans over principles versus party alignment.
Frank Vanderlip argues the United States should demand repayment by canceling loans made to other nations. He contends Britain and France might accept debt relief, while the US would gain influence and funding for future diversification of foreign policy. The speech predicts a shift toward autocratic governance and a weakened constitutional system under President Wilson.
The article discusses paravane devices used in 1417 to protect ships from mine threats. It describes how the kite shaped tool towed beside a vessel deflected mines, severed moorings, and allowed ships to surface and be exploded safely. It notes widespread adoption and wartime savings in American shipping.
A charged critique argues that organized capital exploits global resources and threatens republic institutions. It cites President Wilson, a confidential adviser, and a 2012 book by Col House to warn of constitutional entrenchment and wartime policy shifts. The piece condemns Democratic support for Senate policy and links party press to justifying the approach.
The readable bits depict naval imagery with broken phrases about waters, tides, and lines of voyage. Strong entities are unclear due to corruption. no coherent events or names emerge to anchor a full report.
A garbled dialogue shows Representative Mudd of Maryland accusing profiteers of hiding attempts to attack someone. Mrs Merry weather retorts indignantly about a marriage remark. The exchange mentions Harriett Witherspoor and a need for an excuse, with incomplete dialogue and unclear context.
A succinct promotional line urging readers to subscribe to the local newspaper, stressing mutual benefit and urging action to avoid missing out on timely news and features. The message centers on the value of the Journal for the reader and the community.
A retired text memorializes two memorial day addresses praising the fallen and warning against returning to warlike aims. It laments sanctions on the League of Nations and urges steadfast defense of national institutions, independence, and liberty in unity. It honors the dead who fought for freedom and calls for resolve to uphold traditions for future generations.
Lawrence W. Casey sheriff of Washington County Missouri will sell on public sale the east half of lot 5 block 1 Batom's addition to Irondale. The sale is at the courthouse door in Pilot Grove Purcell on July 10 at 6 pm cash to the highest bidder to cover defaulted mortgage costs.
The opening speaker at the Chautauqua is Dr Clyde Wilson McCord, noted lecturer. The program promises an engaging address with the theme Ame cane Meking Pom.
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