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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
4
Seattle Mayor Hanson Attacks IWW Policy In Topeka Speech
In Topeka Ole Hanson denounced government policy toward anarchists and the IWW calling it weak and vacillating. He warned of a national effort to overthrow government by violence and urged harsher measures, claiming the IWW is widespread and influential across the states. He threatened to resign if Washington does not act to crack down on anarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Topeka
I.W W
Washington
LWW
Hanson
America
Ambitious list grows for Illinois governor race
Springfield correspondent reports a field of possible candidates if Governor Lowden cannot seek reelection. Named are Fred E Sterling L L Emmerson E J Brindage Andrew Russell John Oglesby Len Small Frank L Smith and others though Emmerson reportedly prefers another term. Smith has long pursued the governorship while Sterling faces a different path as State treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
East St Louis Journal
Lowden
Fred E. Sterling
L. L. Emmerson
E. J.brindage
Andrew Russell
John Oglesby
Len Small
Frank L Smith
Dwight
Emmerson
Siars
Frank Sinith
Smih
Lowdon
Sterling
Women After the War and the Rise of Public Life
The article argues that World War I expanded women's roles beyond patriotism and charity. Women filled vital wartime work in industry, transport, offices, and hospitals in Britain and the United States. It notes increased political participation, thrift, and public engagement, concluding the war broadened women’s competence and outlook, preparing them for public affairs and greater societal influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
United States
Congress
House of Commons
House of Lords
Angels of Mercy
Madison laboratory tests glue for wood bonding
A fragment describes tests of a new glue in the forest-products laboratory at Madison Wisconsin. The glue bonded blocks of wood and was subjected to rigorous evaluation, including twenty four hour soaking in water to assess durability and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Jefferson and Wilson in two tracks of leadership
A retrospective view argues Jefferson excelled in philosophical democracy but faltered in hard pragmatism. It contrasts Woodrow Wilson with Lincoln, praising Wilson's League stance while urging practical, war-tested skills in governance and postwar recovery to fulfill democratic ideals with efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Thomas
Jefferson
America
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson
League
17 year locust is cicada not grasshopper warning
The piece clarifies the 17 year cicada is not a true locust or grasshopper. It explains widespread misconceptions about locusts, contrasts the periodical cicada with destructive grasshoppers, notes their diets and outbreak cycles, and urges understanding to avoid unnecessary panic and planting delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocuat
Attila the Hun
Genghis Khan
Stevenson
Department of Agriculture
Indians Buy Bonds and Help Victory Loan
The Treasury reports Kiowa Indians in Oklahoma receive the first delivery of captured German helmets offered for over-subscription to the Victory Loan. They purchased 150,000 dollars of the latest issue, surpassing their prior loan by 2,900 dollars, reflecting thrift and patriotic investment as a measure of American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Oklahoma
Public sale notice in Clark County chancery case
Public notice in the Clark County Illinois chancery suit C W Low versus C E Carter and Ella J Carter announces a master in chancery sale of the east half of lot 66 in Woodford Dulaney's addition to Marshall. The sale is at 2 pm on Saturday June 14 1919 at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall. Cash due on day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Clark County
C. W. Low
C E. Carter
Ella J Carter
I. H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Iinois
Gale
Iuinois
Hollenbeck
HR. Snavely
Clark To
Fred Menner
Holden
Illinois
Fleming R. Black
Everett Connelly
Publication Notice in County Court
State of Napis Clark County issues publication for the guardianship matter of Lola Delores Newman. The petition by Thomas C. Whallon seeks removal of Pred Plenner as guardian due to nonresidence. The notice directs the nonresident defendant to respond within the legal term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napis
Clark County
Thomas C. Whallon
Lola Delores Newman
Pred Plenner
Fred Plenner
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Claypool’s Stock ‘Farm
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Geraud
Clarkaville
Geo
Claypool
Ng Tha ‘ Ag
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