Beveridge on the League of Nations debated in column
A reprint of Senator Beveridge’s Memorial Day remarks criticizes the League of Nations while noting Taft’s advocacy. The piece explores objections about contributing to an international army and potential impacts on major powers, concluding Beveridge’s arguments are largely worth consideration.
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Beveridge
League of Nations
Mayland
Mont of the Nations
United States
France
Italy
Molland
Spa
Germany
England
The Grace Lusk Case Conviction and Sentencing
The article argues Grace Task received a 14 to 25 year penitentiary term due to character flaws and experience, suggesting harsher outcomes could occur if she were less composed or more beautiful. It frames the crime as a result of her planning and condemns the husband for infidelity and treachery, criticizing societal mercy for religious figures.
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Grace
Alos
Tle
Fla
Ned
Parisians Hold As German Drive Reaches Marne Lines
The layman notes the German advance toward Paris presses on despite Allied resistance. He credits Foch with using reserves wisely, hoping the crisis is met with prudent strategy while the enemy seems to gain ground along the Marne.
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Paris
Marne
Joffra
Ford
Foch
Syreme War Council
Teta
Write the Boys in Khaki a Letter Home
A minister urges readers to write to soldiers overseas, arguing such letters bolster morale and humanity. He laments isolation and lack of home contact, saying letters convey brotherhood, ease loneliness, and reinforce Christian duty.
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Red Cross
Indiana
Foch and the Allied Reserve Readiness in the German Offensive
The text debates Foch's timing and the Allies readiness as Germany presses an offensive. It suggests Foch may lure the enemy into spending strength first, while Allied reserves, a picked army, await the call. Faith in leadership remains, with the order to act not yet issued and fate to be revealed.
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Foch
Thay
Pease
Coman Wa
The
London Chronicle
England
America
United States
Ienrland
London Times
Almout
Spain
South
Germany
Calonies
Chatham
Burke
Chronicle
Natory
Jefferson Davis
Tenghind
France
al Manca
Press, Postage Rates, and McAdoo in War Effort
The piece defends Secretary McAdoo for challenging Claude Kitchin over urging revenue legislation amid wartime, arguing the administration relies on free press advertising for war costs. It praises McAdoo and the secretary for resisting anti government pressure while highlighting the press’s vital role in supporting national effort and fundraising campaigns.
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McAdoo
Claude Kitchin
Ift
Mia Kilehin
Congress
Oman
Conor Wim
Reneies
Gyldiaihy
Presidaat Wi
Str
Carleenerie la
Progress versus Shipbuilding Encourages Allied Nations
At ea diner 19 New York Mr. Sehwah mandana reports progress in shipbuilding that promises to end complaints. He notes May output of 56 000 tons dead weight and $250 700 000 in last week contracts. Workforce rises from 0 to 700 000 as yards expand, with pioneers and foresters credited for the surge. The future prospect is celebrated as miraculous in the war effort.
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Ea Diner
New York
Sehwah Mandana
Siipbuilding
Schwah
Asaurea
Schwab
Tie
Indiana
Jathara
Near Treason by McAdoo rebukes railroad strikers
Secretary McAdoo condemns railway workers who walk out in Illinois and elsewhere during wartime. He cites the Railway Wage Gold Mission report promising historic pay raises while insisting that a minority of laborers exploiting the emergency to slow production acts as profiteers and diminishes national unity. The speech stresses loyalty to labor rights yet condemns actions disrupting travel during the war.
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McAdoo
Inois
Rinfa
Republic
Germany
Turkey Run and Indiana's heritage in nature and writing
An essay on Indiana novelist Juliet V. Strauss and her impact, praising Turkey Run as a cultural and natural treasure in Parke County. The piece recalls Brown County artists, Rockville’s literary scene, and Strauss’s enduring influence through “Smihy and Ragings” and “The Country Contributor,” while defending memory of native talent and the need to preserve Indiana’s landscapes.
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Indiana
Strause
Parke County
Wunear
Her
Turkey Run
Te Hijla
Brown County
Brown
Bill
Indianapolis
Invato
Riley
Strauss
Juliet V. Strauss
Juliet V. Strinas
Nockville
Troiana
Tendition
Rockville
Cony
Atreeta Alm
Vnva
Akso Beadle
Hia Tima
Rockville Tribuns
Hia
Ataee
Tribune
Treatle
Inudea
Indianapolis News
Tex
Tales’ Home Journal
Biaata
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Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Fort Wayne Gazetta
Fort Wayne Journal—Batent
Associated Press
Journal-Gazette
Clinton Sheater Ateca
Grace Lusk Case
John O'Gorman
McAdoo and
Kitchin
Mal
Deming
Terre Haute
Maurice Thompson
Meredith Nicholson
Tionary Fathers
Colllora
Lord North
Stupla
North
Emat
Fox
Sheridan
George III
George IV
Senate
New England
Charles F
Johnson
Maine
Oes
Maing Dla
Polk
State Department
United Statea
Renata Rexariing
Roger Cavement
Jeremiah Learys
White House
London
Ambalandor
Gorin
Cecil Spring-Rica
St Otl
Garement
Haate
Martine
New Jersey
Roger Casement
Stona
Mora
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