Churchill denounces strike breaking in commons
London July 30 Winston Churchill minister of war denounced any use of state force to break strikes as odious while noting no strikes are ongoing. He argued free countries allow disputes to be settled without private-force aims, but concede state power to defend life and welfare when the nation is threatened.
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London
Montreal
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
United Kingdom
Warns Germans About Selling Of Property
Paris July 30 Premier Clemenceau as president of the peace conference sent a note to the German peace delegation protesting Germanys selling national properties in Schleswig where plebiscites decide union with Denmark The note warned these properties are considered security for Germanys indemnity and the conference would hold Germany responsible for any proceeds.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Germany
Schleswig
Denmark
Cudahy Divides His Estate Among Family
MILWAUKEE July 31 The will of Patrick Cudahy filed for probate divides his estate among family members. Household goods jewelry horses and autos go to the widow. Capital stock in Cudahy Bros Co allotted five fifteenths to five daughters four fifteenths to John and six fifteenths to Michael. Mrs Cudahy and the two sons named executors with ut bond.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Patrick Cudahy
Cudahy Bros. Co
John
Michael
Cudahy
Tenth Regiment Men Patrolling Chicago Streets
In Chicago on July 31 Mayor Thompson sought state troops to patrol the streets after a cabinet meeting. Regimental commanders prepared men for marching and adjutant-general and Police Chief Garrity mapped patrol zones. Initial orders directed the First through Fourth regiments of the Illinois Reserve Militia and the Tenth and Eleventh regiments of the Illinois National Guard to assume street patrols.
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Chicago
Thompson
Garrity
Illinois Reserve Militia
Illinois National Guard
French Deputies To Take up Treaty Aug. 10
Paris July 30 the German peace treaty will be discussed in the Chamber of Deputies around August 10 and continue three or four days. A subsequent three or four day Senate debate follows. With Japan’s copy likely available and the emperor’s ratification expected soon, French officials foresee the treaty taking effect when France ratifies about August 20. England has ratified, leaving three great powers’ signatures needed for effect.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Japan
England
Flies 30 700 Feet In Air For High Record
MINEOLA New York July 31 Although failing to set a world's altitude record Roland Rohls civilian aviator flying a Curtiss wasp biplane set a new American record when in an official flight from Roosevelt field he reached a height of 30 700 feet according to the figures on his barograph officials will inspect the instrument and if accurate the record will be promulgated
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Mineola
N. Y
Roland Rohls
Roosevelt Field
Aero Club of America
Montana Senate Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Helena July 31 The Montana senate on Wednesday ratified the federal suffrage amendment to the Constitution following the lower house approval on Tuesday. Lisbon July 30 Portugal set Aug 5 as the date for the presidential election of the republic.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Montana Senate
Portugal
Lisbon
Unusual Steps to Guard French Treaty Text in Senate
Washington July 31 unusual precautions were ordered to guard the official text of the French defensive treaty submitted by President Wilson. The only copy bears signatures of Clemenceau and Wilson and is kept in a barred area and in a burglar proof vault. The treaty will remain sealed in the vault awaiting foreign relations committee action and Senate consideration unless a senator seeks access.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Sanderson
State Department
United States
Clemenceau
Foreign Relations Committee
St Louis Man Buys Plane For Pleasure Flights
Edward B Butler of St Louis purchases a Curtiss two passenger plane from Briscoe Motor Sales Co. He plans a pleasure trip to Kansas City Davenport La and Springfield Il from Kin otch Field next Tuesday. Pilot will be Carl Hawkins. The plane cost 3250 delivered in St Louis and a field near Creve Coeur Lake will host demonstrations with joy rides priced at 25. Bishop seeks pilots and arranged 300 acre field for demonstrations.
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ST. Louis
Aviation Department
Briscoe Motor Sales Co
Locust Street
Edward 8. Butler
Waterman Avenue
Kintoch Field
Kansas City
Davenport
Springfield
Carl Hawkins
Scott Field
Butler
Distillers
Pierce
Chemical
Curtiss Company
Frank Bishop
Briscoe Company
Bishop
Creve Coeur Lake
American Air Service
Canada plan to market wheat outlined in Ottawa
Ottawa July 30 details of the Canadian plan to market the wheat crop include a board to buy and market 1919 wheat, a cash payment on account to farmers when they sell, sale of the crop by the board at world prices with surplus proceeds shared with original sellers by grade and quantity, prohibition of speculation and profiteering, and direct cash sales with speedy shipment through normal channels.
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Ottawa
Canada
German State Court To Fix Blame For War
A state tribunal in Berlin will probe responsibility for the war. The body includes the empire supreme court president as chairman, the military court president, and judges from Prussia Bavaria and Hansa high courts. Ten assistant judges will be elected by the national assembly and a committee of German states. Sittings are public and the tribunal can only decide guilt, not mete out punishment. Separately, President Wilson will review the Pacific fleet at San Francisco on Sept. 2 or 8, per secretary Tunsulty.
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Associated Press
Erlin
Supreme Court of the
Empire
Military Court
National Assembly
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
Tunsulty
Marcelline Area Notes Show Visits and Movements
Residents report a busy week with Chautauqua attendance at Mendon and many travel updates. Families welcome returning soldiers Bob McLaughlin and other kin, while Misses Trent and Jane Ensminger visit relatives and teach at local schools.
Birthday Celebration at Hull Methodist Church
A joyful gathering honored Rev. Palmer and his twin, Rev. E T Palmer, with birthday celebrations hosted by church members and friends. A fourth quarterly conference is set for Saturday at 9 am with district superintendent Dr A B Flanigan to receive reports. Local notes mention travel and visits by several residents and a new car purchase by John W Kuhlman.
