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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
2
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The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues wise legislation can rapidly cut public debt. It notes America is a creditor nation, with 100 million citizens and growing wealth. Interest payments are lower, debt could be paid, and prudence is required as Congress faces future tasks.
The Salvation Army pushes a 13 million dollar maternal fund as veteran soldiers rally as enthusiastic supporters. The article notes the Army's long work, organized efforts, and trusted aid to troops abroad and at home with food, coffee, and comforting presence from devoted workers.
Evangeline Booth describes Salvation Army workers as practical and devoted to immediate comfort for men broken by war. She stresses preparation and warns that America must raise a $13,000,000 fund to sustain the Army’s work for soldiers and the public.
A columnist cautions that Americans pour money into worthless investments amid rising wages and bond sales. The piece warns oil stocks and lithographed certificates lure the inexperienced, comparing speculative mania to past bubbles in Holland, France, and England and urging careful analysis and expert advice before investing.
President Wilson defended Americans against the charge they worship money. He cited US wartime sacrifice and wealth as backed by humanity and justice, saying 2,000,000 Americans served and offered wealth and blood to support liberty abroad.
Washington buzzes as Secretary Carter Glass presses President Wilson to reconvene Congress on May 19. Speaker Gillett of Massachusetts chides the delay saying the nation’s interests suffered, while he urges immediate reassessment of industrial policy amid unclear Duffmen timing.
A historical report quotes a legislator lamenting delayed approval of six major supply bills. The fiscal year ends July 1 and departments risk stoppage without funding. The speaker notes urgent need for Congress to convene, investigate, and pass the bills in six weeks to protect national interests.
The article weighs self-determination across nations, noting Ireland Korea Egypt Armenia Syria and Poland, while warning against dividing mankind into many small states. It cites Germany’s colonial failures, including the Herero revolt and genocide, as evidence of governance limits and prestige loss.
The world remains divided over the wisdom and justice of maintaining overseas empires. Some believe civilized nations may occupy and govern backward countries for future wealth and uplift ignorant peoples to higher standards.
Notices announce estate administration for Eliza D Martin in Clark County with July hearing for claims, a ferry license request by James Rohn between Towns Nine and Ten toward Indiana, and a 1919 road work bid call by the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings for the National Highway with district offices and plans access.
Portland cement concrete and bituminous concrete sections to be built by a County Department of Public Works and Buildings. Route details include National Highway and County lines with 17868 feet of length. Bid package available from R L Bell Paris Illinois with May 13 1919 deadline.
Estate in Clark County Illinois seeks final report from Executrix Stella Kackley on June 2 1919 at Marshall to be discharged from duties. Heirs and distributees may appear and resist the discharge. Graham and Snavely attorneys represent the executrix.
Public notices from Clark County Illinois detail guardian sales for minor heirs Bert R Callin Clare Callin and Theodore V Callin with properties in Clark County to be sold June 14 1919 at 2 pm at the Marshall courthouse. Also includes a foreclosure sale of the east half of block 66 Woodford Dulaney addition Marshall and a probate removal petition for Lola Delores Newman guardian Thomas C Whallon versus Fred Flenner with summons for June term.
In Marshall Illinois on April 26 1919 the decree was entered against the respondent as prayed in the bill. Fleming R. Black Clerk. Everett Connelly petitioner's solicitor.
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