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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
3
Peace at any price is folly the world won’t accept
A historic editorial argues central powers cannot win by delaying peace and demands a just settlement. It condemns Germany and Austria for aggression, insists the war must end only with a lasting foundation for safety, and warns rulers they are not free agents as global justice closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
German Cabinet Changes and the Kaiser’s Grip
The new chancellor Prince Max of Baden is praised as amiable but the real power remains with the Kaiser and the Junker class. Autocracy only yields to save itself, and a cabinet must be truly responsible to the people before enemies deem any change credible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Max
Baden
Germany
Wacht Am Rhein
Potsdam
Gott
Peace and future greatness, a German dawn
The text argues that true peace comes when a nation lays down arms and submits to shared human interests, marking a new era. It predicts future Germans will celebrate the day as the start of their real greatness, a sentiment echoed by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family of Nations
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hold Germany Accountable for Devastation
Washington reports that the United States and its allies plan to warn Germany it will be held accountable for further devastation in occupied areas. The note argues mere pleas fail and a firm in kind response is needed to deter German cruelties and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Regulations Issued for Soldier Christmas Packages
War department and Red Cross set rules for one three pound parcel per soldier in war zones with 20 pound limit for navy boxes. Labels identify recipients and must be obtained through Red Cross channels by Nov. 20 deadline. Prohibited items include alcohol, inflammables, fragile glass, and any notes inside. Packages go via Hoboken after Red Cross inspection with stamps paid by sender. Navy parcels limited to 20 pounds and need delivery to New York by Nov. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
War Department
Navy
War and Post Office Department
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hoboken
N. J
Navy Department
Fleet
Twenty-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Non Essential War Workers Under Fire in House Speech
Congressman Martin Madden of Chicago assails the Food Administration and related offices for bloated staffing and wasteful spending. He cites thousands idle clerks and inefficient, overstaffed departments, urging tighter staffing and bulk reductions highlighted by contrasts with naval operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Martin Madden
Chicago
Enticing but flawed pitch aims to cut effort
A fragment suggests a sales pitch promising to save work, noting many people overestimate their own improvement and flatter themselves that they could be worse off, implying skepticism about the proposition.
The Navy’s Greatest Loss At Sea
The convoying boat Tampa was sunk by a torpedo on September 28 with 118 crew lost. The navy had escorted nearly 2,000,000 soldiers to Europe with minimal loss, until this disaster caused by the Tampa crew advancing too far ahead and engaging a submarine alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Europe
Women denied suffrage on November election questions
Attorney General Brundage rules women cannot vote on the constitutional convention question the sixty million dollar good roads bond issue or the state supervision of private banks in an advisory to Secretary Emmerson. The ruling rests on the state Woman suffrage law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brundage
Emmerson
Notice of Contract Letting and Public Bids
Clark County notices announce bids by York Township for removing a steel bridge over Mill Creek near West Union and bids by Clark Edgar counties for Handley Ford and O Hair bridges repairs and channel changes. Also notices for administration of Sarah A Kennedy estate and multiple chancery suits in Marshall Illinois with bid forms and deadlines in October 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Township
Clark County
Board of Supervisors
Mill Creek
West Union
Illinois
Superintendent
Fred Marvin
B. D. Evans
Norman Forsythe
John Paddock
J. W. Mitchell
Rodney L. Bell
Clark and
Edgar Counties
Marshall
Oliver
Inois
Clark
O'Hair
Paris
O’hair
Albert Fleming
Edgar County
Ilinoils
Ilinois
County
Circuit Court
Carrie Freeman
Lyman Freeman
Ant
Tilmolz
Jay
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Administratrix Notice in Clark County Illinois 1918
Estate of Isaac Claypool deceased Administratrix Mary E Rector gives notice to creditors to present claims and attend to estate matters. Dated September 28 1918. Graham and Snavely attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Kennedy
Clark
State of
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
Isaac Claypool
Ereby
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Edward Pearce
Fleming R. Black
W. A. Byram
John W. Lewis
Harold Bright
Fletcher
Ria
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Caldwell
Mr. Madden
Treasury
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Quartermaster’s
Quartermaster General
Clvisma
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of the
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
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Bureau of Supplies and
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
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Dean
R. W. Jeffords
N. First St
Doan
Elda
George D. Nelson
Admr
S. M. Scholfield
Atty
la Verne Lewis
Claude Lewis
Marshall, Ilinois
Jay Swern
Graham & Snavely
Chancery
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Ed Clatfelter
W. K. McDaniel
Edgar Co
P. L. Stoneburner
B. H. Pinnell
Geo. W. Adams
Geo. H. Harkness
Mary E. Rector
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