Is America to Be the Only Nation Left Pacifist Voice
A reader argues that the United States should not disarm while England, France, and Japan retain strong navies. The piece accuses pacifists and pro League supporters of ignorance, warns against trusting a covenant to prevent all war, and says Allies remain ready for potential conflict, marking a vitally American issue beyond party lines.
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Withel
League of Nations
America
England
France
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League For
Bishop Stuntz Addresses Atlantic Club
Bishop Stuntz of the M. E. church spoke to the Commercial club and preached at the church yesterday. Atlantic residents heard a cosmopolite view of big events and life, praising Bishop Bryatz as a standout figure for the community.
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Atlantic
M. E. Church
The
Berlin Firms Accused of Treasonous Defense Force Boycott
Berlin firms were accused of a secret boycott against men in the imperial defense forces. At least one firm discharged two workers for serving with the troops, prompting Minister Noakes to brand the act treason. After publication, the men were reinstated.
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Associated Preas
Berlin
Imperial Defense Forces
Herr Noakes
Nations
Defenss
Efatelitebt
Villa's paradox as peace lover turned bandit epic
From El Paso June 7 Associated Press recounts Francisco Villa once a peace loving family man who desired work on a railroad and education, then later led raids and revolution. It notes his escape from Mexico City's Bolem prison, his hopes for a U S life, and his wife Luz living in San Antonio. The piece traces his shift from reformer to revolutionary amid Huerta and Diaz eras.
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Associated Press
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Tex
Francisco Villa
Bolem
Mexico City
Villa
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
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el Faso
San Andres
Chihuahua
Columbus
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United States
Southern Pacific Railroad
Land of the Free
Francisco
Luz
Diaz
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San Andrea
Huerta Federals
San Antonio
Texas
This Life and Attitude Amidst Woes and Joys
A medley of verse and prose reflects on life’s meaning and attitude. The speaker contrasts despair and buoyancy, warns against dwelling on grief, and presses the value of a hopeful, proactive outlook amid daily struggles. Mentions Chamberlains Tabiets and farm goods amid cluttered advertising.
Famous War Flag Returns Dreamed By Kentucky Pioneers
Kentucky’s battle flag carried by pioneers in the War of 1812 may be returned from England. Discovered by Major Sir Everry Wrench in Chelsea, the flag bears part of Kentucky’s motto United We Stand. Governor Black said he would seek its immediate return amid the River Raisin massacre and captivity of residents.
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Royal Hospital
Chelsea
London
James D. Black
J. M. Winchester
Frenchtown
Proctor
Raisin
Detroit
Foster's Weather Forecast for Washington D C June 6
The bulletin outlines warm waves crossing the continent June 17 to 21 and 23 to 25, with storm and cool waves following. East of the Rockies will have below normal rainfall with low temperatures, while the Pacific slope rises above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall. June rains may affect harvests but aid corn.
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Alaska
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Hawaiian Islands
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Tice
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Boore Is Not a Good Cure Opinion From Ames Intelligencer
The Ames Iowa Intelligencer cautions that whiskey is not a cure for colic and stomach ache. It argues that when a man in pain begs for alcohol or a doctor, the proper action is medical treatment rather than intoxication.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Pays Fancy Price for Champion Bull at Atherton Sale
In Louisville Kentucky on June 7 a sale of 75 Jersey cattle at Peter Lee Atherton’s farm saw New York broker William Ross Procter pay 12,100 dollars for Leda Raleigh, a four year old bred to win. The other 74 animals brought 38,940 dollars total, about 500 dollars each, with buyers from 25 states.
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Louisville
Peter Lee Atherton
William Ross
Procter
New York
Leda Raleigh
Atherton
Airplane travel spreading in Iowa towns in 1919
Iowa towns witness rising interest in civilian aviation with former Army pilots forming small passenger services. McGregor and Waterloo plan routes with two planes apiece, Guthrie Center buys an aircraft for civic campaigns, and Des Moines brokers advertise used planes. Chicago auto firms report higher airplane sales to Iowa buyers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Hyung
Guthrie Center
Canada
Waterloo
Chicago
Jowans
A Good Offer From Des Moines Capital Subscription
The Des Moines Capital offers a subscription deal available now through January 1 1920 for 2.50. Readers are urged to subscribe via the News Telegraph.
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Des Moines
News-Telegraph
Daily Register
Evening Tribune
Register
Driver to Des Moines on New Era Conference
The Rev J K Driver of First Presbyterian Church will travel to Des Moines this evening for a conference on the New Era work of the church. He chairs the Council Bluffs presbytery and oversees New Era efforts in the presbytery.
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Des Moines
J. K. Driver
First Presbyterian Church
Nd- Nebriske
Hee. Driver
Council Bluffs
For Sale Rural Acres in Livingston County Missouri
For sale several farms in the Corn Belt region of Missouri with multiple parcels. 786 acres at 150 per acre 250 acres at 110 per acre 160 acres at 110 per acre 120 acres at 420 per acre 80 acres at 150 per acre Additional good farms available. Inquiries to W L Cox Recorder of Deeds Livingston County Chillicothe Missouri. 6p5
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Missouri
W. L. Cox
Livingston County
Chillicothe
Price paid for Lewis land signals hopeful home plan
L E Warren of Lewis reports a chunk of land 62 acres bought from Geo Olh, one and a half miles north of the city, at 400 dollars per acre. He plans to use the property as a future home, while noting local buyers’ appetite for nearby farmland. The snippet also mentions local ads for subscriptions, dental services, farm loans, and various shop offerings.
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L. E. Warren
Lewis
Berlin Black Sheep Among Other Cities Protest Meeting
Berlin residents, led by Mayor Wermuth and others, protested efforts to strip Berlin of capital status. Speakers urged rebuilding Berlin as a world city of art and a safe, well governed metropolis despite past unrest.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Wermuth
Mermuth
C .Lydicus Willner
Germany
Max Osborn
Imperial Berlin
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