Broken Democratic Party and 1920 Forecast Highlighted
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes Marie Henry Watterson asserting no Democratic party remains and predicts Republican sweep in 1920. The piece notes Wilson Cabinet breaks and Palmer backed by administration winning little in Georgia counties, with divisions over league of nations.
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Marie Henry
Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Wilson
Bryan
Nebraska
Georgia
Palmer
Smith
Watson
League of Nations
The Professors in Public Office and Economic Lessons
The piece humorously recalls professors elevated to public roles such as the Interstate Commerce Commission, a coal administrator, and tariff adviser Taussig. It critiques perceived political patronage and costly education in governance, noting public hardships from shortages and economic decisions.
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Interstate Commerce Commiassion
Garfield
Taussig
Tariff Commission
Wilson
Local Notables Do Visitations and Sunday School Notes
FM GROVE reports visits from Mr and Mrs Parsege of Shepherd Sunday to see Mira Charney Sanders and realty concerns. Marie Davie finished school term and returned home Saturday. Archie Tryon of Clare and Geo Rilette families attended Sunday school and church locally. Dr Martaindale of Coleman visited John Raymond family over the weekend. Sunday services were well attended. Welcome all readers to return.
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FM Grove
Parsege
Shepherd Auete
O Mira
Martaindale
Coleman
John Raymond
Kidney Pillar claims relieve back and kidney pains in Clare
Wm J Border, a retired farmer of 109 County Line Clare, reports severe back ache and dizziness from weak kidneys. He says Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Anderson's Drug Store cured him, and urges others to try them at all dealers. The maker is Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Clare
Dean
Wm. J. Border
County Line
Anderson
Foater-Milburn Co
Mtra
Buffalo
N. Y
Toledo Food Fight A Wood Alcohol Poisoning Crusade
Toledo police launch a crusade against dealers in wood alcohol and other poisonous drinks after seven deaths in two weeks. Detectives seek distributors and warn the public as authorities tighten controls.
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Toledo
Man pleads just cause after drunken celebratory housing find
Milwaukee-Frank Williams admitted drinking but argued he had just cause for the state of intoxication. He explained he celebrated finding a house to live in and faced the judge with his reason.
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Milwaukee
Frank Williams
Coin to Commemorate Pilgrims
President Wilson signed a bill authorizing a special 50 cent piece to mark the 306th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing in America.
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Washington
Wilson
750 Papers Forced To Quit In Paper Shortage
Editors at the Inland Daily Press association's final conference report that hundreds of daily and weekly newspapers halted publication over the past year due to severe paper shortages.
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Chicago
Inland Daily Press Association
German war criminals summoned to Leipcik court dates
Berlin reports that the list of Allied presented war criminals has led the Chief Imperial Republic Prosecutor to summon the individuals to appear before the Supreme Court at Leipsic from June 7 to June 20.
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Berlin
Crimnals
Imperial Republic
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Hythe conference sets German reparation at 120 billion marks
Officials report the Anglo-French Hythe talks fixed Germany's reparations at 120 billion marks gold, roughly 36 billion dollars. The agreement outlines the sum as the total payment burden.
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Paris
Hythe
Germany
Boston Senate rejects beer content bill veto override
The State Senate failed to override the governor's veto on a bill setting beer alcohol at not over 2.75 percent. The vote ended 14 yes 22 no, with an earlier Senate tally of 26 to 6 in favor.
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Boston
State Senate
Senate
Postage Raise Delay Urged by House Panel
Washington Sound policy calls for delaying two annual second class mail rate increases for one year. The House Post Office Committee reports the bill extending existing rates until June 30 1921.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Deserter Surrenders After Two Years
Carl Amerine 24, a deserter from the 84th division, gave himself up to military authorities at Camp Sheridan near Chillicothe Ohio after two years hiding in Hocking Valley caves near Adelphia Ohio.
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Chillicothe
Hocking Valley
Adelphia
Ohio
Carl Amerine
84Th Division
Camp Sheridan
Here
Arm Sroken Marries Despite Arm Injury in Grand Rapids
Charles Romulda, with a fractured arm from a stairs fall, went to the county clerk to obtain a license to wed Hazel Buckmaster and married her immediately. He then had his arm set by a physician. In East Palestine Ohio five hundred tire plant workers signed a sugar boycott pledge claiming to curb rising living costs.
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Arm Sroken
Grand Rapids
Charles Romulda
Hazel Buckmaster
Romulda
East Palestine
Tire and Rubber Company
German Throne Auctioned in New York Sale
The Imperial German throne and household effects of Kaiser William and family, seized from Berlin and Munich for unpaid bills, will be sold at auction in New York. An advertisement offers farmhands $25 weekly plus board and a day off, reflecting high wages in Morristown for scarce labor.
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New York
Kaiser William
Kaiserin
Imperial
Berlin
Munich
Morristown
N. J
Supreme Court Upholds War Offenders Convictions
The U S Supreme Court today affirmed the convictions of Daniel OConnell a San Francisco lawyer and five other residents for violating the selective service and espionage acts. The defendants were members of the American Patriots an group they said existed to test the act's constitutionality.
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Washington
Daniel O'Connell
San Francisco
Supreme Court
American Patriots
France’s War Losses Sharply Tallied By Captain Tardieu
Captain Andre Tardieu, former French high commissioner in the United States, presents a war loss balance sheet for France. He cites eight million mobilized, 1,400,000 killed, 800,000 maimed, and 300,000 wounded over two years of conflict.
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France
Paris
Andre Tardieu
French High Commission
United States
Immigration Revival and Local Happenings in Clare Area
In Clare area notes from May 18 1958 report lively immigration to Clare and nearby counties. village officers named, farms affected by rain, upcoming milk delivery, new home construction, road work, school milestones, church visits, and a humorous preacher fundraiser ending stalled.
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Clare
Wm. H. Biden
Protem
Siso
Vernon
Winterfield
Clare County
Osceola
Shaver
Grant Township
Folke
Methodist
Monrosing
Dover
Jud Tunkins Argues Eight-Hour Day Feels Monotonous
Jud Tunkins says one reason the eight-hour day seems long is that watching the clock becomes monotonous. The entertainer notes boredom as a key factor in perceived length of work hours.
Speaking His of the Absent
Henry Ward Beecher comments on how people speak of the absent. Some praise them, some condemn them, but dwelling on faults is harmful. He condemns constant gossip and urges restraint despite Christian urges to admonish.
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Henry
Ward Seecher
Take Care of Good Books Tips for Spring Cleaning
Advice on dusting books with a soft brush and keeping transparent tape and sharp scissors handy. Instructions cover mending torn magazine covers pages music and bent corners of playing cards using adhesive tape and careful corner padding.
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Los Angeles Times
Archie Tryon
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