Wilson Not Bound By Traditions in U S Politics
Wilson faces a pivotal moment in American history as he presses to redefine leadership. The article argues tariff, currency, and trust issues are minor, while humanity and human rights rise to the forefront, challenging congressional traditions and promising a square deal for citizens, regardless of party.
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Dodrow Wilson
Himmself
Abraham Lincoln
Democratic Party
United States
Chere
Lingolu
Woodrow Wilson
Republic
Taft
Washington
Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Ways and Oceans ‘Committee
House of Representatives
America
Taderwood
Wenden
Tess Huis
A Vicious And Unfair Bill Against Property Owners
A fierce critique of a proposed streetcar bill backed by Singell Pace Bigelow alleging it strips property owners of the right to approve or reject streetcar tracks on their streets. The piece warns of a crime against property and people, urging veto by the May session and noting strong opposition from affected residents.
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Bigelow
Sleet Car Trust
Tey
Uutil
Suel & Lill
DIL
Easter Girl of ’13 Adorns a Satin Enchantment
The Easter girl is described in lavish detail with orange-tinted skin, heavy jewelry, silk garments, veiled eyes, and a jeweled turban. She appears in a scene of orientalist fantasy, with references to harem imagery and exotic fashion motifs.
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Kate Masterson
Mis Maris Kapp Hosts Edith Youty in Somerville
Somerville Mar 20 note Miss Maris Kapp entertained her friend Miss Edith Youty of Camden Sunday. Ethel Cilhiwre spent Sunday afternoon with Mary Hatcock. Mr and Mrs G W Dye spent Saturday in Hamilton. Ferguson family moved to Foler Thomas place early week. M E Easter market at Robins store Saturday afternoon. John Britt and wife to move to Richond soon. Henry Frazee Edward Iiant and Chas Binlay spent Saturday in Middletown. Rev James Work of Oxford preached at Presbyterian Sunday. Marbury to preach Sunday morning.
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Somerville
Mis Maris Kapp
Edith Youty
Camden
Ethel Cilhiwre
Mary Hatcock
G. W. Dye
Hamilton
A. Ferguson
Foler Thomas Place
Tles
M. E
Robinson’s
John Britt
Richond
Henry Frazee
Edward
Binlay
Middletown
James BM. Work
Oxford
Philip Findest Nathaniel
Marbury
Woodland Park Social Notes reflect McCormicks and neighbors
Mrs B McCormick and Elizabeth and Mildred visited Mrs BE McCormick family Sunday. Freda Lindner returned after days with sister Mrs Chris Vogel. Dave Weisenborn family and Miss Erho Hileman plus Sidney McCormick of Pleasant Ram attended gatherings. Alice McCormick attended a birthday party. Laura Dottenger and Alice McCormick present in the area Monday. TE McCormick and Men Chambers visited west of Pleasant East Thursday. Hailey resident Men Chambers stayed with relatives.
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B. McCormick
Dangliore Elizabeth
Mildred
BE. E. McCormick
Freda Lindner
Chris Vogel
Dave Weisenborn Tana
Alice McCormick
Mise Setln Pabst
TE. McCormick
Pleasant East
Men Chambers
Af Hailey
Placs
West Elkton Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Special To The Jovennor reports a week of local visits and gatherings in West Elkton. Elizabeth Gifford Esther Stubbs and others shared meals with neighbors while residents attended Friends meetings and a quarterly gathering. Updates note modest health changes and upcoming events at the aged home project nearby.
Sabbath School Class Taught by Miss Elva Brubbe
An item notes a Friday night Sabbath school class taught by Miss Elva Brubbe at Friends' tabernacle. Mrs Callie Stafford plans a Dayton trip Saturday, with daughter Mabel meeting and returning with her for a week visit. Relatives of Mrs John Bennett of Richmond, Indiana, are saddened by her illness. Charley Stubby and Maurice Reed traveled to Kalon on Kini neha, and Mrs Ella Sehul went to Middletown for shopping.
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John Bennett
Richmond
Ind
Charley Stubby
Maurice Reed
Kalon
Kinineha
Ella Sehul
Middletown
Raymond Ragged Notes From The Journal Highlight Local Visits
In Raymond Indiana on March 20 Mrs Ed Peak was in town Tuesday Wir Duty line bought another horse Mr and Mrs Bull were in Brookville Saturday A large crowd attended Alva Burgess funeral at Harmony on Saturday Zelpha Dalzell had been out of red gel due to eye trouble Frank Flynn was in the village Saturday Mr and Mrs Stafford visited daughter Mrs A K Murray on their way home from Washington after a three week visit Mr and Mrs Evert Dalzelle were in the city Wednesday
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Journal
Raymond
Ind
Ed Peak
Wir
Duty Line
Mrs. Bull
Brookville
Alva Burgess
Harmony
Zelpha Dalzell
Rédhgel
Frank Flynn
Mrs. Stafford
A. K. Murray
Waslington
Evert Dalzelle
City
Local Notes From Hawthorn Hill News Briefs
Special To The Journal Hawthorn Hill Marc Tras Wheldon of Bulon was sick last week but could vote Monday. He works for Friends Bros and Bayer Cream Co. Delhi La widow Mrs David Deardorff died after two weeks of grip and bronchitis. Funeral at Lutherup church in Tago May with burial at Twin Valley. Sympathy offered to Mr Deardorff by old friends. Relatives from Chicago Dayton attended. John Brookley family left Florida for Prable county. Mr and Mrs Fred Tranck and Philip Dranck visited. Dorothy Jeanette framed as newborn at Frame home. Mr Will Liteliser hosted guests including A EL Gane Miss Mary John Wheldon Tris Wheldon Mrs Henry Meyer and others.
