17 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
1
A compact, assertive line of thought elevates action over policy. It argues that leadership is proven through conduct, not platforms or laws, stressing that character and deeds define nations more than rules.
Milwaukee and Washington reports show Wisconsin Republican Benja min Fuelleman urging muzzling of Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt while blasting her Hoover campaign as harmful to the party. In Washington the Anti-Saloon League secretary claims attacks on Willebrandt are camouflage to counter her Hoover support.
Editorial urges both Hoover and Smith to reject religious bigotry in politics. It notes Oklahoma’s exposure of Klan intolerance and calls Hoover to publicly renounce campaigning on religion. The piece argues a strong, principled stand would elevate American civic spirit and uphold the separation of church and state.
The Republican Party endorses Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt allowing her to campaign in dry states and speak nationwide. She will receive a government salary, with tours planned in states like Kentucky and Tennessee in October, as party officials confirm her ongoing engagements and bureau backing.
Emil Mohr recounts his recent trip to Germany including a stop at the Turner societies tournament with 200000 parade watchers. Joseph Pfeiler, Bank of Sheboygan president, extols club friendship and Mohr’s business and civic contributions to Sheboygan.
Campaign managers for Governor Alfred E. Smith seek to halt a whisper by exposing its source. They publicize an accusation by Lois Pinney Clark that Smith appeared intoxicated at a boys camp. Clark admits writing the letter but says it was personal.
In Editor's Mail Box from Sheboygan Wisconsin dated September 26 1928 a reader chides Earl R Witzels views on Prohibition and enforcement and urges a stronger editorial stance. Also notes a Saltsjobaden astronomical observatory project and rapid French rail service plus a Russian scientist claim of sex differences in stones and a tip to ease airplane dizziness with a loud yell.
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