Woe to Nim That Builded a Town with Blood
Illinois editorial from Springfield Sun condemns violence and misuse in town founding warns against establishing a city by iniquity. Calls for moral accountability and heed to scripture in governance.
08 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
1
Illinois editorial from Springfield Sun condemns violence and misuse in town founding warns against establishing a city by iniquity. Calls for moral accountability and heed to scripture in governance.
A Kentucky editorial urges Democrats to unite for the upcoming state convention in Louisville. It denounces night riders terrorizing communities, warns against retaliation, and presses lawmen to act decisively to restore order. It praises the Society of Equity and tobacco groups joining forces with police to root out criminals.
The Saturday sale of Hagan Bros announced in The Sun will be conducted again Saturday. Their advertisement is printed on this page.
The undersigned firm having dissolved partnership respectfully requests all parties indebted to us to call and settle without delay. P. G. McElroy will have charge of the books for 30 days and can be found at Shultz and Riedel's. Respectfully Suurz and McElroy.
Guo R. Mattingly states a plan to be present at Springfield county court days with a substantial collection of flowers and plants.
Citizens and tobacco growers of Washington county Ky convened at the court house with W N Keeling presiding. Judge Thurman urged law and order while John W Lewis urged unity to uphold constitutions and raise funds to deter night riders. An executive committee was named with 50 cent per acre dues and power to expand membership to protect persons and property during 1909 tobacco season.
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