Public Opinion To Rule World Cecil Asserts
Lord Robert Cecil outlined a workable league of nations defining it as an improved association to safeguard peace and boost cooperation. He said no international army could exist now and that sovereignty would not be surrendered. the league would rely on moral influence and public opinion to deter war.
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Associated Rese
Paris
Robert Cecil
Great Britain
Lord Robert
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Lord Jtobert
League
Robert
View on international cooperation and league of nations
In an opinion on world governance Lord Robert argues that public opinion must govern, not police, and supports a permanent international secretariat to handle routine tasks between meetings of a main tribunal. The tribunal would convene every month or six weeks for major matters, with strong emphasis on non controversial cooperation to shape finance, shipping, and peace, asserting every nation’s right to a sea outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Robert
New Reasons For Roads Return To Owners Debate
Washington Jan. 15 A P Thom general counsel of the Association of Railway Executives testifying before the interstate commerce committee argued for return of the railroads to their owners. He warned the director general's power could undermine credit and urged against charging railroads with the full cost of equipment under federal control. Senator Cummins pressed questions on congressional compensation prospects. Robert W Woolley IC member supported federal control for rate equalization to aid weak roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Committee
Thom
Court of Claims
Congress
Cummins
Robert W. Woolley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martial Law Voted by Argentine House
The chamber of deputies approved martial law for 30 days by 62 to 5. The measure, to take effect immediately, awaits senate passage and the president’s signature. Dellepiane’s forces were called to the colors as disturbances spread from Buenos Aires to provinces including Santa Fe and Tucuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Dellepiane
Santa Fe
Santiago de Estero
Tucuman
Congress
Finish Housing Plan Urged By U S Housing Head
Washington Jan 15 Otto M Eidlitz president of the United States housing corporation urges completion of 22 government housing projects. He says hearings on a joint resolution would abandon projects not 75 percent finished risking a loss of over 50 percent if abandoned but only 25 percent if completed. Continued projects would cost 48000000 dollars.
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Washington
House Public Meetings Committee
Otto M. Bjidlitz
United States Housing Corporation
Eidlitz
Mr. Eddlitz
Gary Banks Merge With Million Assets
Gary Ind Jan 15 A merger of the International Trust and Savings bank Union Trust and Savings bank and the purchase of the assets of the Northern State bank closed by the state auditor last August and placed in receivership represent assets of about 1 2 million Depositors of the Northern State bank are promised 90 cents on the dollar at once and the balance later Rattle flags to states Washington Jan 15 When national guard and army organizations are disbanded their battle flags will be given into custody of the states where most men came The war department said title to the colors would be retained by the federal government
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Gary
Ind
International Trust and Savings Bank
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Northern State Bank
Washington
National Guard
National Army
War Department
Federais
Inter Allied Committee to Control Trans Siberian Railways
Washington reports progress toward control of the Trans Siberian and Chinese Eastern railways by an inter allied committee. Representatives from Russia China Japan United States Great Britain France Italy and the Omsk government will form the body, presided by a Russian. A technical board will include Mr Stevens and a separate military board will be created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris
Tokio
Vladivostok
China
Japan
United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Omsk
Siberia
State Department
Russia
Stevens
Trade Consuls for Every River Port in Mississippi Valley
John M. Parker of New Orleans was elected president of the newly organized Mississippi Valley association at a session in New Orleans. The group, drawing representatives from twenty states, aims to promote foreign and domestic trade along north and south lines and will place trade consuls in every principal port to act as clearing houses for valley interests. Directors named include F. Ernst Cramer, St. Louis. Charles H. Hinch, Cincinnati. Harry H. Merrick, Chicago. C. C. Bovey, Minneapolis. F. C. Waterbury, Des Moines. W. R P. Ross, New Orleans. Joseph Newburger, Memphis. and J. C. Fenelley, Kansas City.
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New Orleans
John M. Parker
Mississippi Valley Association
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Bank
F. Ernst Cramer
St. Louis
Charles H. Hinch
Cincinnati
Harry H. Merrick
Chicago
C. C. Bovey
Minneapolis
F. C. Waterbury
Des Moines
W. R P. Ross
Joseph Newburger
Memphis
J. C. Fenelley
Kansas City
Clothing prices hold steady for 1919 in Chicago meeting
Conservative members of the National Association of Retail Clothiers opened a peace time readjustment conference in Chicago and announced there will be no price advance for clothing in 1919. They expect fall 1918 price levels to persist, with no demand for new styles and military cut belted models remaining predominant.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Charles B. Wry
Des Moines
War Trade Board Russian Bureau Quits After Armistice
The War Trade Board said the Russian bureau ceased to function at the armistice. A few already arranged shipments moved forward. The bureau remains as an advisory entity for private and governmental bodies.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Congress
Ann
Dr Cahpman Health Candy Promises Cough Remedy and Voice Cure
Dr G W Chapman offers a health candy claimed to treat cough hoarseness sore throat throat catarrh bronchitis tonsillitis colds indigestion croup and whooping cough while purportedly clearing the voice for singers and speakers. It uses white sugar seven herbs and barks with eucalyptus and a golden red flower. priced 60 cents a pound with 25 cents extra postage. Located at 1094 N 4th St Quincy Ill and phone 1430.
