Aldermanic Ticket of Merit Praised by Quincy Republicans
Quincy Republicans praise their aldermanic ticket as a group of good citizens including Charles Hoar Perry Ellis J L Hase Davide Russ Mrs Black John Myers and Tompkins. They cite experience on finance council long service and commitment to reform and women voters. The piece urges all citizens to support the ticket describing it as lifted from small politics.
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Uincy
Charles Hoar
Quincy
Perry Ellis
Ellis Towers
Second Ward
J. L. Hase
Hase
Council
Davide Russ
Fourth Ward
Black
Fifth Ward
John Myers
Myers
Tompkins
Gottschee Aims for Independence and US Annexation
An analysis notes Gottschee a 35 000 strong German enclave in Carniola seeks national self determination. It argues for independence as a sovereign state and questions autonomy for Slavic portions, comparing to Ireland and Korea disputes and urging global justice over racial divides.
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Gottschee
Carniola
Wilson
Gottscheers
United States
Hitle
Gottee
Ireland
Korea
The Great Military Crime by Webster
A fragmentary monologue blending cryptic hints and bold claims about madness, sanity, liberty, and the moon. The speaker invokes Keats and moods of nocturnal solitude, referencing birth and fear as part of a grand, unsettled meditation on thought and perception.
Wilson For Judge Springfield Journal endorsement
The Fourth district judicial race should resist partisan bias and favor the most competent candidate. George H. Wilson, a Republican, is urged as abler and better experienced for the supreme court bench than his opponent, with Democrats and Republicans alike urged to vote for his qualifications and public service record. Wilson’s legal ability, tenure as state's attorney, legislative service, and current fitness for the bench are highlighted.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Guy Scott
Justice Cooke
Justice Scott
Supreme Bench
the State Journal
Thompson
George H. Wilson
Wilson
London Papers Blame Germans For Disorder
London editorials react to the auction of Hungary noting uncertainties about the disturbance, citing menaces from German statesmen and press and links between Hungarian and German intriguers. The Times suggests the situation is open to multiple explanations despite seeming seriousness.
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London
Hungary
the Times
Vene Zia Arrives with 1496 Troops for Expeditionary Force
Ordered Home NEW YORK March 26 with 1496 troops all casuals the steamship Vene Zia arrived from Brest Marines regular army and other branches of the American expeditionary force were represented Units included Casual companies 1997 inelia na 1906 alinois 1987 and 1000 Mis MOT Twenty eight officers and 1435 men in the complete Tith regiment Way engacers recruited from Ses oF Southern railroads were cout ary tld amen the 28us troops arriving from St Nasaire on the transport Susue with 4013 trops the transport Geo hington arrived from Brest Unity bided the 145th a machine gun bat tala the complete of the 87th division a detachment of three officers and 13 men of the both service companies signal corps and casual companies Nos 728 L215 1465 and 11s2 Schneis and Vii Missouri Sergeant Joseph Hubowitz Sacra ments Cab returned with the distinguished service cross and with the m de Guerre for deeds committed in defiance of his commanding officer. In the four sector German machine gunners were annoying the sergeants company and he told his major he was going cut after the gunners but he was forbidden to go. I told the major I was going over whether he liked it or not the sergeant said and he told me if I did he would have me shot So my buddy and JT got over the top turned around and yelled Shoot and be darned we re going over and we hopped along from shell hole to shell hole until we got the Germans Hubowitz claimed that he and his companion killed four of the Germans and captured 14 others forcing the prisoners to bring their guns back to the American lines
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Brest
Ineliana
Alinois
St. Nasaire
Susueith
Geo Hington
Battala
Signal Corps
Schneis
Vii
Missouri
Joseph Hubowitz
Hubowitz
Dernburg Demands League Inclusion for Germany
Zurich dispatch reports Dr Beinhardt Dernburg former German propaganda chief in the United States says Germany will not sign a peace treaty lacking impartiality justice and reconciliation as promised by President Wilson He urges a league of nations with Germany admitted on equal terms and insists disarmament only with universal disarmament within the league.
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Beinhardt Dernburg
United States
Tagblatt of
Iserlin
Wilson
Dernburg
League of Nations
Germany
League
Maurice Thinks Red Terror Will Die Down
Gen Sir Frederick Maurice former director of British military operations arrived in Washington for a lecture tour and expressed the view that peace efforts could ease the current Red Terror. He suggested a gradual decline in unrest as political stability returns.
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Maurice
Washington
Frederick Maurice
Hungarian unrest, war unlikely, expert predicts despair
General Maurice argues Bolshevik influence won’t trigger large operations in Hungary or Europe, calling the situation a movement of despair driven by hunger. He also notes London omnibus tickets were simplified to save about 160 tons of paper pulp annually.
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Hungary
Europe
Mauice
Londons Omnibus
Prickly Porky Explores the Sugar House
Prickly Porky the Porcupine wanders from Green Forest to the sugar house where Farmer Brown's Boy left the door ajar. Curious and unafraid, he noses inside through a crack, then discovers the inner cave of the dark building and pushes further in, seeking knowledge about the new springtime sugar operation.
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Hooty the Owl
Mrs. Hooty
Redtail the Hawk
Buster Bear
Peter Rabbit
Porky the
Porcupine
Green Forest
Prickly
Farmer Brown
Prickly Porky
Anniversary of Beethoven and Cecil Rhodes Deaths
On March 26 the deaths of Ludwig van Beethoven and Cecil Rhodes are noted. Beethoven, born December 17 1770 in Bonn, trained under Haydn in Vienna and died there in 1827. Rhodes, born July 5 1853 in Hertfordshire, became Cape Colony prime minister and died March 26 1902 near Cape Town. His will funded the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford for 170 scholars from various regions.
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Cecil Phedes
Ludwig von Beethoven
Erman
Bonn
Ludwig
Vienna
Haydn
Cecil Rhodes
Hertfordshire
Rhodes
Natal
South Africa
Africa
Kimberley
England
Oxford
Cape
Cape Town
America
Germany
Rhode’s
Disabled Steamer Melrose Proceeds To Port
NEW YORK March 26 The army transport Melrose with 24 officers and 160 men from St Nazaire reports distress due to a broken rudder about 60 miles east of Bermuda and is proceeding under a jury rig for Newport News assisted by the U S S Cape Lookout The tug Sea Rover has gone to her aid from Bermuda Captain Frosteal of the Melrose reports rough weather but says all is well.
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Melrose
St. Nazaire
Bermuda
Newport News
U. S. S. Cape Lookout
Sea Rover
Bernuda
Frosteal
Milwaukee Shooting Claims 7 Foot 2 Inch Entertainer
George Bell, a 65 year old seven foot two inch performer at a local theater, was shot and killed Tuesday at a rooming house in Milwaukee. Maceo Fulgo, 25, who accompanied him, was arrested. Police say the shooting followed a quarrel. Bell weighed 375 pounds and wore number 26 collar with size 23 shoes.
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Milawaukee
George Bell
Maceo Fulgo
Hell
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