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Clarence Fritch
the Nazarene Church
Springfield
Golde Stater
Ewing
Rev
Milby
Decatur
Irene McKinney
Melville Jones
Lincoln
Edith Gummersheimer
Kansas City
John W. Kuhlman
Moline Knight
Quincy
Misa Leona Dunn
St. Joseph
T. J. Guthrie
Harry Hockhard
Pittafield
Marriages and visits noted in Bowling Green and vicinity
Former Sheriff Robert A. Shive and Miss Mary Nicholson wed in Bowling Green last Friday and will reside here. Numerous locals and visitors are listed: Judge Edward Doocy returns from Houston. Adolph Kustner and family with Deputy duties in Kampsville. Miss Eva Granes visiting in Quincy. Hon and Mrs. Williams off to Manitou Springs. Miss Elsie Powell visiting aunt Miss Bollie Taylor. Elmer Frye visiting his brother Finley in town. Miss Edith Colvin vacationing with her mother Hayes Colvin. Fred A. Niebur attends Illinois State Retail Shoe Dealers meeting in Springfield. Rev. Elmer E. Butler visiting sister in city. Fred A. Berry and wife return to Chicago after visiting Mrs. Culley. Mrs. George White and daughter visiting sister Mrs. John l. Davis. Miss Selma Faxgerburg visiting Mrs. Margaret Button. Judge and Mrs. Higbee honeymooning near Great Lakes. Edward Cohenour and relatives visiting Wichita Falls. Mrs. Matt Weltin and two sons visiting Carthage relatives. Miss Margery Linns to Astoria, Ala, faculty post.
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Robert A. Shive
Mary Nicholson
Bowling Green
Edward Doocy
Houston
Texas
Joseph Kastner
Adolph Kustner
Kampsville
George Weaver
Eva Granes
Quincy
Hon
W. 8. Williams
Manitou Springs
Colo
Elsie Powell
New Ramer
Bollie Taylor
Elmer Frye
Belleville
Kans
Finley Frye
Edith Colvin
Springfield
Hayes Colvin
Fred A. Niebur
Illinois State Retail Shoe Dealers Association
Elmer E. Butler
Thorsby
Ala
Fred A. Berry
Chicao
Sarah K. Culley
George White
Bethaney
John Lk
Davis and
Familly
Selma Faxgerburg
Galesburg
Margaret Button
Minnie
Harry Higbee
Great Lakes
Edward Cohenour
Wichita Falls
Pe Wichlita Bally
Ders
Mra
Matt
Weltin
Carthage
Margery Linns
W. BK. Linns
Rockport and Louisiana Visits Highlight Weekend News
Fred Guthrie stayed with his sister Mrs L Graham in Louisiana while Miss Keath McFaddin visited friends there. Asa Darrow returned to Rockport after a two week visit with daughter Mrs John Ward in Quincy. Elisabeth Chenowth rushed to New Canton after learning her son James suffered a stroke. Mrs Anna Byers plans a move to a small farm north of New Canton, living on the Bibson property.
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Fred Guthrie
L. Graham
Louisiana
Keath McFaddin
Louisianna
Asa Darrow
John Ward
Quincy
Elisabeth Chenowth
New Canton
James Chenowth
Anna Byers
Byers
Bibson
Birthday tribute and local notices from Rockport area
Mrs. Lou Tryon celebrated her 80th birthday at the J C Gay home with about twenty friends, ice cream and cake, and gifts. J Keller visited relatives in Laramie, O W Marion paints a residence, and infant son of John Jollie died with mother laid to rest. Mrs Jollie died after illness, B B Horton travels to Jackson Miss, Rebekah excursion participants, birthday party at Newell Rhodus home with forty youths and refreshments.
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Lou Tryon
J. C. Gay
W. A. Anderson
Laramie
O. W
H. Marion
Atlas
H. W. Hemes
John Jollie
Miller Cemetery
Miss
Harry Johnson
Artle Ator
Rebekah
Louisiana
Quincy Tuesaday
Harry Cox
Dutch Creek
Newell Rhodus
Cox
Mrs Martha Taylor in declining health after stroke
Time is reported as Mrs Martha Taylor, recently stricken with paralysis, grows weaker for several days and remains in a frail condition. She is greatly loved for her community service and her illness is deeply regretted.
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Martha Taylor
Taylor
Regional Social Notes From Plymouth Illinois
Mr and Mrs Chambers of Bushnell visited over Sunday with Newell Henderson and family. Mr Covert and family left Saturday for Oklahoma to make their future home. Mr and Mrs Hamm visited in Iowa to see Mrs Hamm s son and take her nieces home. Mrs Henry Long went to Lincoln Nebraska to visit her daughter Mrs Edith Williams. Mrs Mildred Myers suffered a paralytic stroke Thursday evening but is improving. Bernard Cooper broke his arm Sunday cranking a car. The long drought ended with rain Monday and residents rejoice.
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Plymouth
Ill
Chambers
Bushnell
Newell Henderson
Covert
Oklahoma
Bernard Cooper
Chaplin freed on bond after espionage act appeal
Ralph Chaplin, released on $10,000 bond, departed Leavenworth for Chicago after being sent to federal prison in 1918 with 92 other S L W s for violations of the espionage act. He awaits appeal and remains free pending further action.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Ralph Chaplin
SL. W. W
Chicago
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Cross
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Wright
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Palmer
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