Roosevelt and War News Unite in Nationwide Grief
Dispatch from Arctic Russia praises American fight against Bolshevik forces in freezing conditions. The piece also lauds President Wilson’s hunger-for-peace stance and argues for a world where a responsible government must sign a peace treaty to end terror. Theodore Roosevelt is remembered as a towering, multifaceted figure whose death provokes enduring public sorrow.
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Lynchings rise by twenty four in 1918 says Tuskegee data
1918 lynching tally reaches sixty two, up from thirty eight in 1917. Of those lynched, fifty eight were Black and four were white, with five women killed. Offenses range from murder and complicity to threats, assault, and robbery, across thirteen states including Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and others.
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Georgia
Ilinos
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
From Other Viewpoints and a Souring Flight Tale
A Boston Transcript line notes money’s voice is weak against a butcher and grocer. The New York Evening Sun recalls a Pacific to Atlantic flight in 38 hours, read as less impressive after noting December 4 to December 23. The New Orleans Times-Picayune covers Dr. Liebknecht’s jail term fueling Bolshevik vengeance against dissenters.
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Countess Markiewicz elected to Parliament refuses seat
London reports Countess Constance Markievicz the Sinn Fein candidate elected to the British Parliament will not take her seat as a protest against British rule in Ireland. Born in Lisadell, she is famed as a Sinn Fein leader who helped seize Dublin College of Surgeons during the 1916 rebellion and remains a prominent figure in Irish politics.
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Lissadell
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Girls Who Went To France Have Big Experiet Ze
A fragmentary letter from a U S Army hospital unit member describes evacuation duty in France and life at Hospital No 4 in New York. The writer notes wartime mail delays, casualties, and personal reflections on service, with brief references to comrades and ongoing inquiries about missing letters.
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DuBois
1918 Accidents Fatal to 3403 in State
A fragmented 1918 state report notes industrial plant accidents led to 3403 fatalities and injuries. It cites compensation actions, petitions, and disallowances under workers’ compensation rules, with totals and withdrawals, reflecting the era’s record of industrial risk and legal handling.
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Farmer's Biggest Customer Boosts Linerty Trade
A garbled OCR passage notes a large farmer customer base boosting Linerty’s trade, mentioning thousands of buyers and heightened activity around a period labeled by numbers and references to market gains and savings. The readable fragments imply a major procurement surge and enhanced Ban activity.
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