United States and Britain Debate Global Colonies Policy
The piece notes English leaders urge America to assume colony governance after World War I, discussing Palestine Armenia and former German territories. It argues America would be accountable to a League of Nations and outlines how colonial control might evolve toward self government while balancing differing political pressures.
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Lloyd Allen
Western Newspaper Union
London
America
Near East
England
League of Nations
United States
Palestine
Armenia
South Africa
India
Canada
Australia
France
Italy
Cuba
Great Britain
Labor Party
Viscount Grey
Europe
League
Earth
Asia
Africa
Pacific
Wilson
Turkey
Dardanelles
Persia
Arabia
Roberts College
Americnan
Euxast
Russia
Downed 12 HM planes and postwar colonial views emerge
Evansville flyer Lieut A Lillicrap, with the 122nd escadrille, credited with 12 Bowie planes, recalls battle near heavy combat. The piece also surveys British discussions on colonial governance, Wilsons Fourteen Points, and American roles in Asia Africa and the Near East, emphasizing international control and eventual self governance.
State Police Plan Sought In Indiana Law Change
Indiana senators push a bill for a state police force with full arrest powers. Divorce law would allow relief for incurably insane spouses with support obligations. Other measures include tax reform, war council funding, and curfew for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eben H. Wolcott
Indiana Bankers’ Association
House Committee On Public Morals
National Horse Thief Detective Association of
Indiana
William Calvert
Attica
H. BE. Lochry
Franklin
J. M. Carter
E. J. Mendendal
Sheridan
C. F. Martin
Jamestown
General Assembly
Aildredge
House
Indiana State Council of Defense
Southard
Labor Committee
Representative Day
Bidaman
McKinley
Insurance Committee
Miltenberger
Abrams
Senate
Senate Committee On Roads
Toa
Hays to Address Indiana House on Roosevelt Memorial Services
Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, address the Indiana House February The memorial services for the late President Theodore Roosevelt are set for two o'clock on the same day as the U S Congress honors Roosevelt with services in the Capitol at Washington D C
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Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Indiana
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress of the United States
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Twenty-Seven Lobbyists Registered This Session
The secretary of state has registered twenty seven lobbyists this session. Last session reached forty seven by this time. The 1917 total was seventy six. The note says lobbyists resist openness when they elect themselves to the third house.
Indiana Senate approves universal woman suffrage amendment
Indiana's Senate passed by 44 to 0 a constitutional amendment for universal woman suffrage without speeches or debate. The measure grants suffrage to citizens and excludes nominations with registration provisions eliminated.
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Senate
Prohibition Era Saloon Fixtures Cut Up for Kindling
Adolph Schiultz of FB W Cook Brewing Evansville announces that a wateroon full of saloon fixtures stored after Indiana prohibition took effect has been cut up and given away for kindling with the glues removed. State and county defense councils face dissolution by gubernatorial proclamation after legislature funds them and legalizes expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makey Kinching
Adolph Schiultz
FB. W. Cook Brewing Company
Evansville
The
Brewing Company
Goodrich
State Council
Billa
Weekly Health Talks On Nature Seeds And Women's Remedies
A column praising natural growth and seeds contrasts onion and pansy results with opium and constipation cures. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a women’s tonic claimed to treat backache headaches pelvic issues and other life stage disorders. The ad notes the formula uses roots and contains no alcohol or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Yong
America
Invalids’ Hotel
N. Y
In Public Eye Senator Sorghum Reflects on Camera Time
Senator Sorghum says constant camera time matters less than being seen and heard. He insists his public profile is not about vanity but about having something valuable to say.
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Senator Sorghum
Alpine electric routes eyed by Swiss firm
A Swiss company has invested heavily in road upgrades and new equipment and plans to carry passengers over Alpine routes in electric automobiles. A trial of Roman Eye Balsam relieves inflamed eyelids, and the Lycee expresses relief overnight as merit is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Steel Company
David A. Ogden
Lake Michigan
Gary
Lycee
Adv
Alpa
Alps
Garfield Tea A Remedy Told In Gentle Rhetoric
A curious period piece notes Garfield Tea as a steady course for health claiming it as pleasant. A playful messenger birds message and casual social observations punctuate the piece with witty contrast.
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Lillicrap
Ind
Alldredge
W. V. of A
World War Veterans of America
Washington
Glivea
Purdue University
W. E. Pinney
Valparaiso
University
On Farm
Wanatah
Pinney
Wanker
State Board of Health Office
Marion County
Fayette County
Newton County
Ohio County
Hancock County
International Rotary
Anderson
Bloomington
Decatur
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Kendallville
Kokomo
Lafayette
Logansport
Michigan City
Muncie
New Albany
Princeton
Richmond
South Bend
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Wabash
Connersville
John Napier Dyer
United States District Court
Indiana Public Service Commission
Burleson
A. B. Anderson
Phelps
Roosevelt Memorial Services
L. W. Bower
M. D
Apts
Iit
Mr. F
Biles
Dodd
Uae
Stout
Paris
Denterha
Chicago
Ill
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