Opposition to recognizing Soviet Russia by national federation
The National Civic Federation led by Judge Alton B Parker urged opposition to recognizing Soviet Russia. Over 300 prominent Americans sign a statement sent to President Wilson, arguing recognition would repudiate 150 years of national life and aid Bolshevik world revolution. It warns of disrupted democracy, economic collapse, and interference by Soviet agents abroad.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Alton B. Parker
Russia
Wilson
United States
Wendell's Pills Promising Cure for Fatigue and Nervousness
An early 20th century advertisement touts Wendell's Pills as a remedy for ambition loss fatigue nervous headaches restlessness and low mood. Claims rapid improvement within days and a full refund if no benefit, with guarantees from C. W. Phillips and local dealers.
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Wendell
Brad
C. W. Phillips
Political row erupts over bolshevism and liquor at capitol
Two service men in Congress are urged to oppose any alliance with Russian bolshevism and reject the government viewed as terror. The scene reports loud protests, with disruptive cheers and clashes as an investigation led by the governor's office and the state capitol managers examines the alleged liquor corruption and unrest in the treasury department area.
Farewell for Baptist Ladies Society President Mrs Mills
In Columbia on March 20 the last Ladies Society meeting honored Mrs Charles Mills as she departs for Cleveland after serving as president. Gifts included a Pyrex casserole. Other notes mention ill health in local families and visitors at homes.
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Columbia
Last
Ladies’ Society of the Baptist Church
Charles Mills
Cleveland
Mary Jane Osborne
Thomas Wair
Dair
Elyria
Esther
Josephine Herrington
Caledonia
Harry Herrington
New York
William Beaumont Lare
Roy Osborne
The
Baptist Ladies Society
Liberty Tompkins
Archie 45Fuakewood
Moonshine Offends Noses of State Officials in Denver
State treasurer, industrial commission, and state auditor offices returned to duties after Colonel Clifton H. Wilder of the state constabulary removed large quantities of moonshine and other illicit liquor from the basement vault of the state capitol. The three departments had threatened a walkout over the prolonged disturbance caused by the confiscation. The offices, located above the vault, had been subjected to a so called moonshine attack. Governor Oliver H. Hayes oversaw the resolution ends the standstill.
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Denver
State Treasurer
Induglal Commission
State Auditor
Clifton H. Wilder
State Constabulary
State Capitol
D. T's
Oliver Hy
Eee Ovetnor Olive
Home brief with Florida winter respite and local mishaps
Wintering in Eustis Florida Jugas Akins return home with the family Frank Heineman’s brood ill with flu Miss Bond teaches in Stranahan district sprained ankle closes school Ralph Herrington crashes into a tree near A Boerndson’s store car damaged J J Squire Milan Fuller and Debert Osborne moving to Michigan John Snell bedridden for four weeks Doctoring and sales noted George Newmore held a public sale set for March 30 moving to Harley Delamore hospital visit at Forest Ives’ home Mrs Bailey and son lodging at Methodist parsonage nearby remodeling at center primary room closed for teachers meeting tongue removal case discussed
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Jugas Akins
Eustis
Florida
David Delamore
Frank Heineman
Miss Bond
Stranaham
Ralph Herrington
A. Boerndson
Altho
J. J. Squire
Milan Fuller
Cleveland
John Snell
Debert Osborne
Michigan
George Newmore
Harley Delamore
Forest Ives
Sheaney Snell
Hattie Hurst
Harry Staddon
Cartwright
J. Claud F. D. Longdon
North Eaton
John M. Longdow
Royalton
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Zinoviev
Petrograd Soviet
America
Germany
Europe
Lenine-Trotzky
Moscow
Petrograd
Cel
Congress
Thes Rotten
Treasury Department
State Industrial Commission
Auditor
Governor's Office
State Board of Capitol Managers
Jacob S. Milligan
King Swope
Jacob
Milligan
King
Swope
Missouri
Mary Gegory
James Rundle
Clarence Adams
Roy T. Church
Teward
Phila Goodmen
Finiahea
BROAD
Madéro
Hovs EN
Pei
Broad Street
iOver
Hart Schaffrer & Marx
Foster-Fitch Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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