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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
7
A commentary argues that German influence stirs fears of conflict between Japan and the United States. It defends Ishii era policies and warns that German schemers still seek trouble, though Japanese statesmen aim for harmony with America despite sensational war talk.
Pearl Wymore of Gaylord Kansas has returned from France after serving with the American army for over a year. He fought with the Fifth division and helped build a pontoon across the Meuse. He was severely wounded, receiving gunshot wounds to legs and arms and a facial fragment injury. He will bear lifelong scars from the battle injuries.
Mrs Minnie Huntington, a telephone operator, received a midnight call on rural line 9 and heard a groan and a child’s edge asking for a doctor. She alerted Mr and Mrs Frank Tidd, Ambrose Wordell, and Dr Knecter. They rushed to the Tidd home and found all five victims unconscious but expected to recover.
Fragmentary report describes John Roberts and Bonnie in a Jefferson County jail setting. The crude narrative mentions an artificial leg used as a weapon, an escape attempt, and several prisoners referred to as Tong and others in Steubenville.
A Western Newspaper Union analysis notes German and Japanese aims at the peace conference. It argues there is no clear push to change the U.S. immigration policy, cites Japan's concern for home constituencies, and urges faith in liberal league of nations goals. It predicts gradual Japanese labor needs and cooperation with English-speaking nations.
A colossal organ, built by Moller of Maryland under W J Kraft, will power the Methodist Centenary celebration in Columbus from June 20 to July 18. The 98-stop instrument, costing about $50,000, will occupy 900 square feet, weigh eight tons, and drive 21 miles of wiring and 6,300 cubic feet of air per minute.
Columbus leaders announce a national centenary celebration marking the birth of the African Methodist church. Prominent black figures, bishops, educators, and lay members will participate in Columbus events including a large chorus, two colored bands, and pageants. The African Centenary bureau plans for about 2000 negros to take part across ceremonies, with commitments from church leaders and local institutions.
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