Cost of neglect in urging mobilization and Villa policy
The piece argues for an emergency resolution to raise the mobile army by about 1 000 men and to open Foerulling stations in major towns. It criticizes those who doubt that Villa's defeat requires decisive action and warns that hesitation could delay relief and raise costs. It recalls historical political panics to urge rapid, resolute action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voth House
Senate
Villa
Mexico
Moxie
Villa Dex
Dire Ruiza
Utiti
Djoudsa
Fiat Baurinen
Hilt
Glain Fesson
Cure for Deafness Through an Open Eustachian Tube
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed nasal cavities and closed Eustachian tubes. It argues the only cure is removing the obstruction and restoring tube function to prevent permanent hearing loss, promoting a remedy called Fiala Catarrh Cure by a Chicago company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etmrey A
CO. Moleda
Chile
Neutrality and war discourse in early 20th century politics
The passage discusses the McKinley tariff, Roosevelt era party dynamics, and a shift to Democratic governance, noting prosperity under Republicans. It cites Theodore Roosevelt on Belgian neutrality, urges noninterference unless urgent, and references wartime civilian casualties and noncombatant deaths in modern conflicts, reflecting dated perspectives on neutrality and warfare.
Damage Case Dismissed By Erie Court
Erle March 17 A two day probate style suit Wohard Mansberg versus Erle Specialty Co ended with Common Pleas Judge Whittelsey directing a verdict for the defendant and dismissal. Plaintiff’s attorney announced a motion for a new trial and possible appeal to the ap proms court. The case stemmed from Mansbery losing three fingers on a punch machine while employed by the company, with prior alleged fraudulent settlement in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Wohard Mansberg
Common Pleas
Harbach
Whittelsey
Richard Mansbery
Sait
Young Manyberg
Shute Hinson
Kuw
Kansas City
C. Eaton
Whitteldey
EL Rerese Rial
Aloasy
Bad Checks and Vanished: Macedonian Merchant in Despair
Angelo Bronin a seven year resident of the city passed worthless checks to creditors, vanished after selling his Park Avenue lot and small meat market. A year earlier he bought property, built a one story building, and operated a meat market with groceries, a horse and wagon, and a Ford car. Local and town creditors face losses as Bronin is believed to have left town, possibly to Amos City, with debts and a run-down stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Angelo Brosin
Aro Brokin
Park Avenue
Hat Bronin
Amos City
Itzy
Piri
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Orry Evening Journal
Pac
Cokwomoon
Azraye Cocnanove
Corry Seans Weekly Journal Journal
Mall
Corry
Claas
Mattar
Apguontios
Praailong
Harrison
Theodore Roondvelt
Delgum
Limtioh
Toayen
Oldeas
Europe
Erie Court
Kane Men
Sam Jacobson & Co
Knox
Beacon
Youngs
Manhattan
Eclipse
Cob Son CO
Clothiers
Wellbach
Welnbach
Lucas
Barlow Hardware Company
Gibson's
Bissell
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