Marindahl Luther League Convention at Scandia
The Sixth Annual Marindahl District Luther League convention met in Scandia Kansas August 11 18 1916. Officers and reporters were elected including Rev Gustaff Nyquist President Nellie B Johnson Secretary and Wilfrid Johnson Treasurer. A collection for the Orphans Home raised $30 and plans for quadricentennial Reformations study were adopted.
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Marindah
Luthor League
Scandia
Kansas
Florence Norden
Gustaff Nyquist
Labhor League
Maridahi
Hughes Speech in Chicago Warns on Protective Measures
In Chicago the speaker argues a Democratic Congress cannot deliver protective measures or a revival, likening the challenge to securing reform from a disorderly house. The critique centers on party unity and sectional organization limiting legislative action.
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Hughes
Chicago
Presses reject Woodrow Wilson acceptance speech previews
A fragmentary clipping notes phrases about psychological prosperity Molasses to catch flies strict accountability and Salute the Flag. It mentions Villa and a phrase Butt in suggesting distractions from the speech.
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Woodrow Wilson
Hughes Warns Against Illusion of Postwar Prosperity
Charles E. Hughes argues that wartime conditions created temporary prosperity and that peacetime Europe will reset the economy. He predicts millions of trained soldiers will return to work and shift energies to production after the war ends.
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Charles E. Hughes
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