War stamp tax repeal praised by multiple papers
Editors from Kansas City Journal Bloomington Bulletin New York World Globe Democrat Chicago Tribune react to the repeal of the war stamp tax. They condemn perpetual stamp usage, criticize Maine’s early voting impact, warn voters about party manipulation, and question the governor campaign’s merits amid national debates.
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Kansas City Journal
Boston
Bloomington Bulletin
Maine
Chicago Tribune
Dunne
Maine Election Outcomes Signal GOP Momentum
The article asserts the Maine election was a major success likely to be surpassed in November. It notes campaign managers framed the result as a Republican victory even before official statements were issued, indicating strong party momentum.
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Maine
United States
Wilson
Sanatorium need faces Adams county voters
A county tuberculosis sanatorium debate seeks to balance humanitarian need and cost. Advocates argue treatment saves lives and reduces future losses, citing Dr. Irvin Fisher on an $8,000 lifetime value of a worker to the community. The piece notes two million dollars spent in an Illinois primary, challenging the idea that the poor have a better chance.
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Dams County
Adams County
Irvin Fisher
Yale University
Illinois
Corn recovery noted amid bumper crops and local news
Pittsfield reports a promising corn season with tassels revived after rains and good ear development. Hay yields set records, second clover cut, and wheat acreage planned. Free city mail delivery begins September 20 with two regular and one substitute carriers. Community notices include gatherings, visits, and travel as residents share meals, parties, and trips across Illinois towns.
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Pittsfield
Griggsville
Perry
Chambersburg
Samuel Morgan
W. R. Green
E,ly. Wellington
Robert Mann Woods
Chicago
Rebekah Lodge
Wilhelmina
Wall
Joel Howard
New Canton
Walter Fox
Gusafe Kirkpatrick
Jerseyville
Herbert Shinn
Baylis
McConnell
Lou Pratt
Springfield
Edward Yateo
Ben Carey
Httle
Miasey Watson
Missouri Belt
Ots Lovell
Phosa Willams
Fay
Normal
Aris Mam
Miss Ward
Kyvanston
Phosa Williams
Julia Hicks
Mrer
Mort Ellia
Missex Charlotte
Salle Grimshaw
The Overzealous Minister Faced a Congregation’s Ban
A cleric who fervently pursues his calling is rebuked by his parish. The incident shows the friction between zeal and communal boundaries as members question the extent of his methods.
Man’s Interference With Woman Ends Badly
A remark notes that when a man meddles in a woman’s affairs the result tends to the worst. The observation frames gender-based intrusion as harmful, reflecting social attitudes of the era. The statement emphasizes consequences over excuses and underscores protected autonomy.
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Sloan
Fort Duquesne reinforcement arrival by Illinois force
On September 13, 1758 a French force of 400 men from Illinois arrived to reinforce the Fort Duquesne garrison in Pennsylvania, which faced a threat from British colonists.
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Illinois
Fort Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Bavarian Crown Prince Takes Command on Somme Front
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria has assumed overall command of German armies on the Somme front. He leads operations against the Anglo French offensive amid a broad command reorganization that includes Von Hindenburg as chief of staff. The change was effective before AP reporters reached Bapaume, as official HQ confirmed the shift.
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Berlin
London
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
Somme
Associated Press
Bapaume
Army Headquarters
Marshal von Hindenburg
Milliken Plurality Estimated at 13355 in Maine
Revised returns show Gov-elect Carl E. Milliken Republican leading Gov. Oakley C. Curtis by 13 355 votes in Maine. Border district reflects Milliken with 300 of 470 Second Maine infantry votes, with Senate candidates Gale Fernald retaining strong pluralities for a solid Republican delegation.
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Portland
Carl E. Milliken
Oakley C. Curtis
Second Maine Infantry
Milliken
Congress
Frederick Gale
Bert M. Fernald
United States Senate
Champ Clark Reflects on Maine Campaign Loss in Joplin
Speaker Champ Clark, who actively supported the Maine campaign, stated in Joplin on September 13 that the loss was decisive. He remarked quietly, We got whipped and I guess that is all I will say about it. We were beaten good and plenty. He added that the hardest work an industrious man can do is nothing.
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Joplin
Champ Clark
Maine
Eter
Rabbit
Peter
Southland
Laughing Brook
Brier
Quack
Paddy
Beaver
Mrs. Quack
The Quacks Grow Uneasy
Peter the Rabbit notes fall brings friends leaving for Southland and the hunting season. Mr and Mrs Quack debate wintering, fearing hunters and ice. Young quacks eager to fly, though unsure under Buster Bear’s presence.
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Mrs. Quack
Quacks
Southland
In Our School By Paul West and the Muddy Excuses
A humorous school scene unfolds as Torp Stebbins and siblings streak into class amid mud from a series of wipe and slip incidents. Miss Palmer scolds their delay, while Arbentus and Theophilus recount the mishaps, ending with Fatty Bellowes arriving with soup and a plan to mix lunches.
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Stebbins
Miss Palmer
Thare House
Anny
Torp
Andy Anderson
Brigham
Thare
Salk
Short Leg
Mulliken
Mertle Avenue
Main Streat
Alexander
Arbentus
Cleopatry
Theophilus
Fatty
Anny Mear
Fatty Bellowes
Bree
Limelight chase and romance echo in anxious crowds
Some men seek the limelight while others dodge it. A dear girl makes a poor young man feel cheap, highlighting social pressure and romantic insecurity in a compact vignette.
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