Senate Poll Signals Ratification Of League Pact
A League to Enforce Peace poll shows 64 senators for the League of Nations covenant, 12 against, 20 doubtful. Only Borah Reed Poindexter and Sherman stand as unalterably opposed, with many doubtfuls likely to vote yes when the treaty reaches the Senate.
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League
Borah
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Sherman
Illinois
New
Indiana
Lodge
Massachustts
Reed
Missouri
Moses
New Hampshire
Evelinghuysen
New Jersey
Fall
New Mexico
Poindexter
Sewer Meeting Postponed Until June 3
A small group of property owners attended Thursday’s council chamber meeting to discuss the sewer issue. The gathering was postponed to Tuesday, June 3, in hopes of a larger turnout to decide between tree removal and keeping the sewer system functional.
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Council Chamber
Victory Bond essay urges mothers to buy for returning soldiers
A 14 year old Lucille Bush wins second prize and John Samuels is runner up in a contest about why mothers should buy Victory Bonds. The essay argues that upholding promises, investing in the war effort, and aiding veterans' families justify sacrifice and patriotism. It appeals to American duty and a postwar Golden Age.
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Lucille Bush
John Samuels
Flanders Fields
America’s Growth Tied to Jeffersonian Principles and Liberty
A collection of quotes extols Jeffersonian policy, free land, abundant resources, and opportunity driving American greatness. It laments public heritage gifted to private interests, while declaring liberty and justice as guiding stars. A final aside contrasts house repair tools for men with a hairpin for women.
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Thomas Jefferson
America
Clever flattery maxim hides social manipulation
An aphorism notes that feigning intellect to flatter a man can induce the illusion of intelligence. The idea suggests power lies in making the other person feel smart. No specific individuals or organizations are cited.
Commencement at Colored Methodist Church May 26
Prof. George W. Adams announces the Colored City Schools commencement will be held Monday night May 26 at eight o'clock at the Colored Methodist Church. The program includes an address by Prof. J. R. Jones a sermon by Rev. W. H. Brown and a notable musical program. Adams urges white supporters to attend and witness the progress of the colored schools.
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George W. Adams
Colored City Schools
Colored Methodist Church
J. R. Jones
W. H. Brown
Adams
Transfer Wagon Service Announcement by Harrison Kimbrell
Harrison Kimbrell advertises a transfer wagon service with reasonable charges and prompt service. The message invites public patronage and notes a motto of prompt, reasonable charges.
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Harrison Kimbrell
Century-Old Pastor Albert Vogel Poised for Methodist Centenary
Rev Albert Vogel of Geanette Pennsylvania aged 102 prays to attend Columbus Ohio Centenary celebration June 20 to July 13. He entered ministry before 25 and has preached more than 80 years. A Bucyrus pastor in the sixties he helped forge lifelong friendships. He remains vigorous with good hearing sight and walks and rises early.
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Albert Vogel
Geanette
Columbus
Bucyrus
Charles Barker
Vogel
Register Early for Columbus Methodist Centenary Exposition
H B Dickson urges visitors to register early for the Columbus celebration from June 20 to July 13. Individual registration is 5 dollars and 10 dollars for a family under 21, covering daily admission and housing committee services. Early registrants receive better services and accommodations.
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H. B. Dickson
Exposition Grounds
Columbus
Dickson
Local Improvements Drive Town Growth and Pep
The piece urges citizens to back local improvements such as streets sewers and water works as smart investments. It argues that honest initiative and vision are needed to attract business and residents, and asks every citizen to vote for and support progress.
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America
Citizen
Lie Lacks Legs Wings Yet Spreads If Not Challenged
A proverb warns that falsehood cannot move on its own and must be challenged or it remains buried where it starts. The saying emphasizes accountability and truth in public discourse.
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Sterness School of Footwear
Scleller
Eveready
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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Wise Pipeless&Pipe Furnace
Fayette
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