Boake Carter Attacks War Debate and Jewish Influence
In a sweeping broadcast critique, Boake Carter denounces U S entry into World War I, arguing opposition to war is rooted in economics and power rather than faith. He accuses leaders and Jewish figures of steering policy, listing speakers like Angell, Knox, Manning, and Willkie as vocal proponents. The piece reflects wartime propaganda and factional rhetoric of the era.
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Carter
Jeindbergh
United States
Gerntny
Babylon
Omans
Mantertel
Asphcar
Rene Enushman
America
Ier
Europe
Iecans
Lamong
Mr. Angsevell
Knox
Samson
Hwil
Irkes
Pepper
Couh
Enduring anti Jewish trope sparks debate on race and power
A noisy exchange traces blame for conflict to Jews and finance, arguing that Jews’ supposed control and racial origins threaten America. The speaker warns against fear and calls for unity against a shared enemy, condemning bigoted agitators in the public sphere.
Prayer service and sermons at Columbia Baptist Church
A fragmented report notes a Sunday evening service at Columbia Baptist with a sermon by Ho Peston and remarks by Mrs Clarence Rew and Miss/Walkerden. It mentions residents in Clumiyas and Vurediy and several attendees including Mes Mes and Mrs Stephins in a church setting.
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Baptist
Columbia
Ho Peston
Sunevos
Evan
Clarence Rew
Werreagh
Chute
Hernan Dengler
Mont Woreste
Stephins
Sybian Morne Merityg
Clumiyas
Vurediy
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