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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
6
The United States Geological Survey warns of a looming coal shortage this winter. Mines idle without orders risk insufficient production, urging buyers to place coal orders now to meet an estimated 200,000,000 ton yearly need and avert a repeat of 1917 18 shortages.
A state banking department permit to organize a bank at Tony in Rusk county with capital of 39000 is reported. Local items note croix de guerre awards to relatives of fallen servicemen and community efforts, including equity groups, school graduations, county agriculture, bar association plans, club renovations, police pay raises, and civic league initiatives across Wisconsin communities.
A libel suit valued at one million dollars advances in its eighth week. Ford is labeled an anarchist by opponents, while supporters claim the Ford administration can aid families and open pathways for opportunity.
In a June 22 1916 Tribune editorial Henry Ford was accused of anarchist aims and blocking jobs for employees called to the Mexican border. The paper faced a $1 000 800 libel suit as witnesses testified about unrest at the border and Ford’s company support for families of mobilized workers.
Mt Clemens trial enters week six as Henry Ford suit seeks 1 million over alleged editorial labeling him an anarchist. Witnesses from Texas recount border tensions and Mexican actions while Ford counsel attack Tribune biases toward intervention and wartime policy.
A historical account explains how the Northwest Territory compact kept Wisconsin from extending to Chicago and northern Illinois. In 1818 Illinois sought a Lake Michigan boundary 42 40, sparking partisan fights until Wisconsin settled for statehood in 1848 with Chicago tied to Illinois.
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