Treaty Plea for Immediate Ratification Without Amendment
A broad, nonpartisan plea from 250 prominent Americans urges immediate Senate ratification of the peace treaty with Germany, without amendment or delay. Signers include ex President Taft, George W. Wickersham, A. Lawrence Lowell, C C Moore, Judge George Gray, Samuel Gompers, and Cesie Chapman Catt, among others, warning that any delay risks new war and global unrest. The letter argues that reopening negotiations would invite concessions to Germany, threaten US interests, and prolong instability while stressing the treaty’s provisions on Shantung and the League of Nations as essential to lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
eMurt
Senate
League
Aigners
National American Woman Suffrage Associations
Cyrus VI
KR. Curtis
Philadelphia
Pur
Heber 3. Grant
Mormon Church
Spargo
Washington
Unies
Germany
Anr
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Paris
Tals
United States
Repulation Commission
Berlin
England
Principe
Thu Senate
Shaniung
China
Addressey
League Between Nations
Shantung
Japan
Tlingis
Michi-gain
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rare cross of pearl given bishop Weller in trip gift
The Right Rev R H Weller of Fond du Lac received a large mother of pearl bishop’s vestment cross from the Jerusalem patriarch during his Episcopal church mission to the Near East. The six by four inch cross features intricate scroll work and a pearl crown, with a pearl chain and silver links. Experts could not agree on value, noting it is ecclesiastical property and not easily appraised for duty or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Weller
Fond du Lac
Harape
Near East
The
Episcopal Church
Stevens Point Journal
Welfer
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Curio Déslers
Cairo
Weller
Wisconsin liquor holdings figure released in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin the United States internal revenue collector reports 100000 gallons of distilled spirits 65000 gallons of wine and 14000 gallons of cordial stored in the state. Former dealers hold these supplies ready to sell if legality permitted. An additional 12500 gallons of distilled spirits 12500 gallons of wine and 2600 gallons of cordial are kept in store by 8500 former liquor dealers for private consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Wisconsin
Drum and Rhythm in Primitive Music History
The drum is a relic of ancient ages and marks the infancy of music. It lacks pitch but fundamentally registers rhythm, serving as the primitive basis that develops into harmony.
To Buy or Not to Buy Soliloquy in a Bulletin
A Philadelphia Bulletin satirical soliloquy laments rising costs of everyday goods like shoes suits and shirts. The narrator questions whether to spend, noting prices from five dollars for repairs to forty and eighty dollar suits, highlighting inflation and consumer strain with humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Why He Failed A Brocptious Merchant Sets Tomorrow
A Southern Hardware and Implement Journal piece depicts a boastful merchant outlining "rules of failure" as he vows to act tomorrow. He admits past laziness at his store, promises brighter displays, better advertising, and timely improvements, but postpones action to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Cye
Dea
Times
Southern Hardware and Implement Journal
Man saves none, claims house after river incident
After months of failed housing searches Brown roams city with despair and nearly ends it all by the river. He then encounters Green drowning, but dashes to a house agent who reveals the seller pushed Green in and already secured the house for another, prompting Brown to abandon the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Friend Green
Green
London
Early Irish Culture Evidence in Cong Abbey Treasures
The article notes the rich medieval Irish culture seen in artifacts and art at Cong Abbey where ancient kings lie. It highlights a delicate gold and silver treasure with copper and bronze work as proof of a sophisticated civilization in Ireland before Norman contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Congabbey
Rory O'Conner
I Want Ad in The Times It Works
A compact notice reports an I Want Ad placement in The Times asserting successful results from a test campaign. The item notes contact details and dates for submission, signaling readers about a practical service offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Farmers Price and Manufacturers Prices Debate
David F. Houston, Secretary of Agriculture, rejects the idea that farm product prices must fall before manufactured goods drop. He argues manufacturers should cut their prices now to help farmers, warning against profiteering and urging immediate action to reduce farming costs and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Houston
Department of Agriculture
Doctors Unionize and Deflect a Stomach Crank
A humorous verse by John O’Keefe in the Philadelphia Bulletin recounts a narrator seeking medical help, only to face union-bound doctors with narrow specializations and odd replies. The tale follows misdirected diagnostics and a final, rigid hour bound sign.
Local News Briefs From Bakerville and Nearby Towns
Miss Anna Kohl and Miss Tena Nuber of Marshfield visited Miss Rose Kasberger Sunday. The threshing machine returned last week and finished nearly all work. Ernst and Cora Michaelis spent Sunday evening in Richfield. Andrew Gleichsner has five week old pigs for sale. New culverts are being installed along the road to Marshfield. Mrs and Mrs Frank Gleichsner visited Hewitt last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kohl
Tena Nuber
Marshfield
Rose Kasberger
Ernst
Cora Michaelis
Richfield
Andrew Gleichsner
Frank Gleichsner H
Hewitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willongin
John A. Brusnen
Beloit Colles
Mchigan
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Loren ‘Ns Thekinson
Ge N
Ferox
Clay H. Hollister
Harry B. Hutching
University of Michigan
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
E. Waters
K. Williams
W. Wishart
Hlinote
John R. Alpine
American Federation of Labor
Adgar
Bancroft
Aulta McCormick Blaine
Louise de Keven Bowen
Jacob M. Dickinson
Joan V. Farwell
Anna A. Gordon
Wattomal Women's Christian Temperance Union
Edmund D. Hulbert
Marfoams Loan and Trust Company
Edward N. Hucley
U.S. Shipping Board
Charles Cheney Hyde
David B. Jones
Mineral Poiot Zinc Company
Thomas 13. Jones
Mineral Point Zinc Company
Ezra Landrith
Fresbyterian General Assembly
Cyrus H. McCormick
Mary E. McDowell
Shaller Mathews
A. Rickert
International Gamment Workers of America
Graham Taylor
John H. Walker
State Federation of Labor
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of
U. S
Oliver Wilson
National Grange
Matthew Woll
International Photo Engravers Union
Marlon L. Burton
University of Minnesota
B. J. Coupny
C. B. Hillett
Juliet- John Lind
AMERI
CAN Red Cross
Arha
Med Cross Avorkers
Aissour
American Red Cross
Cruss
Elvillin
Iis Bursan
Puble Meulti
Eich Aerse Uistreeting
Arctic Circle
Amerie
Acheren Red Cross
Red Cross
North
M. Li
John O'Keefe
Bakerville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!