Political Crises and the Republican Vision through Civil War to Wilson
The piece argues the Democratic party obstructed the Union war, opposed sound money, and pursued imperialism, free silver, and opposition tactics. It criticizes Wilson for diplomatic failures in Mexico and World War I, praising Republican leadership in mobilization, victory, and postwar duty.
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Union
Democratic Party
Lincoln
United States
Democratic Party of the
North
Grover Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
Republican Party
Cleveland
Bryan
Cuba
Porto Rico
McKinley
James Buchanan
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Mexico
Alexico
Huerta
Belgium
Paris
Germany
High Seas
America
Roosevelt
Wood
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Versailes
League
League of ‘Nations
Sunday News Summary From Kingsley And Sullivan Counties
Sunday notices report social visits across Kingsley and Sullivan counties including Ross Turman moving to the village near his business, and gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ransford of Ft. Morgan and Mrs. Will Gaston of Fairbanks. Local events include fish-frys, a Prairie Creek visit by Gus and Wm. Clouse, and a Levi Drake estate sale with a large turnout. A final settlement notice for Letitia Robbins estate is listed for September 6, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Turman
J. D. Ransford
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Will Gaston
Fairbanks
Will Yager
Lulu Pennington
Richmond
California
Bro. Johnson
Nora Fritz
Urbana
Ohio
Leslie Bicknell
Leslie
Whiting
Ind
Gus Clouse
Prairie Creek
Wm. Clouse
O. H. Burke
Harry Knox
Vincennes
Dr. Knapp
E. A. Billman
Sullivan
Harry Welch
Linton
M. A. Akin
Dugger
Vigo
Greene
Will Corbin
Mt. Tabor
Geo. Nowlin
Matt Farley
George
Bassie
Providence
The
Dix Lumber Co
J. F. Patton
R. C. Davis
Levi Drake
Joseph Waleckie
Chicago
Rufus DeHart
Jacob’. Foutz
Byron Foutz
Fylora Foutz
Isaac H. Kalley
Letitia Robbins
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit
Local families return from southern Indiana Kentucky motor trip
Mr and Mrs Walker V Jennings with Bolinger Olson and Holder families of Farmersburg returned from a weeklong car tour through southern Indiana into Kentucky. They visited Lincoln City Evansville Mammoth Cave and West Baden Springs before returning via Louisville. Frank Sanders and sister Alice Miles, recently at Wellington Kans with Bud Bicknell and family, also returned by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker V. Jennings
W. D. Bolinger
J. H. Oliphant
Dr. Holder
Farmersburg
Indiana
Kentucky
Lincoln City
Evansville
Mammoth Cave
Louisville
West Baden Springs
Frank Sanders
Alice Miles
Wellington
Kans
Bud Bicknell
Tome
Mr and Mrs Frank Abell Return From Trinity Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Abell returned from a visit to Trinity Springs where they spent time with friends and reported a pleasant trip with no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Abell, Raye
Trinity Springs
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Victoriano Huerta
Tampico
Pershing
Graysvelle
Kingsley
Ruth Riggs
Brown
Strain
Oscar Dickey
Oliphant Thomson
Kansas City
Loren Thomas
Percy Lester
Will Fuson
Miss Watson
Middletown
Mary Pierce
M. A. Rose
John McKee
Merom
Union Chapel
Will Thomas
Fred Osborn
Noble Badger
Terre Haute
Blanche ‘Drake
Luther Whitlock
George Fagan
West
Johnson
I.H. Kalley
SILK
I Sales
Mary Newton
Georgette
Fordson
Henry Ford
Henry Ford & Son
Ford Car
Fordsons
Hofmann Auto Sales
Postoffice
Cowles