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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
6
A clipped aphorism invokes aiming high and steady effort as arrows fly toward a distant mark. The brief line frames ambition and focus as linked to earthly attraction and pursuit.
The article critiques Articles 1 8 and 10 of the covenant arguing the proposed commission would refine council choices while inciting global resentment. It warns Article 10 compels member states to defend territorial integrity and may drag the United States into wars with unfriendly nations, labeling the covenant a false peace league.
A critical review argues that the League of Nations covenant would drag the United States into every future war by automatic commitment. It warns Article 11 opens war to all members, and Articles 12 16 and 20 strip U S sovereignty, risking endless entanglements and casualties abroad. The piece contrasts American isolationism with Wilsonian internationalism, urging a choice: Americanism with peace or internationalism with war.
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds across Cass Curry Gill Haddon Jackson Paxton Hamilton and Hymera townships involving multiple buyers and sellers with prices from 1 to 20 thousand dollars plus coal rights. Notable entries include Julius A. Hoesman to Melvin E. St.Clair and Alonzo D. Woodworth both for 55 acres in Gill. Wm A Shaw heirs transferring parcels in several townships. Hymera Coal Mining Co. acquiring extensive coal claims. and Emma Atkinson and Mabel Epple selling to the company with large coal interests.
A playful line recalls Willie's mother claiming a bird informed her of his misdeeds. Willie wonders whether the tales are genuine or the bird a lyre bird-like liar.
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