World events brief cover note on Carnegie death and global issues
World events summarize Andrew Carnegie death at Lenox Massachusetts after brief illness. Reports from Washington forecast Kolchak collapse in Siberia. US draft covenant differs from Paris version, with Article X similar to American draft. Government to seize hoarded foods to restore supply law. Col Frederick Mears named Alaska railroad chief engineer. Wilson urges remedies to curb high costs. Senate hears Calder on home banks plan. US corn crop down 27 million bushels in July due to weather.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Wilson
Paris
League
Col
Frederick Mears
France
Government
Alaska
World War Era News Roundup From Across Europe
Reports from Paris indicate General Pershing may be recalled to the United States. Belgium moves to electrify key rail lines. Miss Stuart of Washington named honorary citizen by Somme villages for Red Cross work. Buenos Aires blocks sugar export. Rome passes electoral reform with 224 to 63. Greek peasants casualties reported near Thanto. Five million dollars in gold from the Laurentic located at Queenstown. Kingston Jamaica rice riot quelled by West Indian troops and marines. Minsk news from Warsaw and Turkish holy war proclaimed against Greeks. Liverpool tram strike settled and service restored.
Multiple Fatalities and Far-Reaching War News Dominates Ledger
Drowning victims include Edward Campbell and his sister Katherine near Chester Tl, while Mrs Anni Beebe also perished. A series of trials and arrests follow killings and conspiracies in Danville and Chihuahua City. News wires report mutiny plots crushed, a Kaiser killed, traffic fatalities in Burlington and Stratford, Bermuda hosts 26 US submarine destroyers returning from war service, California oil workers win a $5 daily minimum wage retroactive to July, and a Chicago train collision injures families. Oklahoma politics shift as Scott Ferris declares Senate bid. Bank robbery in South Holland nets $7,000. North Dakota expands milling capacity as federal prosecutions target Chicago packers unfold. Governor Philipp urges price restraint. Leviathan transport brings 31 French British brides and thousands aboard. Race riot indictments rise to over forty in Chicago.
Illinois News Briefs Part of Daily Dispatch
A compilation of short items from Illinois: Ed Bass and Stanley Bass with Fred Turner jailed in Mount Carmel for robbery. Williamson County Labor Day plans in Marion. Mrs Eliza Budds dies aged 96 in Kansas City Kan former Carlyle resident. Dr H W Walker named state civil service medical examiner.
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Ed Bass
Lawrence County
Stanley LD. Bass
Fred Turner
St. Louis
Mount Carmel
Williamson County
Marion
Association
Eliza Budds
J. J. Gibbons
Kansas City
Kan
Carlyle
H. W. Walker
Vienna
State Civil Service Commission
Springfield
Christian County Telephone Company
Pana
Clinton
Duquoin
Hemphill
Carlinville
Louis Klum
Joe Samrak
Klum
Samrak
Harold G. Watson
Dorothy Emmerson
Louis L. Emmerson
Mount Vernon
First Presbyterian Church
T. M. Thomas
Eear
Mildred Walcher
Eugenia Moss
Bernadine Weber
Sfelen Guibert
Henry B. P. Ward
Ilinois
Samuel N. Watson
Los Angeles
Cal
Illinois
Cairo
Brundage
Thinorg
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nebraska Woman
Mrs John Koppelmann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after childbirth. The ad claims the remedy helps with displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites women to write for special ailment suggestions.
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McLean, Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Koppelmann
Re No. 1
McLean
Nebraska
America
Flying Trips to Europe Prediction
A Louisville Courier Journal flyer envisions rapid transatlantic travel within years with forenoon outbound and afternoon return. It notes travelers may have little left after paying high air fares to avoid other lands beyond the Atlantic.
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Europe
Atlantic
Louisville Courer-Journal
Americans Making Good at Sixty Five
Do not fear aging stay healthy and active with clean kidneys and bladder. Promote waste elimination to avoid uric acid buildup. Take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for vitality and vigor but ensure you get the original imported Gold Medal Barbier oil capsules. Sold by most druggists in sealed packages.
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Haarlem
Like a Veteran In The Hawaiians Islands Exchange
A wartime reminiscence describes a friend from the American First Field Artillery in Hawaii. He is noted as newly enlisted, very tanned, and bowlegged, with a vivid colloquial tone.
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Hawaiian Islands
American First Field Artillery
Silence and Dissent in a Drowsy Town
A village pessimist mocks turnout and the town’s spirit as he frets about a lynching turnout. Residents confront fatigue and apathy while the town struggles to mobilize a crowd for collective action.
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Kolchak
Siberia
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Qmsk
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United States
Calder
New York
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Budapest
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Miss Stuart
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Panama
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Giisa
Minsk
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Poland
Panderma
Liverpool
Edward Campbell
Katherine
Anni Beebe
Chester
Walter Whitman
Notel
Charles Holtz
Twoltz
Danville, St
Chihahua City
Francisco Villa
el Paso, Tex
Clarence Kaiser
Moline
Sam Kell
Belleplaine
Burlington
Atlantic City
Reading Railway
Stratford
N. J
Camden
Mediterranean
Bermuda
Bakersfield
California
George M. McMasters
John Conda
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Kewanee, N
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma City
Thomas Ir. Gore
South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
South Iolland, Il
North Dakota
State Mill and Elevator Association
Bismarck
Charles F. Clyne
Chicago
Philipp
Madison
Wis
Illinois “News
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Lincoln
Charles C. Grady
Rock Falls
Nauvoo
Guy S. Dickerson
James Mulikin University
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Dickerson
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State Utilities Commission
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Louis Emmerson
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Canton
Edward D. Shurtleff
Maurengo
Wiliam B. McKinley
Tinois
Iulinois State Chamber of Commercce
Quincy
Samerson
George Woodruff
First National Bank of Chicago
Robert A. Cameron
Leon N. Sandiford
Minois
Tlinois Journal of Commerce
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Peoria
Decatur
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Atall Druggista
A. Ae
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