Public Opinion Questions on War Time Issues From The Sun
A collection of provocative queries printed for readers in wartime era. asks about Rivers and Harbors loot, four years more of wartime measures, the Vera Cruz incident, Carranza, free trade, the underwood tariff, the income tax, preparedness, and the voting public's stance on presidential leadership and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vera Cruz
Carrizal
Carranza
Philippines
Japan
Daniels
Congress
Hughes Appeals to Business Men as Steady Leader
The article portrays Mr. Hughes as a calm, sincere candidate who outlines reforms and stresses steady leadership. It notes businessmen respond to his poised, sane mind and readiness to sacrifice for the country, asserting his nerve for the emergencies beginning March 4, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Hughes and Wilson clash over reform and promises
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt voices strong support for Hughes as a direct-to-public candidate, criticizes Wilson on suffrage and policy, and warns of Democratic party disarray. It cites posts, officials, and the wage-earning debate while lampooning political tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Mr. Wilson
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Wilson
Taft
Hughes
Death of Jessie Meandane Bothwell
Jessie Meandane Bothwell of Gilmore City born January 4 1902 died August 28 1916 at fourteen leaving parents three brothers a baby sister grandmother and great grandmother Relatives gathered at Marble Valley cemetery Gilmore City August 29 for burial service conducted by Rev Squires The bereaved family have sympathy in their grief
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mandane
Bothwell
Gerald Merle
Rollin
Marble Valley Cemetery
Gilmore City
Squires
Jessie
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Travels
Miss Kate Schiffer visited her sister Mrs. J R Madison last Tuesday. Nellie Bowen returned from summer school in Cedar Falls. Mrs. J R Hoveland came back from Minnesota. Roy Adama family attend Minnesota state fair. Superintendent Wiesley traveled to Marengo. Baptist youths surprised Ella Van Horn with a farewell reception. Ella maintained poise and guests felt at home. Refreshments served. F and F Caywood visited Gilmore City. Mrs. Clyde Kelsey visited her parents near Rolfe. Mrs Chas Lovrien made a business call at Rolfe. Mrs Geo Smith and daughter from Rolfe visited Jake Long. Carl Anderson from near Rolfe visited his uncle John Anderson. Mrs J Tackaberry returned to Carroll after visiting Caywood family. Mrs Laurence Meech of Rolfe visited here. Miss Wila Van Horn left for Ankeny to teach next year. Wesley Tilton family moved from Rolfe to Jerome Tilton home. Mr and Mrs T J Buck camping at Big Spring. Mrs Fas Foster, visiting at J R Madison home, returned to Burt. Sighdol opened with many pupils enrolled. The teaching staff listed includes Whealey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Schiffer
J. R. Madison
Nellie Bowen
Cedar Falls
J. R. Hoveland
Minnesota
Roy Adama
Supt
O. Wiesley
Marengo
Clyde Kelsey
Mather
Rolfe
Chas. Lovrien
Geo. Smith
Jake Long
Carl Anderson
John Anderson
J. Tackaberry
Jerome Tilton
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ae Stowe
E. L. Hollis
Weible
North Presbyterian Church
F. Fuller-White
Nat'l Bank
Dh. Allen
Allen & A
C. D. Atkinson
Trinson
Iowa
H. C. Barnes
D. V
Chicago Veterinary College
Holfe
H. W. Lyon
Towa
E. Buxbom
Rolfe, Iowa
Jos
McEwen McEwen BR
W. 8. McEwen Others
State Savings Bank
Twin Cities
N. A. Lind
Minneapolis
Minn
Washington Avenue
Alwin G. Tietze
Thompson Brothers
Brewster & Peterson
Chas. Rising
Blions
G.O.P
Fease Wilson
New York Sun
Een Mee
Detret
America
McCormick
Wison
Burleson
Treasury Department
Charles Evans Hughes
Maine
Vance McCormick
Justice Hughes
Shahineto
Texas
Wilson, Carranza & Co
White House
Jesse Meandane Bothwell
Bradgate
Buck
Fas. Foster
Burt
Town
Sutit
Bet
Gehl
Mine
Mar
Boston Store
Dodge
Shighester Nee Near On
E. Ye
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