Secret Civil War Knights Aimed at Mexican Invasion
A Greek of the North during the Civil War era describes secret societies led by General Bickley and the Knights of the Golden Circle. The groups planned a four division American Legion with military and civil arms to invade and conquer parts of Mexico and establish a civilized government. The order urged allegiance to its own officers and offered land grants and ships, while swearing to defend the United States against foreign powers.
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St. Louis
Corps de Belgique
Chicago
Democratic Invincible Club
Louisville
Democratic Reading Room
California
Knights of the Columbian Star
Knights of the Mighty
Knights of the Circle of Honor
Mutual Protection Society
Knights of the Golden Circle
Order of Space
Knights
Sons of Liberty
Iva Chevie
George W. Ta Sickin
Rosie
Tsarin
McXiew
Kacob
House of
Tesxas
Lis
Mexico
Congress
D. C
Knights Commanders South
Washington, D
Gion
American Legion
Bickley
United States Army
United States of America
United States
Legion
K.G.C
General Bickley
Fort Lafayette
New York Harbor
K. G
Peroeys
Dla Ik
Brienne Degres
Saee
Army Council
Gulf
Plymouth Bock
Jamestown
Roanoke Island
Pilsrima
Eli Kinney
South
Texas
Washington, D. C
American Legion K. G. C
Southern Pledge Rally Signals New Era for Angio Americans
A vigorous appeal to young men declares the continent belongs to one people the Angio American. A general order calls a Raleigh meeting for May 7 to elect a commander a financial secretary and a president of the governing department of the K G C with plans to prepare an address to the southern people. The Mercury editorial supports the call noting the aim to vindicate the move and deny it as terrorism.
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Mexico
WN. G. C
Verdi
Raleigh
North Carolina
United States
the Mercury
George Bickley
South
Partition and divorce cases set before court docket
Guardian of Zona I Brown and John Ky Brown involved in partition actions. Cra Ik Padgett and Tacy Padgett et al face divorce. Calvin Lisman sues Benjamin Plummer over replevin. Maude Riggen urges divorce and temporary support. Samuel Whitfield seeks divorce from Lizzie Whitfield. Homer Pillman and Arthur Drake listed in partition proceedings.
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Robert R. Brown
James M. Brown
Zona I
Marriage Licenses Listed for Five Couples
George N Woolard 40 miner and Mary Morrison 46 both of R. R. B. Sullivan. Julius A Epple 23 bookkeeper Gray City Ltd and Mabel Al Atkin son 16 Hymera. Amos R Gooch 19 window trim mer Terre Haute and Fern M Bonham 19 Dugger Ind.
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George N.woolard
Miner
Mary Morrison
R. R. B. Sullivan
Julius A. Epple
Gray City, Ltd
Mabel al
Atkinson
Hymera
Amos R. Gooch
Terre Haute
Fern M. Bonham
Dugger
Ind
What He Didn't Like About Helen
Kenneth's playmate Helen planned a girls party. He wanted an invitation but learned only girls were invited. Downhearted he told his mother he liked Helen but did not like her ways.
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Helen
Kenneth
Wheat Export Drive Sustains Allied Bread Supply
The article recounts U S wheat conservation and export effort during World War I led by the Food Administration. It notes stocks, household substitutions, and shipments to Europe to keep bread rations for Allied nations, with figures on bushels sent and projected exports.
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Armerican
Food Administration
Anontiis
America
Peoples of Democracy
Europe
Troie Comsunustien
Fouusey
Rhondda
Othir
A Memorable Achievement of the Titanic Struggle
America sent 147 million bushels of wheat to Europe during a year of crop failure, a remarkable effort that helped save Europe and reflect a collective wartime and agricultural relief.
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America
Europe
German Fear Confirmed As American Spirit Rising
A German official warned that American soldiers could not land in Europe quickly enough to decide the war, but feared the United States due to the intelligence and individual initiative of 100 million people. He stressed spiritual vigor over materialism as Germany’s real threat to resist.
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Germany
Europe
Peante
Ton Caith
LICKSKILLET TEMS From The Bloomington Star
A lively Bloomington Star item notes wartime end joy with Ed Bascombe distributing cigars and celebrating soldiers. It jokes about church warmth, a deacon drowning kittens, frosty hen houses, and local quirks including goats, a Thanksgiving social, and townsfolk antics.
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Ed Bascombe
Deacon Hartsock
Squire Hansford
Hansford
Plardeorieharen
Deacon Rubbersole
Doc McFadden
Jim Slivers
Jim
County seeks bids for county infirmary supplies
Notice from Sullivan County Indiana commissioners to receive sealed bids by 12 noon on Monday December 2, 1918 for stories for the county infirmary for the ensuing quarter. Bids must follow requisition in the auditor's office. Attest Frank Daniels, Auditor. Prost insertion November 20, 1918.
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Notich GE
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
MM. Daniels
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