Prestige Abroad America Holds World Esteem and Affection
Victor McVaught, Louisville Times special correspondent, surveys President Wilson's triumph abroad. He argues Wilson has raised America's prestige, united Entente allies, and shaped a generous peace, with American aid and disinterested service praised by France, England, and small nations.
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Victor McVaught
Louisville Times
Wilson
America
Paris
George Washington
Hoboken
Wark Sulllivan
William Allen White
United States
Europe
France
England
Public Auction of Farm Property Near Linswood 1919
Grover Kerry and Stanley A Kelley offer farm goods at N H Colvin's property one half mile south of Linswood on March 12 1919. Items include mares horses mules cows calves wagons binders plows and miscellaneous farm implements plus two Ford touring cars. Usual terms with a 3 percent discount. Sale begins 10 a m. Auctioneer John J Seipel. 26-2w. A second sale at John Bennett's in Taylor township near Buena Vista on March 11 1919 begins 9 a m. 36-2w.
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Grover Kerry
Stanley A. Kelley
N. H. Colvin
Iinsewood
Deering
McCormick
John J. Seipel
John Bennett
Taylor Township
Buena Vista
Death of Rev Joel Evans Former Pike County Native
Rev Joel Evans born in Harrison County Indiana died at his son Thad Evans home in Pete Oklahoma after illness since Christmas He had enlisted in the Civil War with Co G 58th Indiana and was wounded He returned to Pike County and lived in Marion township later serving as local preacher at Winslow Methodist Church Surviving are four children and his burial was beside his wife in Oak Hills cemetery
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Joel Evans
Winslow Dispatch
Winslow
Pike County
Indiana
Thad Evans
Peto
Oklahoma
Co. G
58Th Indiana
Methodist Church
Winslow Church
James Inman
Pete
Aught Evans
Stowe Evans
Oak Hills Cemetery
President Wilson Addresses Boston Citizens at Mechanics Hall
President Wilson speaks to Governor Coolidge and Boston residents at Mechanics Hall on February 24. He praises the welcome home, notes Paris peace conference progress, and argues Americans acted for human rights and justice in World War I, urging unity and continued support.
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Mechanics Hall
Boston
Wilson
Governor Coolidge
Friends of Liberty
Europe
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