Vindicator History and a Busy Estherville Eye
The Vindicator began in 1868 and in 1902 merged with the Emmet County Republican. The paper laments finances, city projects, and the need to extend mains, while a Democratic congress fights equal suffrage. President Wilson’s Europe trip looms as debates on government and railroads swirl through Estherville’s pages.
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Recapitulation of Votes on Suffrage by Reneetas Leneeaaes
A compact record of suffrage votes from 1914 to 1918 showing House and Senate actions, party splits, and outcome. Details include dates January 12 1914 January 10 1918 October 1 1918 with party tallies for and against suffrage across Republican and Democrat members.
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Reneetas Leneeaaes
House
Susan B. Anthony
Senate
Reepublicans
Enduring Democracy Hope in Foreign Affairs Speech
A political speech extols the League of Nations and the duty to end mankind’s sorrows while upholding the constitution and liberties. The speaker longs for the President’s return to anchor a strong self governing democracy free from external entanglements and patopea broils abroad.
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League of Nations
God of Nations
The Peace Table and After The Peace Table and After
Clarence argues the postwar order depends on U S policy and allied loan and port schemes to empower new eastern states. He warns Poland Czecho Slovakia Ukrainia Hungary Yugoslavia face German domination risks and calls for Baltic ports Black Sea routes and private capital to ensure independent economies and open trade.
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Clarence
Speed
Union League Club of Chicago
Germany
Aigo
United States
Belgium
France
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Teutons
Urkraimia
Baltic
East Prussia
Czecho-Slovakia
Ukrainia
Black Sea
Nations Face New Germany in Postwar Era
A fragmented text discusses postwar Europe with Germany’s future status and the need for the league to shelter eastern nations. Local notices from Gruver and Maple Hill Churches report February Sunday attendance, upcoming sermons, and community group activities including the Men’s Social Club and Grace Guild meetings.
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Des Moines
Mrst
Grace’ Guild
Ee Nichol
Maple Hil
Ladies ’Aid
Methodist Sunday School Seeks 300 Scholars
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports Sunday School attendance at 238 and urges collective effort to push toward 300. Mr Wannamsker promotes motivating everyone to attend and contribute to the goal by inviting others.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wannamsker
Evening church talk outlines faith and stewardship
A midweek church notice reports Dr. Stanley Cake spoke to the congregation on Thursday evening. Babbe praised a sermon affirming Jesus as the only hope. Mr. Carson, a Morningside College graduate, has lived in China for twelve years and plans to return to his college and church. The pastor’s theme for the next Sabbath includes Stewardship of Property and the Stewardship of Life.
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America
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Babbe
Justin Christ
Carson
Morningside College
China
Epperty
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