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Marc
Tras Wheldon
Bulon
Frieneh Bros
Bayer Cream Co
Uin
Winnad
David Deardorff
Delhi
Chicago
Oslie Gibbons
Dayton
Deatharth
Lane
Fred ‘Tranck
Oledo
Philip Dranck
Eaton
Adam Tranck
Opal Aten
Mildred
Thomas Marker
Orange Marker
Spencer Aten
Weakley
Roberts
Experts Watch Tuberculosis Patients Treated by Dr Friedmann
In New York on March 21 observers noted no discharge until officials lift restrictions. Eleven Bellevue hospital patients were treated in the operating amphitheater under careful government supervision ongoing after the treatment ended. A large medical audience witnessed the injections as doctors recorded postprocedure progress and outcomes.
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Row York
de Friedrich Franz Friedna
Marine Hospital
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Lin
Arival
New York
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Dames Alexander Miller
Ast
de. Driedmann
John W. Beovann
der. Leopald Bley
Anderson
Stimguo
Vr Sercali
Jad Navy
J. M. Kellogw
Veank May
Tiaunell
Rieminghanny
N. Mykiestead
Williston
N. Des de
Social notes from Eaton area residents and visitors
Mrs Elmer and daughters Minnie and Lena visited relatives while Mr and Mrs Clyde Truck and baby Kenneth spent Wednesday with George Duffield and wife. Leonard Stayton visited friends at Eldorado. Mrs Laura Meyer and Mrs Sarah Landis were Eaton visitors on Thursday. Orville Kisling visited in Richmond with Guy Aieling and wife from Thursday to Sunday. George Duffield and wife made a business trip to Richmond. Mr and Mrs WA Litebiser spent Sunday with his mother and brother. Allie Karika called at Augspurger and Litehiser. George Swope and family visited Wilbur Augspurg. Mrs Fred Roberts attended the Eaton Reading Circle meeting at Mrs Laura Kennel’s home. Readings covered historical and biographical topics with tea. The reading circle’s jovial feature entertains and educates. Mrs Albert Stewart of Simmringville spent days with her son and family. Mrs Thomas Bawmber recovering slowly. Mr and Mrs Haramons and children Coralee and Ralph visited Anity O’Ban Wy. Mrs Edith Graham has been ill but able to attend to affairs.
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Elmer, Mann
Minnie
Lena
Clyde Truck
Kenneth D
George Duffield
Leonard Stayton
Fldorado
Laura Meyer
Sarah Landis
Eaton
Orville Kisling
Richmond
Guy Aieling
WA. Litebiser
Allie Karika
Augpurger
Litehiser
George Swope
Wilbur Augspurg
Fred Roberts
Eaton Reading Circle
Laura Kennel
Roberts
Iterasion
Avondale
Albert Stewart
Simmronvill
Thomas Bawnber
Haramons
Coralee
Ralph
Anity O'Ban
Oyster supper and community visits brighten Pisgah Society scene
The Pisgah Home Culture club hosted an oyster supper for husbands and families, honoring Mrs Martha Kennedy. Local residents Blaine Hopkins and Irene West visited, with several Midwest correspondents and guests calling on friends in Socialville and Mason. Readers note forthcoming details on upcoming summer arrangements and neighborhood visits.
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Visgal
Martha’ Kennedy
Tharadlay
Blaine Hopkins
Sovialville
Irene West
Harry Honorlaw
Ben Wesler
Lizzie Vanchise
Addis Conrey
Funeral notices in Butler County mourn longtime resident
An obituary recalls Mateehy 20 and Chares Pischer among mourners in New Marvin area. It notes a long life from 1874 in Garjyngth, marriage to Dise Gertrude Landwehr, and 13 children with many survivors. Surviving kin include Mrs Ratthryn Gone and others. widow and grandchildren noted. final prayers express belief and sorrow.
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Mateehy
Piedy
New Mavon
Chares Pischer
Artias
Danial
Filmilton
My. Courge Devkur
Jom
Goblegen
Germany
Garjyngth
Gertrude Landwehr
Wren Oyun
Lownee
Ratthryn
Magete Conway
Marie Creamile
Gounee Boeke
Tashek
Phair
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