Opposition to League Covenant Shapes 1920 Campaign
The piece argues opposition to the League of Nations in its Wilsonian form runs nationwide. It cites Senator Harding on preserving U S rights and warns Cox’s endorsement of the covenant hurts his presidential bid. It notes Marshall’s remark that regularity outweighed being right.
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League of Nations
Harding
United States
Cox
League Covenant
Wilson
Marshall
San Francisco
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poet Walt Mason lampoons a local gossip, tracing Jinks from spreading vicious rumors about J. Adolphus Barnes to a sagging downfall. The verse depicts mistaken tales, a painful moral, and the collapse of a rumor mill as Barnes defends himself.
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Walt Mason
Jinks
J. Adolphus Barnes
J. Adolphus
Barnes
Father Noah's Ark Parable Amid Mocking Town In Song
A village tale of Father Noah building an ark behind the pound while townsmen jeer. He works with joy, nailing shingles, singing despite mockery as rain and wind threaten the voyage. The verse praises steady labor against trivial taunts.
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FaTher Noah
Noah
Johnnie
Phillip Gehlbach Killed in Lincoln Auto Accident
A 1921 Buick driven by Phillip Gehlbach turned turtle on Fifth Street Road, killing Gehlbach and injuring two others. The crash tore off the steering wheel rim, sending the car off the road and over, with the car towed into town later that day. Gehlbach died from injuries at St. Clara's Hospital.
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Fred Hutt
Popular Review
Lincoln
Ill
Philip Gehlbach
Fifth Street
Phillip Gehlbach
Republicans Need Money for National Campaign Funds
The Republican State and National committees seek 3.6 million dollars for the national campaign and 125,000 for state efforts with 50,000 returned to State Chairman Rawson. Counties like Sach and Washington urged to contribute their shares to spur October momentum and November success.
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Beat
Rawson
Sach County
Washington County
Man Resting After Apparent Accident Injuries
This morning he is resting as well as can be expected, never having lost consciousness throughout the entire affair. Jacob Jaggs was caught under the car, and is in a critical condition at the hospital. He regained consciousness Monday morning. He suffered neck and back injuries and a broken hip. Mr. Jaggi was probably saved from instant death by quick work lifting the car. Henry Maurer has a broken shoulder blade and is resting easier today.
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Jacob Jaggs
Mr. Jaggi
Henry Maurer
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Ad
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil sold only in Kellogg's lab bottles labeled Kellogg's. Physicians and pharmacists praise its tasteless formula, a boon for children and adults. Available in three sizes, 15c, 35c, and 65c. Sold by all good druggists.
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Kellogg
Republican Conference for First District Held at Burlington
A Republican conference for the First District is set for October sixth at 1 00 p m in the Burlington Hotel Burlington County chairmen new and women county committee members legislature candidates editors of Republican newspapers and all supporters urged to attend State Committee and Women’s Division representatives will be present County organizations urged to attend and bring others
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Burlington
State Committee
Womens
Ruth Norris and Nellie Slack at Wayland
Ruth Norris and Nellie Slack are noted at Wayland in a brief society item describing their attendance at a local event and social gathering.
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Ruth Norris
Nellie Slack
Wayland
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Sone
Ist
Tone
League
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Gettie
Atlanta
Steve Groh
Mike Dutz, Jr
Carl Schnieder
St. Clara’s Hospital
Gehlbach
Kellogg's
Ainsworth’s
de Waldo
Major Atkinson
Liverside
Edward McNanus
Wyman
Republican Conference
Washington, Iowa
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Klein Klothing Kompany
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