Thomas E Wilson of Wilson & Company Praised by Freeman
William C Freeman writes in praise of Thomas E Wilson president of Wilson & Company Chicago. He emphasizes Wilsons plain dealing devotion to duty and brotherhood, noting his rise from worker to leader without envy and his commitment to humane standards and service to all workers. Freeman previews next letter about the plant manager.
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Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson & Company
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas H. Wilson
Wilson
Wilson &Company
Vol ‘Ume
Wilson & Soneety
William C. Freeman
New York City
Five World Blocks to Be Policed by Peace Conference
William T. Ellis outlines five Near East blocks for the peace process Balkan, Turkish, Caucasus Armenian, Arabic speaking, and Persia, each needing Western guidance or protection. He argues America should assume a major role alongside Britain, with complex care for self determination and regional stability.
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William T. Ellis
Washington Post
New York Herald
Paris
League of Nations
Earth
United States of America
Balkan
Serbia
Europe
Asia
Therselves
America
Turkey
Syria
Palestine
Caucasus
Great Britain
Arabia
Upper
Mesopotamia
Feisal
Damascus
Mecca
Levant
Holy Land
Prince Feisal Ia
Near East
North Africa
Equatorial Africa
Russia
Poland
France
Italy
Sam
Canada
New York Hersid Company
What You Digest Matters More Than What You Eat
A vintage advertisement discusses digestive health, arguing starchal, dairy, and other foods only matter if properly digested. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia, noting availability at rug stores and druggists for 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Companie
Opposition to Noble Promoted in Army Controversy
The article details opposition to Noble’s promotion to brigadier general in the National Army. Gen Pershing refused an inexperienced officer for chief surgeon of the AEF, favoring Col Walter D. McCaw and Col Jefferson R. Kean. Ireland and the medical corps oppose Noble, with many senior officers cited as passed over or outranked, sparking Senate scrutiny and anticipated defeat.
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National Army
France
AEF
Pershing
Washington
Walter D. McCaw
Ireland
Noble
Medical Corp
Medical Corps
Congress
Jefferson R Kean
Col
McCaw
A. KR. F
Perahing
Col.wean
Cuba
Taft
Cupa
Army of Occupation
Aviguat
Medical Department
Service of Supply
War Department
Keppel
Col Kean
McCan Ang Noble
Senate
J. D. Glennon
Gen. Pershing
H. A. Shaw
Germany
Kappel
F. A. Winter
England
A. N. Stark
First Army
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Bailey K. Ashford
Porto Rico
Thomas Rhoades
Stitill
C. R Reynalds
Second Army
Ebert Rattles Saber Off Militant Weimar Assembly
Berne reports on Weimar's first national assembly session with troops in sight and officers from the old regime. The Volks Meitung accuses Ebert of mirroring William II era militarism, praising a powerful army backdrop and signaling potential dictatorship while fearing revolutionary shocks.
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Galtic
London Times
Tedger Co
Berne
Leipseizer
Volks Meitung
Eesembliy
William
Weimar
Ebert
National Assembly
von Payer
William II
Herr Ebert
William IT
Roper to Tell of Taxes At Merchants Meeting
Daniel Cooper, commissioner of internal revenue, will address a special Merchants and Manufacturers Association meeting within ten days to discuss the new revenue law. Invitations will be extended to business men in Washington and nearby territory as details of draft regulations are explained.
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Daniel Cooper
Internal Revenue
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Cc JF Columbus
Washington
Roper
Near East Drive Gains Momentum in Washington Drive
A Washington committee for relief in the Near East is building momentum to aid Armenia Syria and Persia. Committeemen urge quicker city response and anticipate substantial subscriptions in the last two days of the week to exceed the quota and fund the effort. Eugene E Thompson oversees the treasurer’s office as campaigns continue.
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Washington
Armenia
Syria
Persia
American Committee For
Eugene E Thompson
Washington fund drive urged by Thurston for pupil pledges
Public school officials led by OC Thurston issued a letter urging cooperation with the Washington fund drive. Subscriptions will not be collected in schools, but pledge cards will be distributed for pupils to send to local headquarters. Districts were set at a Liberty Joan meeting for canvassing efforts.
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Thurston
Weshington Committee
Hastrellef
Busineas
Lberty Joan
Passover Furloughs for Jews in U.S. Army
New York Feb 14 announcement from the adjutant general's office says furloughs will be granted during Passover to all Jews in the army stationed in the United States. The furloughs will run from noon April 14 to midnight April 20.
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New York
United States
Jewless Welfare Board
Adjutant General's Office
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