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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1917
Page
2
War's Effect on Business in the Postwar Economy
A Federal Reserve view argues the war has not hindered business in the St Louis district. Collections stay strong and orders rise. money stringency is unlikely. War financing will keep credits at home, with bonds helping bank deposits spread. Labor shortages and rising living costs loom after the war. peace will demand careful readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
St Louis
Murnace
Eovecus
Federel Reserve Bank
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
Vauit
Thompson as Traitor and Nation's War Trust in Chicago
A critic denounces Mayor Thompson of Chicago for bartering loyalty during wartime and for withholding an invitation to British and French leaders visiting the United States. The piece argues unity and sacrifice are essential as the country faces a dangerous conflict with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mer
Sherman
Billy” Mason
Champ Clark
Thompson
Chicago
United States
Writiah
Copperhead charges hit Chicago mayor over loyalty
The piece denounces Mayor Thompson for treasonable actions aimed at German voters in Chicago. It brands him a copperhead and warns downstate Republicans will reject his leadership and disloyal stance in the U S Senate nomination fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Thompson
Big Bill
Illinois
United States
Copperhead
President seeks broad wartime power to control prices and production
Administration proposes a war powers bill giving the president authority under the war clause to fix maximum and minimum prices for food clothing and fuel, regulate production and distribution, requisition factories and mines, compel release of stock, regulate exchanges, direct railroads, impose import duties to curb dumping, and limit grain use in liquor production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lever
House Agriculture Committee
Plant Navy Beans as Profitable Crop for Varied Soils
Postmaster recruiting note aside, the article urges farmers to plant navy beans, noting high prices, adaptability to many soils, and the late planting window to early July. It details drilling depths, row spacing, and cultivation timing to maximize yield while avoiding disease and root damage.
Wheat hits fresh highs as bids top Chicago market
May wheat reaches a new high as Chicago bids climb to 2.20 per bushel while Winnipeg offers 210. Plour in Chicago rises to 15 a barrel, driven by Canadian strength and rising Chicago demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Training Girls for War prophecy on World War future
The column reflects on past world war prophecies and shifts to predicting the war’s end. It argues the draft bill passed with large margins, Clark’s voting turn, and Bryan’s rehabilitated standing. It forecasts a prolonged war, possibly two to three years, needing American and Japanese troops and a U boat countermeasure from US ingenuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Congress
The
Herald
House of Representatives
Clark
Missouri
Gerard
Baltimore
William Randolph Hearst
Champ Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Girard
William Randolph
Bryan
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Wooden ships aid Allies as submarines threaten imports
The article explains a plan to build 1000 wooden cargo vessels and many steel ships to outpace German U-boats. Led by the Federal Shipping Board and General Goethals, engineers Clark and Eustis push a quick, low cost fleet to haul 35 million tons annually, using Oregon fir and southern pine and powered by steam with oil fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Atlantic
Wilson
Federal Shipping Board
Emergency Ship Building Corporation
William Denman
Maj Gen
Goethals
America
von Tirpitz
Seven Seas
Shipping Board
F Huntington Clark
New York
F A. Eustis
Boston
Prussia
Clark
P A. S. Franklin
J. P. Morgan & Co
Washington
Eustis
Amercan
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Denman
Maine
Pacific
Gulf
Gen. Goethals’ Corporation
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Break Records
On the first day of subscriptions to the two billion dollar Liberty Loan the Treasury received bonds applications from all parts of the country exceeding the target by double, quickly absorbing demand and signaling strong public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Business men vow to sacrifice for democracy in wartime
President Rhett of the Chamber of Commerce lauds a spirit of service in the St Louis directors meeting. He urges business leaders to dedicate time money and lives to democracy and national welfare, with railways and major industries ready to follow wartime government needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhett
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
St Louis
America
Carbon Paper For Bindery Patterns
Large sheets of carbon paper used for transferring bindery patterns. Description notes its suitability for pattern work and suggests use in publishing or printing operations. Contains no further context or dates.
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Nelle Warriner
Harry B. Dulaney
W B Scholfield
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