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President Wilson and the uneasy peace conference
A scrambled weekly column critiques President Wilson and the peace conference, lampoons wasteful spending on jail upkeep, cites lax enforcement of the fuel ban in Ohio County, and notes political snubs and editorial quips. It mentions the Pinnacle plant lease, the Madisonville editor’s warning to preachers, and shifts in sugar and Federal Fuel Administration roles amid broader postwar politics.
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Ohio County
Richter Glenn
Madisonville
President's Letter and Postwar Unity in Question
A controversial assessment argues Mr. Wilson lacks majority support and suggests a commission of strong leaders would command more influence. The piece criticizes the President's pre election letter and Europe conference decision, warning it threatens national harmony during postwar reconstruction.
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Chhosen
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Congress to cut letter postage to old rate after war bill
The passage of the war revenue bill heads Congress toward restoring the old letter postage rate. The Court of Appeals declares unconstitutional a ban on private liquor use. The President signals nationwide prohibition becomes effective July 1, 1915, until demobilization. Estimates of total allied deaths reach ten million with broader war losses. Germany’s weapon stock is listed, including thousands of guns and planes. About 500 American newspaper reporters sail for Europe to cover the peace conference.
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Congress
Last call to taxpayers on penalties and settle accounts
In Obdu County officials urge swift payment and settlement of taxes amid warnings of penalties. Local authorities emphasize immediate action to avoid further penalties and fees as the window closes.
Beads Oddly Strung by J D Clatre in Hartford column
A local column by J D Clatre tangentially comments on health fines, social mores, and humor. It notes the Board of Health quarantine efforts, mentions community figures like Tinsley, Mrs Griffin of Hartford, and changes in local editors and retailers. Readers are invited to share community incidents, with a note on Herbine as a bowel regulator and the Hartford Co operative store manager’s move to Mayfield M Messenger.
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W. H. Coombs
Ohio
Deve Witor
Hartford Co
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