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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
9
A Unionville Republican column argues Canada and Australia embargoes raise wool prices and a Democratic tariff shift harms the industry. It warns of a looming treasury deficit, calls for tariff revision or new taxes, and notes a Customs Court rebate ruling threatening $11.9 million in revenue.
The response to the Lusitania incident is seen as a disappointment as Germany questions details instead of retracting. The U S note stresses Americans must not be murdered at sea and warns war with Germany could follow if rights are not respected.
The note to Germany and Bryan's arbitration stance led to his resignation from President Wilson's cabinet after months of tensions. Lan ning becomes acting secretary until a replacement is named. The piece suggests the move as not a significant loss for the department.
Kansas City has long lacked representation in the state supreme court. Public sentiment grows that Hayward should be placed on the court, given the numerous welfare questions decided there. Hayward served about ten years and now faces renewed pressure from bar associations and the public.
An article notes Mr. Hayward, Dartmouth graduate and long practicing attorney, is favored for a judicial role in Kansas City and recalls his prior success in upholding a billboard ordinance. He has practiced law there for twenty eight years.
The Tuesday Club met Mrs. C. B. Davidson on Tuesday afternoon. The Afternoon Bridge Club plans a meeting with Mrs. C. A. Middleton on Thursday. Mrs. Anna Geisinger hosts the Junior Cooking Club Thursday at six. Mrs. Chas. Huston hosts several ladies Friday afternoon. Mr. B D Brafield hosts a bachelor dinner next Friday at the Dickson restaurant with several gentleman friends.
Fragmentary item from Garden City Kansas dated June 7 1916 mentions Halérstine and local locations. Readable parts note Kansas City and an event involving exopould not Sok hn Chena. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Sheriff A Hayes of Putnam County Missouri announces a sale by order of the County Court dated May 1 1918. The notice names George Campbell and Laura Campbell with rights to land in section two townships and outlines boundaries and the sales time at the courthouse.
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