England and Her King in a World of Change
A reflective piece argues against editorial pressure to condemn England’s monarchy as a relic. It compares royal symbolism to the American White House, notes monarchs’ historical authority, and suggests reforms should come from each nation independently. It ends by urging focus on spelling of names in Russia and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
White House
British Isles
Congress
George
Russia
Poland
Feeding the Foe and the Magnanimous Dilemma
The piece argues magnanimity toward Germany after armistice terms, noting the German pleas for food while criticizing German actions during the war. It claims Allied unity on feeding the starving and warns of German efforts to sow anti allied sentiment and suggests adopting English as Germany's official language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Solf
Germany
America
England
France
Italy
United States
The Mooney case and the call for justice and reform
The piece argues for a new trial in the Mooney bombing case, alleging perjury by the key witness and questioning court judgments. It warns of dangerous times if courts refuse to correct possible mistakes and urges Governor Stephens to consider a pardon to avert crisis. It also critiques the rise of authoritarianism and political impact on society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
San Francisco
Stephens
California
Confessions Of A War Birdie
A nurse narrator recounts a coastal scene during a plague and war era. Bremer and Heinrich bind the speaker, dispose of bodies, and endure a violent storm that traps them. Heinrich dies of influenza as the nurse vows to stay and tend the sick man through the blackout. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich
Bremer
Liremer
Boo
Demobilization questions and postwar reflections
A reader asks when United States naval reserve forces will be discharged and if married men go first. Miss Grey explains no public timetable exists and advises watching daily papers and casualty lists for updates. The letter then shares wartime recollections praising allied efforts and urging postwar fellowship with Canada Britain France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
United States Naval Reserve Force
France
Tie
American Express Taken Over by U S McAdoo Directs Control
General McAdoo announced the addition of about 60,000 workers to the payroll at noon and formally assumed control of the American Railway Express Co, encompassing the four major express firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express
U. S
Washington
McAdoo
American Railway Express Co
Audubon County records show no marriage licenses issued
In a local court note clerk of court John Hornung reports there were no marriage licenses issued in the past month, a situation described as deplorable for Audubon County. The column mixes commentary with quoted opinions and a quatrain attribution, reflecting a periodical humor page style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornung
Audubon
Audubon County
Iowa
Journal
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Star Publishing Co
German Republic
Associatio
Misa Grey
Second Ave
Britain
Belgium
Paris
London
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Vimy Ridge
St. Juliens
Georgian Hotel
Joe
Bill
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Haig
Lloyd George
Wilson
DR. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
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Monticello
Illinois
Hugo Munsterburg
William
Chariie Chaplin
Pomer
Tabor
Pomer Frygham
Watt A. Pomertyyam
O’hara
Drewes
Hara’s
Women’s Store
Economy Market Corner
First Ave
Pike St
Renta
Hiaynes
Liberty Theatre
Orugist
Municipal and
John E. Price & CO
Hoge Building
Union Street
William Jr. Thompson
Pioneer Dentists
Pioneer Square
Yesler Way
Thompson
Spokane
Vancouver
B. C
William H. Thompson
Yesser Way
Red Cross
First Avenue
Dinham-Strehlau Shoe Store
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