Roosevelt mocks Wilson in New York speech on war leadership
Col. Rooseveltfires a critique in New York denouncing Wilson for backing an anti administration stance. He attacks Democratic and Republican leaders over wartime efficiency and shipbuilding waste while highlighting Henry Ford and Senator Weeks. The crowd recalls the paradox of politicians and patriotism amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Wilson
War Department
France
Wilson
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Senate
Senator Weeks
Mr. Weeks
Public Sale At Grand Turn Farm
Adam Morganthaler will sell at public sale one mare and colt, a quantity of hay, a wagon and household goods at his place one mile south of Grand Turn on Thursday October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Morganthaler
Grand Turn
Week's Doings in Marshall and Nearby
Mrs. J. K. Kerr traveled to Indianapolis while Mrs. Esta Arbuckle of Paris visited Marshall friends. Local visits coverward, hospitalizations, overseas arrivals and civil service exams as residents and relatives report through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Arbuckle
Paris
Armistice Talks at Versailles Shift Hope for a New War's End
The Versailles palace hosts Allied leaders negotiating terms to end a vast conflict. Austria Hungary seeks a separate peace while Hungary proclaims independence. Allied demands reportedly include surrender of the German fleet and Rhine area occupation as fighting persists on multiple fronts including Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
United States
Great Britain
Louis XIV
France
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Hungary
Rhine
Thanks for help during illness and loss of wife and daughter
A local note expresses gratitude to friends who assisted during illness and after a death and thanks for floral tributes. It lists names including Robert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Taubeneck. It also covers the United War Work Campaign details with a Clark county goal of 34350 and Merrick Cox as county chair. Donations and knitting efforts are noted along with new member Sarah Margaret Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Taylor
Emil Taubeneck
United States
W.C.A
National Catholic War Council
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
War Camp Community Service
Salvation Army
Clark County
Merrick Cox
Friends of Soldiers
Board of Review
Court House
Dulaney
Swern
Purdum
Sarah Margaret Irwin
Ross Irwin
Wabash Township
Everett McKeen
Everett Connelly
Shelton Davis
Justin Harlan
Frank Cole
Lafe Neal
C. A. Furdunn
Alice Purdunn
National Headquarters
S. M. Scholfield
Louisa Lickert
Charles Taylor
Methodist Church Bell Signals Sunday Services
A church notice explains Sunday services including Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 Epworth League at 6 p m and evangelistic service at 7 p m If the bell rings Saturday at 7 p m services will be held Sunday If not public services are allowed households should hold private services at 10 30 Sunday morning The W F M S meeting postponed to the second Friday in November at Mrs Ben T Baird 808 Spruce St Members can pick Sunday school literature at the church Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning P Raymond Powers Minister The note also mentions a 1918 oil price stabilization plan extended for three months by the US Fuel Administration director general focusing on oil price stability and pipeline transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ben T. Baird
Spruce Street
P. Raymond Powers
A. C. Bedford
National Petroleum ‘War Service Committee
Oil Division
US Fuel Administration
The
Fuel Administration
Wounded Stripe Sparks Bold Sentiment From France
Hale McKinney writes from France to West Union parents about a new troop member admiring the wound stripe on his sleeve and joking he would wound himself to wear one. The note closes with a reminder not to become self-important and to stay humble.
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West Union
Hale McKinney
France
Real Estate Transfers Across Martinsville and Casey
Transfers include Herbert O Mason to F F Boothe in Andersons addition Martinsville for 1500. Mayme Wallis to Carrie Perry in Perry sub division Casey for 235. Rose Ewing to Carrie Perry in Casey lot for 200. C A Reinbolt to E M Crumlin se and ne half sections 31 11 14 for 12000. T W Custis to Emily Hazen three two in Deahls sub Martinsville for 1200. Fred W Kohl to S M Scholfield partial interest in Lot 1 block 27 original Marshall for 1. John Strader to E T Pinnell 105 acres 29 12 14 for 14500. Harry Findley to J H Perisho partial block 18 WB Archers First Marshall for 600. Public notices of services follow with Zion U S preaching and Marshall services subject to ban lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert O. Mason
F Boothe
Anderson
Martinsville
Mayme Wallis
Carrie Perry
Perry
Casey
Rose Ewing
C A Reinbolt
E M Crumlin
T W Custis
Emily Hazen
Deahl
Fred W Kohl
S M Scholfield
Orig
Marshall
John Strader
E T Pinnell
Harry Findley
J H Perisho
Bik
WB Archer
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JW. McGowan
Rookwood
J. K. Kerr
Indianapolis
H. C. Lichtenberger
Corey Bryan
Frank McKeen
Fred Keifer
Priscilla Whaley
Stella Johnson
Terre Haute
John Whiteside, Jr
Herrin
Fred Kallansa
Lewis Grisham
Arthur Wright
Hastings
Ill
Arlie Lockhart
Detroit
Micf
Sunda
Allen
O. O. Taubeneck
I. D
Irene Hogue
Vincennes
Frank W. Greenough
Chas. Sweitzer
Homer Clark
Earl Perdue
Bartlesville
Oklo
Loughrey
Ohio Oil Co
Wichita
Kas
Pennsylvania
R. H. Brown
John Griffith
Kansas City
Woodford Burnett
Champaign
J. R. Burnett
Roy Jefferds
Frank Hurst
South Fifth
Arthur Deaner
Jefferds
Jeffords
Carl Carter
West York
Pontiac
Raymond Sockler
Navy
Otto Sockler
Ernst
U.S. S. “America
Samuel Prevo
Bob Mann
Casper
Wyo
Senator Lewis
Jim Ham Lewis
Congress
McKinley
Lewis
Washington
United War Work Campaign
Red
Bedford
Wallace Baird
Evangelical Church
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Cole & Cole
Marshall, Ill
Fred Wallis
Kohl
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Poland
China
J. H." Maurer
A .R. Harding
Columbus
Ohio
Foster Martin
Harry Nave
Annapolis, Il
Ross Holler
Spotlac
Wal‘Isco Baird
Emanuel
Zion
U. S
J. W. Feller
O. P. Tharp
Esq
Emerson
East Main St
Chas
D. Davison
R.C. U
Au Milinery
Clark
Clark's
Pathé
Pathé Library of Records
America
Pathéway
Bubeck & Gallagher, Marshall
Roush’s
Homer
Roush
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