Publication Date

1915

Abstract

Scrapbook of political clippings created by the WKU president's office. Page numbers refer to original scrapbook, not pdf.

  • A Trumpet Call - 33
  • A.O. Stanley Announces for Governorship - 32
  • Address, J. Mace. Solving Country Life Problems in Massachusetts, nd - 28
  • An Open Letter Denhardt to Hines A Peppery Document - 42
  • An Opportunity for the Churches - 6
  • Apples for Commercial Purposes - 30
  • Are We Forgetting the Farewell Admonitions of the Republic's Founder? - 43
  • Asks Stanley to Name Men He Denounces - 51
  • Baiting the Railroads - 30
  • Beckham Chokes and Swallows - 52
  • Beckham Espouses Ticket, M'Creary Sees Big Victory - 41
  • Bell, Ulric. James D. Black - An Idol of the Mountains - 13
  • Beware, Take Care! - 44
  • Big Odds on Stanley Victory - 17
  • Bleeding Kansas - 32
  • Bottling Up Kentucky Coal - 40
  • Bravo, Judge Greene - 44
  • Bryan's Call to Ky. Democrats - 31
  • Buried Talent Held to Blame - 41
  • Catching Tuberculosis or Infection - 16
  • Chairman Cherry Sees Victory -12
  • Challenge by President Wilson; Willing to Put Politics to Test - 46
  • Cherry, H.H. Letter to Democrats of Kentucky, nd - 51
  • Cherry, J.T. Our Schools - 29
  • Cherry, Redford. County Attorney Says Good Roads - 43
  • Claims Country Should Go Back to Its Old Ways - 38
  • Court Demands Ballot Inquiry - 7
  • Declares Plan is Not Practicable - 16
  • Defends His Efforts to Reduce Interest Rates - 14
  • Democrats Oust Woodson, Vansant, Rhea and White - 11
  • Dix, Dorothy. Flirting is Greatest Game in All the World Says Dorothy Dix - 40
  • Dr. Bruce R. Payne Makes Address - 35
  • Driscoll, Charles. Attention "Knockers" - 2
  • Duty of Americans Well Defined by President in Address in Philadelphia - 33
  • Editorials, Louisville Courier-Journal, Dec. 8, 1915 - 47
  • Education in America - 34
  • Enthusiasm is Stirred by First Speech - 3
  • Facing Defeat - 40
  • Faith With the People - 15
  • Favor $20,000 Appropriation - 39
  • Former President Taft's Attitude Toward Woman Suffrage is Criticized - 5
  • Fulcher, George. His Mistake - 18
  • General Haldeman Highly Praised for Act in Behalf of Party Harmony - 45
  • Gist of Address of C.J. Swartz on Commission Form of Government Delivered Here - 36
  • Glasgow Host to 12,000 as Democrats Open Fight - 7
  • Glynn, Martin. Campaign Speech Excerpt - 35
  • Governor Notes Increase in Cost of Prosecutions - 43
  • Governor's Tribute - 40
  • Great Gathering of Teachers Here - 34
  • Greater Days Lie Before the Nation - 17
  • Guilbert, Yvette. A Chapter of My Gospel of Patriotism - 49
  • Haldeman Now on Committee - 4
  • Half of Kentucky's General Revenue Goes Yearly to Pay the Bills Caused by Use of Alcoholic Liquor - 44
  • Hamlett's Record in Office - 42
  • Hamlett's Reply to E.P. Morrow - 39
  • Hancock, Louis. Some Things People Should Know - 35
  • Harmony - For the Love of Mike! - 23
  • Have Ideas Ready, Writes Daniels; Naval Advisory Board Meets in October - 9
  • Here's Definition Given War by David Lloyd-George - 17
  • His Ideal of Government - 12
  • Houston to Push Rural Credits - 3
  • How to Educate Your Child - 50
  • How to Obtain the Efficiency of a School or a School System - 34
  • Hungry Stanleyites Pack Fair Grounds at Glasgow; Break Down Fences to Get at Burgoo - 9
  • Ideals of America - 35
  • Ideas Are Alright, But Ideas and Work Only Count - 32
  • In the Interest of Accuracy - 42
  • Independence Day - 45
  • James, Ollie. Prohibition in the District, Jan. 16, 1915 - 31
  • Judge Gregory's Stirring Appeal - 35
  • Judge Kerr's Charge to the Grand Jury - 45
  • Kentucky Leads - 42
  • Kentucky Normal Schools - 49
  • Kentucky Tax League. Primer Explaining Taxation, nd - 4
  • Knapp, George. The Moonlight Schools of Kentucky - 37
  • Lucubrations of an Ex-Kentuckian - 43
  • Making the Country Attractive - 40
  • McChesney, H.V. What Alcoholic Liquor is Costing Kentucky, nd - 51
  • Merry War Goes On - 12
  • Michigan's Laws Concerning Consumption - 5
