Chamberlain Attacks Injustice Over War Justice Policy
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon denounces military injustice under Secretary Baker and Gen Crowder. He cites the Judge Advocate General's power to modify court martial findings, argues for rights of enlisted men, recalls harsh sentences and promises to present 2000 case records to shock Congress into action.
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Washington
Baker
Senator Chamberlin
Oregon
Senate
Col. Ansell
Gen. Crowder
Col Ansell
San Francisco
Congress
Wilson's Role in Reparations Debate at Paris
The piece argues the United States should not share in Germany’s reparations and contends President Wilson misplayed his position in Paris. It suggests a sidelined approach would have gained wider support at home and abroad, easing push for a League of Nations.
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United States
Germany
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
France
Italy
England
Belgium
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed for Cough Relief
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for keeping coughs loose and aiding expectoration. The advertisement extols its excellence and usefulness for relief from whooping cough symptoms.
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Chamberlain
Open Letter from Bugbee to Edwards in New Jersey 1919
State Comptroller Newton A. Bugbee challenges Senator Edward T. Edwards to specify objections to the 1919 appropriation bill. The open letter questions whether Edwards would veto items such as a $1,000,000 vehicular tunnel and other allocations, urging a clear explanation to New Jersey voters.
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Trenton
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Avas
Edward T. Edwards
Tudson County
Hague- Nugent
Edwards
Bugbee
Bughbee
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Senate
House
Camden
Philadelphia
Newark Normal School
Morris Mains
Democratic National Administration
Treasury
Aspiring Governor Questions Senate Votes and Amendments
A letter questions a senator about supporting numerous items on a bill. It asks why amendments offering greater state advantages were not pursued within the senator’s influence and ability, addressing N, ALK, BUGBEE.
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Senate
Bailey and Palmer clash over Democratic creed in 1920s
Attorney General Mitchell Palmer and former Texas Senator Joe Bailey trade charges within the Democratic party arguing over core principles. Bailey defends a written constitution strict economy and equal taxation limits while opposing special privileges for any class and criticizing current administration.
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Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Joe Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Prohibition empties jails across North America in 1918
In Brandon Manitoba two of three jails closed due to few arrests for drunkenness. Indiana’s Brown County jail emptied as the last prisoner let himself out each morning. Malone New York and Lewiston Montana report empty jails and reduced inmate numbers. Oregon prisons drop from 257 to 94 under prohibition.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Brown County
Indiana
Malone
N. Y
Butte
Mont
Lewiston
Oregon
If I Were a Farmer in Early Times
A farmer imagines keeping reliable medicines for minor ailments at hand rather than visiting a physician. He cites Chamberlain remedies for colic diarrhea cough sprains stomach trouble and rheumatic pain to avoid trips to town and prevent serious illnesses. The essay then shifts to a proverb about tree wounds and faults being conspicuous in spring.
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Chamberlain
Do You Sleep Well
Do You Sleep Well To be at his best a man must have sound refreshing sleep When wake ful and restless at night he is in no con dition for work or business during the day Wakefulness is often caused by indigestion and constipation and is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tab lets Try a dose of these tablets and see how much better you feel with a clear head and good digestion.
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Chamberlain
Plainsboro Special Referendum Election Notice 1919
Notice of a special election for all legal voters in Plainsboro Township Middlesex County to accept or reject the act incorporating Plainsboro. Election at Plainsboro Hall on May 6 1919 from 6 AM to 7 PM. Boundary described from Millstone river to various roads and landmarks in Cranbury Cranbury and South Brunswick. Dated April 14 1919 Clerk Walter H Havens.
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Plainsboro
Middlesex
Plainsboro Hall
New Jersey
Millstone River
Mercer
Abel Updike
Trenton & New Brunswick Turnpike
George W. Dunn
Ridge Road
Turkey Island
Scott’s Corner
Dayton
Devil’s Brook
Cranbury
South Brunswick
Horse Run Brook
Said Brook
Cranbury Brook
Princeton Road
George Davison
Cranbury Neck
Said Cross
Cranbury Neck Road
Said Road
Millstone
Mercer Counties
Walter H. Havens
County of
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Cranbury, N.J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Y New Press
Sersey Agai A
By Snell Smith
Bugsee
Hague—Nugent
Ww. Co. T. OU
Middlesex County
Charles G. Groves
Office North Main Street
Cranbury, N. J
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
F.C.B. Pontiac
Mich
Oakland
Walters Oakland Company
Walters
Prospect Plains
Peppler
Owego
Jersey Team
John Deere and
Planet Jr
John Deere
W. A
van Brunt
Oliver
Pittsburgh
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Hightstown Garage
Ford
Borough of
Hightstown
East Windsor
Mercer County
Washington Tossishif
Detroit
Leon Ely
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