Danger In Wilsons Vanity, Henry Watterson On Wilson
Henry Watterson, longtime editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, argues Wilson seeks power and world conquest, claims the Democratic machine is abolished, and predicts Wilson aims at national and global supremacy, while contrasting him with Washington and Lincoln. He warns of foreign lure and public manipulation as Wilson’s influence grows.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Europe
White House
Democratic Party
Jake
United States
Watterson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
League of Peace
J. N
Mother Eddy
Bolshevism and Menshevism in Russia
A reader argues that Bolshevism and Menshevism are both forms of Marxist socialism not a majority versus minority split. He says Bolshevik leadership gained power by promising peace, that peasants remain largely indifferent, and that the economy shows labor with the army while industry remains largely shut.
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Russia
Chicago Tribune
W B. Jones
Voice of the People
Siberia
Germany
Karl Marx
Kerensky
Prohibition First Steps and Social Remedies
A critique of Congress not enacting enforcement for the Prohibition amendment notes state powers to regulate, possible federal action, and the risk of evasion. It warns of resistance in regions and among workers, urging churches and reformers to offer meaningful alternatives to drink and prevent a shift to worse evils.
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Congress
Uishepule
The War Is Over Yet No Peace Across The World
The piece critiques premature celebrations of victory five months after armistice. It portrays Wilson’s tours, protests, and rival critiques as delays to a true peace. It notes Russia, Germany, Hungary, Austria, Egypt, and Europe in confusion, with no clear postwar plan or certainty.
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Wilson
England
France
Italy
Herron
Creel
Russia
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Churchill
Egypt
Europe
Ethrat
Nieke
Alfalfa gardening guide seeds and soil prep
An instructional piece by Jacob Geffs of Charleston outlines methods to grow alfalfa successfully. It covers draining fields, fall manure applications, lime treatment, seed selection, scoring hulls, inoculation, sowing with wheat or oats, drilling orientation, rolling, and fall and winter protection.
Great Nation Faces Peril from Wilson Turmoil
A stern critique condemns Wilson's leadership and calls for restraint from European entanglements. The speaker argues Washington Jefferson and Monroe would guide a safer course, warning that Wilson's vanity risks shipwreck of institutions.
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Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Wilson
Administratrix's Notice Estate of Charles Haddix
Edith Haddix administratrix of Charles Haddix deceased invites all creditors to appear at Clark county court Marshall for June Term on the first Monday in June to adjust claims. Debtors urged to pay promptly. Dated April 5 1919. Wm T Hollenbeck attorney.
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Charles Haddix
Clark
State of
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
Edith Haddix
Admix
Wm T Hollenbeck
Methodist conference condemns Herron appointment
The Northern Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meeting in Peru Ind denounces President Harding’s diplomatic appointment of George D Herron calling him notorious and profligate and demands his immediate recall in the interest of morals and pure homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Peru
Ind
United States
George D. Herron
Bailey Quits Democrats in Newark Speech
Former Texas Senator Bailey announces leaving the Democratic Party in Newark New Jersey. He criticizes current democracy and national authorities for overreach, taxes, and restrictions. He condemns the league of nations and defends individual liberty while urging self determination for Ireland.
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Bailey
Texas
Democratic Party
Newark
Texas Statesman
League of Nations
United States
Ireland
America
Notice of Contract Letting Clark County Bridges 1919
Sealed bids for the Crow Crumlin Carpenter Cornwell and Wells bridges in Melrose township Clark County will be received until 1 pm Saturday April 19 1919 at the office of the County Superintendent of Highways. Bids on forms by the County Superintendent with certified check. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. 162 Wilbur Moore County Superintendent Highways Administrator's Notice Estate of James W McCleary deceased notice of appearance before Clark County Court Marshall May first to present claims.
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County Superintendent of Highways
Clark County
Melrose Township
James W. McCleary
Clark
Illinois
Marshall
Daniel Spittler
Anthemsis
Santbergen
Belgium
Cork Farm
Block School
Notice to creditors for Everett Connelly estate
Creditors of the Everett Connelly estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated March 15, 1919. Robert McCleary, Admr. Everett Connelly, Atty. 12-4
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Robert McCleary
Admr
Everett Connelly
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Marshall Herald
Charles Scott
Ilinois
the Herald
the Fiddler
Jacob Geffs
Charleston
Iiaols
Loebie Dier Pags
Albert H.laidlaw
Democrats
Wilbur Moore, Co
Clyde H. Knowles
Iil
Joe Cork
West Union, Ill
Glaypool’s Stock Farm
Clarksville
Geraud
Percheron Society of America
Geo
Claypool
Isto
Wallach
Baird
C.M. Bubeck
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