  • Morrow Fires First Broadside in Gubernatorial Fight; Says He Will Stand by Party Pledges - 45
  • Morrow Opens Campaign - 48
  • Mountain Worker's Conference, Berea, 1915 program - 24
  • Moving the War to America - 48
  • Mrs. Stewart's Statement - 18
  • Mueller, Ignatius. The Characteristics of True American Citizenship, or the American National Character - 8
  • National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Press Paragraphs, Sept. 15, 1915 - 25
  • New Chairman State Central and Executive Committee - 21
  • No Sentimentality in the Law - 44
  • Open Hand and Closed Eye - 2
  • Opening Gun is Fired by Stanley - 18
  • Pastor Raps Gambling on Horse Races - 6
  • Pays Tribute to Gov. Stanley - 47
  • Peanut Politics - 29
  • Philadelphia Meeting of Friends. The Lesson of the War in Europe, nd - 28
  • Platform of Kentucky Progressives - 7
  • Political Comment of the State Press - 14
  • Postscript to a Love Letter - 39
  • President's Message in Brief - 49
  • Preventing Criminals - 34
  • Prison Farm Shows Profit - 38
  • Public Opinion the Force Behind Reforms - 14
  • Questions Answered Ere Asked - 40
  • Rank Discourtesy Shown Senator Beckham - 15
  • Regard for the Law - 4
  • Republican Presidential Material - 1
  • Republicans and the Presidency - 1
  • Riches Result of Good Roads - 2
  • Robbing Party of Its Liberties - 37
  • Scott, William. The New Idealism in Business - 29
  • Settles the Case - 2
  • Show Your Moral Backbone - 38
  • Signal Honor for Warren - 3
  • Sits Down on Beckham - 19
  • Solemn Words - 50
  • Something for Nothing - 48
  • Sperling, Isadore. A Senseless Law is Our Worst Enemy - 2
  • Stanley Flays Republicans; Terms Platform Deadfall - 15
  • Stanley Opens City Campaign - 47
  • Stanley Points Out Brighter Future - 22
  • Stanley, A.O. Speech Delivered at Glasgow Sept. 20, 1915 - 51
  • Stanley, Augustus. Riches Result of Good Roads, nd - 1
  • Stanley's Fire Rouses Throng - 21
  • State Reviled, Says Stanley - 27
  • Strong Praise for M'Creary - 38
  • Strong Speeches by Judicial Nominee - 36
  • Succeeds Urey Woodson as Committeeman - 20
  • Sugg, W.H. The Good Roads Movement - 33
  • Sugg, W.H. Good Roads Again - 39
  • Suggestions to Corn-Belt Farmer on Cashing in Scientific Advice - 46
  • Superintendents Favor $20,000 for State Illiteracy Campaign - 42
  • Takes Issue With Chairman Cherry - 1
  • Tax Figures - 41
  • Tax Reform - 12
  • Teaching Citizenship - 39
  • Terre Haute Reaps as She Sowed - 34
  • The Democratic Convention - 49
  • The Faith of the Fathers - 8
  • The Farmer's Opportunity - 34
  • The Gregory Case - 6
  • The Growth in West Kentucky's Agricultural Life - 34
  • The Jackson Highway - 12
  • The Liquor Question, speech - 50
  • The Only Way - 33
  • The President's Message - 41
  • The Two Systems - 34
  • The Universities of the World - 16
  • The Yellow Peril - Or Money - 49
  • Things to Be Decided - 52
  • To Be Permanent Chairman - 3
  • To the Democrats of Kentucky - 41
  • True Story of Farmer's Loss - 26
  • Under Gag Rule - 2
  • Vote Right Back to Prosperity - 37
  • Vote Straight Democratic Ticket Next Tuesday - 38
  • Waste of Life - 4
  • WCTU Bureau of Publicity. Labor Organizations Favor Prohibition, nd - 23
  • What is Tuberculosis? - 5
  • Where Are We Drifting? - 45
  • Where Education Fails - 35
  • Who the Delegates Were to Convention That Took First Steps in Creating United States - 10
  • Will Give People Business Regime, Says Stanley in Inaugural Address; To Wage War on Corruption - 48
  • Wilson, Woodrow. Thanksgiving Proclamation - 38
  • With the Civilian Soldiers at Plattsburg - 26
  • Woodson Holds His Position as Committeeman - 4
  • Worth Over Billion Dollars - 9

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American Politics | Arts and Humanities | Communication | History | Journalism Studies | Mass Communication | Political History | Political Science | Public Relations and Advertising | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Social History | United States History

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