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G. W. Chapman
4Th St
Quincy
War casualties and wounded from Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Summary of American war losses by state shows totals by wounds illness and death. Names listed include Horace A. King Snyder Mo Corporal s Jarrett Huddleston Linn Creek C Jos Marck Chicago and Privates James Nelson Walter Pucket Louis Syring Floyd Allen Randolph Cordes John Dinham Wm Finch Fielde Kern Lesley plus others. A Portland Me note describes a stolen car incident.
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Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Horace A. King
Snyder
Jarrett T. Huddleston
Linn Creek
C. Jos
J. Marck
Chicago
James L. Nelson
Walter R. Pucket
Osceola
Louis Syring
Tipton
Floyd Allen
Scranton
Randolph Cordes
Pekin
John W. Dinham
Murray
Wm. C. Finch
Carman
Ill
Wm. Fielde
Palatina
Frank H. Kern
May G. Lesley
St. Louis
Cardui claims help for female ailments in Kokomo ad
Mrs H Hankemeier of Kokomo says she felt irritable nervous and energy lacking before using Cardui. After about six months of taking Cardui before her last pregnancy her symptoms improved and she felt grand. The ad urges other women to try Cardui with trusted dealer EB-19.
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Kokomo
Ind
H. Hankemeier
Cardus
Hot Water for Sick Headaches
An old health column promotes a hot water and limestone phosphate drink to flush liver and bowel toxins. The remedy is said to cleanse the alimentary canal, prevent headaches, and improve general health, with quick results for daily flushing.
Local notes from Plymouth Illinois and nearby
Dr W I Irwin accompanied George Messmore to Presbyterian hospital Chicago for removal of prostrate gland. Bert Messmore also operated at same place and is healthy. George Nichols went to Chicago on business. Howard Lawton and Fred Waddie families visited Galesburg. Waddie party sick with flu. Mrs Weaver and sister Dolly Cain aided care. Paul Botts discharged from service and home. Walter Currens injured finger at Incubator factory in Quincy. Charley and Mrs Aleshire visited son Leo in Richmond VA base hospital wounded recently. Miss Rellie Ritchey visiting Mt Sterling. Dr Ray Harris and father from Payson visited Sam Harris. Mrs Jess Chapman returned to Davenport IA after two weeks with Swisegood family. Ira Copeland moved to Swisegood farm. Jaquey to stay year on Swisegood farm. Grace Griswold visited Roland Drew Saturday. Onpat Bowman visited Drew home Sunday. George Grim discharged from service and home. Mrs Edmundson died Monday at granddaughter Will Glass home after long illness.
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W. l. Irwin
George Messmore
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Richmond
Leo
Rellie Ritchey
Mt. Sterling
Ray Harris
Payson
Sam Harris
Jess Chapman
Davenport
Zack Bickford
Ira Copeland
Frank Swisegooud
Helps
Charley Cecil
Jess Jaquey
Mrs. Swisegood
Grace Griswold
Roland Drew
Onpat Bowman
Drew
George Grim
Mrs. Edmunson
Will Glass
Death of George M. Browning in Denver III
George M. Browning, a long time Denver area farmer, died Monday evening after leaving home for field work. He was found dead beside a straw stack with a dead hog under a heart trouble history. The inquest was held and burial is set for Wednesday in Browning cemetery with Rev. L Howe of Bowen officiating. He leaves a wife, son Rolla, and daughter Georgia Brown ing.
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George M. Browning
Mrs. Browning
Wm. Farrill
J. E. Bishop
Dr. B. Wade
George Burner
Browning
Rolla
E. Denver
Georgia Borwning
Bowen
Uric acid in meat linked to rheumatism advise
A health note cites a well known authority saying rheumatism stems from uric acid from overeating rich foods. It recommends warmth, dry feet, less meat, more water, and a week of Jad Salts to stimulate kidneys and reduce uric acid.
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Wrigley
Goody-Land
WS Schewing Gum
Rafer
Judge
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Maine St
Siberian
Inter-Allied Commission
Far East
River Men Perfect Organization
Russian Bureau For War Trade Board
Dr. Cahpman
Arthur R. Carter
Carbondale
Nee V. Ledbetter
Elizabethtown
Dinease
Robert L. Berry
Pomona
Cecil D. Gates
Elmo
Harold Graves
Logan
Jos, E. Mole
Roy J
Olla Springfield
Joseph Gramato
Claude A. Hall
Cesare
Illlinois
Own
John Cahill
Wheaton
Walter B. Carlyle
Bethany
Earl R. Jones
Unionville
Thos. Richardson
Orrick
Roland P. Roeder
Grundy Center
Marcus Woodward
Chas
F. Wilkins
Ottumwa
Benj. B. Baldwin
Mendon
Frank Schopkauski
Cicero
Lexander Tenzegolsky
Georgetown
Clifton Waller
Carl Hageman
Robt. A. Steinbrecher
Walter 8S. Hambly
Plymouth
Portland
Indiana
Plymouth, Ill
Denver, III
Associated Manufacturer of Merchants
New York State
Middle West
Berry S. Henderson
Hampshire St
United Cigar Store
Quincy, Il
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