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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1919

Page

4

League of Nations as peace mechanism vs futurist ideals

The author argues a genuine league must bind sovereignty with an agreed international law, enforceable against violators, while dismissing a super nation concept. They favor recognizing oceans and atmosphere as common, but doubt a world United States is possible, urging nations to settle boundaries and live by their own paths.

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Bolsticks trip through desert to Riverside and LA notes

ED BOLSTICK writes of a coast trip with Fredd y to Blythe Mecca Riverside and Los Angeles. He describes desert roads rain delays paved highways orange groves and a long journey from Blythe to the coast with encounters in Riverside Venice Beach and a cattlemen’s convention in Arizona.

Salome Freddy Blythe Mecca Clum Riverside Banning L. P. Traction Los Angeles Faye Roslyn Perry Walker Walker Roy McClanahan Mr. Walker Manford Otto Mrs. Walker Venice Dhesen Wm. Farnum Purple Sage Arizona

Hinkle Ends Visit Returns Home From St. Joseph

Carl R. Hinkle of St. Joseph Michigan who has been visiting relatives here returned home today after his stay.

Carl R. Hinkle St. Joseph Michigan

Fanny Fern among early 20th century women journalists

A portrait of Fanny Fern as a pioneering woman journalist who married and widowed early yet became a popular author. Her first book sold about 132,000 copies, a remarkable figure for that era and helped her stand out among a small, brilliant group of female writers.

Fanny Fern

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Sullivan Union Dirrelle Chaney R. P. White Publishers Sullivan Indiana ED Bolstick Wrigley’s. I T'S Goody-Land Orde Eli Dix Farmersburg Sullivan and Terre Haute Peter Schuttler Porter J. DIX Harrison & Drake, Auctioneers P. L. Combes Patten Poland Studebaker David A. Bedwell John E. Gilmore Harrison & Drake Auctioneers Harrison & Drakke, Auctioneers Sullivan County Bred Live Stock Association Davis Hotel Ross Campbell H. S. Benson
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