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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

2

Senator Lewis Records War Era Split With Party

The piece outlines Senator Lewis of Washington opposing McKinley in the Spanish American War era, voting against arming troops and against bonds. It contrasts his stance with supporters like Champ Clark and McCormick, noting critics’ claim he placed party over country. It cites Senator Watson’s remarks and calls for loyalty to country. Also mentions Chapman, 73, seeking city seal proof in Minonk on a long journey.

Jamba Hamilton Lewis United States Senate Congress McKinley Nley Jamie Bonds Warswith Lewis Illinois United States Senate Quinority- Party Champ Clark Th House Democratic Party Watson Indiana Congressman McCormick Wilson McCormick Jax France S. Chapman Harry Helder City Clark Minonk Racine Wis New Orleans Los Angeles California San Francisco News-Dispatch

Campaign tirade over Espionage Act and press censure debate

The Peoria Star questions Congressman Ireland’s motives in a heated charge about the Espionage Act press censorship clause. It argues Eagleton’s tactics aim to discredit Ireland while urging readers to consider who blocked or supported the censorship provision during wartime.

Eagleton Stone Clifford Ireland United States Red Cross Franks Washington Congress Senate House Graham Pennsylvania Conference Committee Treland Peoria Star

Farmers in Wisconsin and Daviess County Profit Strong Tobacco Yield

Sees Mra William Bell of Logansport Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy for relief after a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago. An advertisement notes many farmers will profit $500 to $600 per acre from tobacco this year due to excellent yield and high prices.

William Bell Logansport Indiana Advt Daviess County Wisconsin

Vinol Claim Backed by Proof and Money-Back Promise

The ad asserts Vinol strengthens the body by combining ingredients listed as Vinel to prove claims of enhanced strength. It targets weak and tired men and women, promising test results at the publisher’s expense. A money-back guarantee is offered if customers are not entirely satisfied.

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Railroad Ticket Refusal Ignites 1920s Court Battle In Illinois

A win for the widow and child of Daniel Pawlisza ended in a appellate reversal. The court ruled the decedent intoxicated at the time of injury and the railroad agent was justified in selling no ticket, negating liability. The suit originated after Pawlisza was killed by a Burlington train in Sandwich. Public administrator Harry B. Goodian filed suit in Dekalb County.

Court of -the-Ottawa Aurora Harry B. Goodian Dekalb County Pawlistna Sycamore Appellate “Court LC de Oest

Executrix Notice in Illinois Estate Proceeding

Gertrude Apfel as executrix of Conrad Apfel late of Marshall county Illinois announces she will appear at the Marshall County Court in Lacon on the first Monday of December 1918 to settle claims against the estate. Creditors and indebted parties are urged to attend or settle debts promptly. Dated December 14 1918.

Conrad Aptel Conrad ‘Aptel Marshall State of Gertrude Apfel Fred W. Potter

New Edison and affordable plan spark immediate listening

A fragmented passage touts an affordable payment plan to enjoy music now with the New Edison. It references old songs and marches amid war like language, urging sacrifice and humanity while inviting readers to hear familiar tunes.

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Edison Phonograph Promises Moral Benefit for All

A dealer touts the Edison Phonograph as beneficial to every station in life. He claims its music and educational value will uplift households, ranch gatherings, and public meetings, offering more worth than many costly items.

Edison Phonograph Edison

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