George H Wilson for Judge
George H Wilson runs as a Republican candidate for judge in the fourth district. Backed by the party, his record spans thirty years of practice, four terms in the general assembly, and roles as states attorney and corporation counsel. He is praised for practical experience, leadership, and nonpartisan public service amid Illinois constitutional revision. The piece also notes a suggested dramatic casting for a gripping scenario.
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George H. Wilson
Fourth Judicial District
Wilson
Illnois
Mr. Wilson
Supreme Bench
General Assembly
State Bar Association
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
Worsting the Court Martial
Victor Martin a Hoosier soldier and Canadian tank hero deserts to join the Canadian tank corps. After saving a tank under gas fire he is decorated by King George. He later returns to an American unit, questions of discipline arise, and Washington restores his standing, leaving the court martial with no standing.
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Victor Martin
Martin
Cambrai
England
King George
France
Washington
Crowder
Ideas
Monroe Doctrine 1823 Warning on European Interference
The Monroe Doctrine declares that the United States will resist any European attempt to extend their systems into the Western Hemisphere. It states noninterference with colonies and dependencies while opposing any intervention to oppress newly independent governments. The message emphasizes safeguarding American peace and safety from European powers.
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America
United States
Monroe
Idaho Abandons Primary After Ten Years
Idaho ends direct primary experiments after ten years and returns to the convention plan. Boise reports the state moves to delegate nominating process as of March 4.
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Idaho
Boise
Warship Plattsburgs Return List and Allied Troop Moves
New York reports detail the arrival of the cruiser Frederick with 1,562 troops from Brest including 288 of the 162nd infantry and various divisions. The Siboney carries 3,151 troops with many sick or wounded. the Great Northern brings 2,550 troops with 1,291 ill or injured. Units span the 92nd division, 40th division detachment, and other corps, with convalescents aboard. A Plattsburg transport error updates the unit as the 49th aero squadron. Churchill calls for a larger army. no baby talk noted.
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New York
Frederick
Brest
41St Division
National Guard
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Xvyoustag
Tennessee
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mobile
Camp Custer
Siboney
Bordeaux
40Th Division
348Th Infantry
87Th Division
Great Northern
349Th Field Artillery
92Nd Division
National Army Negro Troops
54Th Coast Artillery Corps
Yosemite
Bermuda
Plattsburg
Farmer Brown's Boy Discovers Owls Nest in Green Forest
Farm boy exploring the Green Forest finds a disreputable nest and scraps of bones. He surmises Hooty the Owl uses the site and spots Mrs. Hooty perched in the tree. The tale previews Hooty Loves His Home.
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Farmer Brown
Hooty
Ummer
Winter
Green Forest
Sweet Mistress
South Wind
Palmer Brown
Watch The Little Pimples They Are Nature's Warning
An old advertisement warns that pimples signal skin diseases and urges prompt blood cleansing with S.S.S. a herbal purifier sold by druggists. Readers are advised not to rely on topicals for cure, but to write Swift Specific Co. for free medical guidance.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Adv
Inauguration Day Facts From Early American History
A historical overview lists U S presidential inauguration dates from George Washington through later presidents, noting March 4 as common but four exceptions when Sundays shifted the date. It also covers Vermont’s 1791 statehood and Alexander Stephens of Georgia, detailing his life from poor beginnings to his roles in the Confederacy and postwar reconciliation.
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Thorn
George Washington
United States
Monroe
Taylor
Hayes
Wilson
Veramont
Congress
Roosevelt
Alexander Stephens
Stephens
Taliaferro County
Georgia Educational Society
University of Georgia
Georgia House of Representatives
Georgia
United States Senate
Georagia
Victory Liberty Loan signed by Marshall and Clark
Washington March 4 Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark signed the Victory Liberty Loan bill authorizing 7 090 600 000 in securities and 1 000 000 000 for foreign commerce expansion by the War Finance Corporation and sent to President Wilson.
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Washington
Liberty Joan Bil
War Finance Corporation
Marshall
Clark
Wilson
Neutron Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Cure
A dramatic testimonial ad urges rheumatism sufferers to buy Neutrons Prescription 99 at Owl Drug Store and other druggists. It claims quick relief within a day and full recovery after weeks, with thousands of successful cases and a nationwide push to spread the remedy.
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Nasher
Owl Drug Store
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