Pred Bays Attacks Republicans Over Wilson War Policy
Pred Bays accuses Republicans of disloyalty and aiding the Kaiser, claims campaign tactics involve sowing division in Lincoln and that Republicans supported war measures only after public opinion shifted. He condemns criticism of Wilson and praises Wilson while insulting GOP leadership from New York to Congress.
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Unclear campaign slush draws Democratic ire in Sullivan
A Democratic subscriber denounces a Sullivan campaign piece as malicious and unworthy. He questions Bays and Halleys Comet as akin, noting both are mostly gaseous matter, and suggests Republicans and citizens should be ashamed of their fellow townsman.
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Union
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Bays
Bays Speech Highlights Clean Methods in Congressional Campaign
The Union prints the main portion of Fred Bays's speech as he runs for congress in this district. Three days earlier Bays urged clean methods, and the piece notes the calf rope saying as a symbolic caution about his campaign.
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Fred Bays
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Bays
Politically adjourned war debate among McAlpin and McGregor
A lengthy dialogue discusses President Wilsons urging to keep politics out of war decisions. They critique Republican and Democratic roles, conscription, war funding, and the Roosevelts, arguing Republicans should not be adjourned and praising wartime patriotism.
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France
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Wilson
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Julius Kahn
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Red Cross
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Washington
Jump Rope Recorder Counts Rounds Without Noise
A new jumping rope invention records each revolution automatically, letting children jump endlessly without speaking. The device captures the count as the rope turns, enabling silent athletic play.
London Electrician Invents Tuning Fork Safe
A London electrician has devised a safe opened by a tuning fork. The vibrations link with a wire inside the safe to trigger the mechanism electrically, unlocking the safe in harmony with the fork.
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London
New York man patents red warning lock for unused cars
A New York inventor patented a red signal device that locks into position on an automobile when not in use to alert owners that the vehicle is being used by an unauthorized person.
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New York
The Roman Penny and the Denarius in the Gospels
The denarius or penny was the principal silver coin of Rome. In the parable of the laborers in the vineyard it appears to be the standard daily wage for a worker.
Concentrated Crews Finger Print Study Recommendation
Readers interested in fingerprint study are advised to explore the best circulating novels in the public library as a strong preparatory resource. The Buffalo Express highlights this suggestion for aspiring experts.
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Buffalo Express
Bays Denounces Republicans in Wilson Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate Fred F. Bays delivered a harsh speech in Washington and Davenport County denouncing Republicans from Theodore Roosevelt to local leaders. He attacked the party for alleged treason with Kaiser propaganda and urged Indiana to vote Democratic to support Wilson and war aims.
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No Chance for Them
An Irish driver of a pig wagon meets two men who ask for two inside seats. Pat replies that it can’t be, because when he agreed with them that the seats would be inside EF had to promise he’d take up one that wasn’t as cool as themselves. He apologizes.
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Gamphor Plantation Bearing Camphor Output Rise
The first and only large camphor plantation in the country sits at Satswina Pla Popular Science Monthly. It spans over 23 000 acres with camphor trees yielding more than 10 000 pounds last year and expected to rise this year. Merida also has several plantations that will begin bearing soon.
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Popular Science Monthly
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Holland's Windmills and Their Vast Waterworks
A historical note states there were about 9 900 windmills in the Netherlands with sails 60 to id feet long. Annual costs were reported near 10 008 dollars. Mills served sawing timber boating and windning but mainly pumped water from lowlands into canals to prevent floods.
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Willis Couple Welcome Daughter This Morning
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs W L Willis of this city.
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