Edith Cavell Death Debate Divides American Bar Association
A minority report claims Edith Cavell was executed under civilised warfare laws while a majority rejects abolishing the death penalty for women spies. The committee urges reforms in military law and questions the handling of military justice in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cavill
American Bar Association
Mina Cavell
Gregory
Chicago
We.lian P. Bynum
Greensboro
N. C
Minn Fiith Cavell
Wwe
Idea Bee
Andrew A. Brone
Minneapolis
Martin Conboy
New York
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Mr. Gregory
Courts Martia
West Point
Rar
An American Year 1919 and the American Spirit
The author reflects on 1919 as a year of mixed progress and lost opportunities. Despite labor unrest and higher living costs, Americans grew more American and united as a national family. Americanism is praised as justice, opportunity, and the pursuit of happiness for all, with progress toward that goal noted in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mqga
School Board Chairman Works to Reopen Next Monday
John S. Bohannon, chairman of the school board, has worked diligently since the recent cold snap to repair storm damage and prepare for the school to reopen next Monday. He serves with a faithful office and seeks the goodwill of the public as enrollments rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bohannon
Bohannon
County Ag Center Plan Spreads In Rural Outreach
The United States Department of Agriculture has chosen a county unit system with an agriculture leader in each county to better reach farmers. The movement has rapidly grown in recent years, expanding contact and support efforts across rural areas.
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Monmouth
United States Department of Agriculture
Tris
Women Leaders and Milestones Highlight 19th Century Progress
A survey notes many counties employ agricultural leaders to promote local farming, with shared funding from state and federal sources. Prominent women attain officer roles in finance and unions, while suffragists and clubs celebrate early gains. mentions Miss Furman, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Talbott, Miss Ackerman, and Sorosis.
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Qouthern Anl
Neion
Ito Stirculate
Puf
York
Charles Dickens
D. H. Furman
New York City
Mabel Talbott
National Amalgamated
United States
Charles N. Pierce
Philadelphia
Pierce
eSneca Falls
N. Y
Fern Bauerfield
Coffeyville
Kans
Union Pacific Re
Valparaiso
Chile
Oante Tus
Manila
England
R. Day
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Jessie Ackerman
New
Impeachment Call Aims at Labor Secretary Wilson
Ole Hanson urges Secretary of Labor William Bauchop Wilson be impeached over leniency toward alien anarchists and plotters. He cites Ellis Island probes and notes ex immigration chief Frederick Howr testified he acted on Washington orders amid accusations of socialism in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bauchop Wilson
Department of Labor
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Emma Goldman
Washington
Wilson
Local Names Listed for Regional Posts
Clifford Smith falls City. B. Tartar of Airlie. E. E. Trueblood of Rickreall. H. T. Waller of Rickreall Route Two.
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Clifford Smith
Falls City
B. Tartar
Airlie
E. E. Trueblood
Rickreall
H. T. Waller
Route Two
State to Reap a Rich Harryf TM
Fragmented text outlines a plan for Oregon to secure funds for automobile and road construction. Mentions a $3,000,000 due and a chauffeur license. Names Sam A. state appear as a fragment.
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Edith Cavell
Enterprise
Favors
Dallas
JURY
LISD
Hicila
Oregon
Sam A
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