State Constabulary Proposal Sparks Debate Across States
The piece critiques a state constabulary plan, questioning its premise that officials assume citizen dishonesty. It notes Missouri’s modest proposal and Illinois’ larger potential force, arguing against overreaching policing and urging careful reform rather than rapid, broad legislation. It warns such bills risk eroding local control and liberty while favoring new codes over needed reform.
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IST
State Constabulary
Curbstone
Missouri
St. Lewis
Kansas City
Illinois
Injustice Righted Over Man Committee Testimony Incident
Ambassdor Francis was misquoted as praising Bolshevist leaders. Colonel Raymond Robins denied the claim and produced documents showing his close ties with Bolshevists were at the ambassador's orders. Senators praised Robins and Francis for clarifying Russian affairs after the exchange.
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Overman Committee
Civeaga
Raymond Robins
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Washington
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Robins
Francis
Robbes
Struggle to Get Ahead by Webster on Ecstasy and Support for Wilson
The piece discusses ecstasy as a throughline in belief systems and notes endorsements for George H. Wilson's Supreme Court bid. Attorney General Edward J. Brundage praises Wilson as judicial and well grounded in law after twenty eight years of practice. Congressman J W Graham confirms long association and endorses his candidacy.
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Wilsom
George H. Wilson
House of Representatives
Ilinois
14Th Corps
Sherman
Herodes
Atticus
Alan
Effects Bureau Restores Soldier Effects After Battle Losses
The American government created the Effects Bureau in 1917 to identify and return soldiers personal belongings to designated contacts or trusted friends. Items are carefully cataloged and packed to avoid loss, with care extended through a single clearing house at Hoboken and branch offices earlier in Philadelphia Boston Halifax Newport News Baltimore.
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New York Times
France
Beances
Cox
Effects Quartermaster Department
Philadelphia
Boston
Halifax
Newport News
Baltimore
Hoboken
Effects Bureau
Bureau
Endorse George Wilson for Bench Heats Up Supreme Court Bid
George H. Wilson received strong backing yesterday from two major supporters, boosting his bid for a seat on the state supreme court bench. The endorsements anchor his campaign and signaling broad institutional support.
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George Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Blood-Based Cure
Claiming catarrh is constitutional, the advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats the disease internally by the blood, strengthening the patient and aiding recovery. It promises testimonials free and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as the sellers.
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Peter Gives Up to Despair in Green Forest
In Thornton W. Burgess Animal Stories Peter Rabbit waits for daylight to escape a fall’s brush pile while fearing Hooty the Owl. He spots Redtail the Hawk’s nest and realizes Hooty and Mrs Hooty have moved near, prompting renewed dread and a decision to give up.
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Peter Rabbit
Jolly
Mr Sun
Mr. Sun
Green Forest
Hooty the Owl
Redtail the
Redtails
Redtail
Tie
Hooty
Mrs. Hooty
Anniversaries of Caesar Death and Jackson Birth Noted
On March 18 the calendar marks Julius Caesar's death in 44 B C and Andrew Jackson's birthday born in Waxhaws North Carolina on March 15 1767. Jackson rose from poverty to lead as a military and political figure, later founding the Democratic Party and serving two presidential terms.
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Rome
B. C
Andrew Jackson
United States
Waxhaw
N.C
Jackson
Department of the South
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Democratic Arty
Caritaere
Nashville
Tenn
Kimberly
Samoa
Apia
Trenton
Vandalia
Olga
Calliuse
Shipyard Workers Walk Out Over Rein Statement Terms
Seattle workers at four steel yards quit again after returning to work, nearly 1,000 riveters left posts citing the abolition of the bonus system and alleged discrimination. Plants may continue operating if more men do not join the walkout.
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Seattle
Wash
Labor Conference Opens In October
Paris report on the first meeting of the international labor conference to be held next October. The international commission on labor legislation of the peace conference considered the program this morning with Samuel Gomphers presiding. A deputation from the women's labor organization will be received next Tuesday.
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International Labor Conference
International Commission On Labor
Samuel Gomphers
Women's Laster
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