Real Roosevelt Abhors Wilson and His Works
A historical columnist argues Theodore Roosevelt would reject Wilsonism and the Daniels era, citing Cooper Union 1916 remarks and Chicago 1916 Navy critique. The piece contends Roosevelt would oppose Franklin D. Roosevelt linking to Wilsonism and warnsProgressives to resist what it labels a preposterous appeal.
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Frantin D. Ronnevelt
Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilsoniam
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Wilson
Daniellam
Daniels
Navy Department
Chicago
Nnvy
Department
Iain
Roosevelt
Farm Wanted in Olney Illinois Seeks Priced Right Land
Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale. Must be priced right. Write L Jones Box 551 Olney Illinois.
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L. Jones
Olney, Ill
Otto H. Kane Urges Adults to Buy Savings Stamps
Dallas report notes Otto H. Kane emphasizes grown ups should invest in War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates. Federal official Dinsmore W Hume lauds the thrift program, praising Kuhn, Loeb & Co for backing the campaign and urging banks to support government savings initiatives during the war.
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Otto H. Kane
Dallas
Texas
Treasury
Dinsmore W Hume
Federal District
Mieventh
Federal Reserve District
Otto HH. Kahn
Neat International Banking House
Kuhn, Tweld & Co
New York
Treasury Savings
Mr. Kahn
Totter
Fourth Liberty Bonds Bought by Federal Reserve Bank
The Federal Reserve Bank reports 753,960 Fourth Liberty Bonds bought in its district. Total value 145,088 dollars. interest payable semiannually. Next interest due October 15, 1920, at 5.102.2 percent, with a further payment on March 15, 1921. Some bond owners have not presented their interest coupons.
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Dallas
Texas
Joan Grive
Fleventl
Ace W. Home
Bay
Pat
Belew News Subscription Offer Tries Savings Push
An advertisement touts affordable rates for The Belew News with promises of satisfactory service and worldwide coverage. It highlights a low yearly subscription and a bulk offer, aiming to attract steady readers.
Dealers Urge Funds to Back Cox Wet Ticket in New Jersey
A 1920 letter from the New Jersey organized liquor trade to rail against prohibition and urge rapid financial support for James M. Cox and Roosevelt. It frames the campaign as a fight to amend the Volstead Act, resist the Eighteenth Amendment, and prevent enforcement by dry allies.
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Cabain Bros
Sir
New Jersey
James M. Cox
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Organized Liquor Trade
Senate
Assembly
Freud
State League
Federation
Red Cross Budget Aids Nation in War Time Recovery
The American Red Cross plans a 1920 21 budget of 31 5 million dollars for relief abroad and at home. It includes 11 million in supplies and 3 1 5 million for foreign relief, with 16 7 million for domestic activities and 7 8 million for civilian relief. The plan emphasizes disease prevention, hospital work, disaster aid, and cooperation with health services in the United States and Europe.
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Ptuke Deeu Wade
American Red Cross
Yuan Seaiea
Washington
Iran
United Stat Phis
Ameri Cross
America
Europe
League of Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Talor Red Croce
The
New Viewer Scorns Army of Traveling Salesmen
In 1904 a Cox company viewer dismissed the traveling salesmen as "unmitigated bores" and would now welcome the Bend Tribune, reflecting a change in attitude toward modern sales in Indiana.
Clergyman Praises Senator Harding In Minnesota Booster Rally
Rev Dol Martin of Winneconne Minnesota, former pastor at Marion Baptist Church, endorses Senator Harding with three core reasons. He cites Harding’s character mercy and justice, leadership not dictatorship, and lack of sectional bias, urging unity for national crisis.
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Mingesata
Senator Harting
Dol. Martin
Winnenose
Minn
Morion
Baptist Church
Harding
Martin
Senator Harding
Ms Orst
Partie
Senate
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago
Daster
Ciy
Janng
Read That Mr Cox Reads Editorial Clip in New York
Democratic candidate Cox, during a New York campaign stop, was handed an editorial clipping from the Dayton News by a commercial traveler. He read the fragment, reddened, crumpled the piece, and hurried to his awaiting car.
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Cox
New York
Dayton News
Pnace
United States
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