Flint Michigan A Nation Built By Automobiles
Flint Michigan grew from a 1000 resident wagon and buggy maker to a city of about 54 000 with a major automobile factory and surrounding industry. The town now features lights clubs taxicabs interurbans a baseball team and many homeowners while thousands of workers own homes and commute by Flint built autos. It has more garages per capita than any US city and its workers earn high wages, fueling regional horse ownership and road travel. The piece credits Flint with boosting large industry and notable figures in oil and steel sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Michigan
Bude
Hhe
Harge and Hovkefeller
Unusual Offer in Iowa Divorce Case Draws Supreme Court
Des Moines reports an Iowa Supreme Court brief by Ney and Bradley for Thomas J. Wiley argues education morals belong in churches, not courts, amid a sensational divorce case over Dooley alienation of Wiley’s wife Genevieve L. Wiley. The lawyers propose if Dooley marries Genevieve, Wiley would drop a $30,000 damage suit and seek divorce in Linn County.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Ney & Bradley
Thomas J. Wiley
Genevieve L. Wiley
Iowa City
Thomas Wiley
Joseph Dooley
Johnson County
Wiley
Dooley
Tom Wiley
Linn County
Tawyer
Wade
Wileys
District Court
Wade, Dutcher & Davis
Bailey & Murphy
Appellee
War casualty totals by nation from 1914 to 1945
A compact listing shows Great Britain with 15 800 killed and 64 000 wounded, France 180 000 killed and 1 100 000 total casualties, Russia 250 000 killed and 1 800 000 total, Belgium 30 000 killed 58 000 wounded and 35 000 captured, Servia 22 300 killed 170 000 total, Germany 250 000 killed 850 000 wounded and 400 000 missing, Austria 160 000 killed and 1 500 000 total, plus total killed 908 100 and 483 765 dead in the American Civil War.
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Great Britain
France
Russia
Belgium
Servia
Germany
Austria
Billy Sunday Turns Point in Prohibition History
A Chicago era article argues Billy Sunday’s Philadelphia visit marks a pivotal moment in the national drive toward prohibition. It suggests his stance against alcohol could shape future policy battles, with major cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Des Moines playing crucial roles in the coming struggle.
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Tns
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Billy Sundar
Witch IL
Congress
United States
Billy Sundey
What Is Not Fair in War
The piece argues that using counterfeit American passports by German reservists to reenter Germany is unfair to neutrals and violates neutrality. It contends the United States must enforce strict laws against passport counterfeiting to prevent the government from aiding belligerents, noting the political risk to the president if enforcement topples in a tough year.
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Great Britain
United States
The Art Of Relaxation In Education
An eminent physician links modern male breakdowns to restless haste and time pressure. The piece argues college training should curb American restlessness, foster permanent ideals and calm study, and promote seeing things in right perspective rather than chasing constant hustle and efficiency.
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Christian Science Monitor
Greece
Herbert Spencer
America
G. Lowes Dickinson
Thirst for Applause Drives Artistic Ambition
The essay argues the desire for applause pushes prisoners to endure shaming, while many sacrifice liberty for art. It cites Alphonse Daudet and examples of self denial, noting Broadway’s unemployed crowd and barnstorming as results. It contends applause misleads many away from honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Alphonse Daudet
Ministerial Association Elects New Officiary
The Twin City Ministerial Association met yesterday morning at 14 oclock in the Presbyterian church at Cedar Falls and elected officers. President Rev W J Dorgan pastor of First Baptist church Waterloo Wa trnge View president Rev 1 BN pastor of East Park Presbyterian church Waterloo Secretary treasurer Rev 7 Mel Morris pastor Christian church Whe Falls The committee on program includes Dr L W Fahs Rev B R Wiener Rev W Holland all of Cedar Falls.
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Twin City Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
W. J. Dorgan
First Baptist Church
Watrrnge
East Park
Three Phases in the Soul and Sacred Superscriptions
The piece argues that the three parts of human power Hebraic, Greek, and Roman represent morality, intellect, and organization. Jesus embodies rejection by morals brains and institutions yet remains the savior. Churches cycle through moral zeal, philosophical thinking, and institutional consolidation, often renewing a movement.
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Jesus
Exporting Horses for War The Neutrality Law View
Readers asked President Wilson to ban horse exports for the war in Europe. The Justice Department says the president cannot issue opinions on such points. Neutral circulars note contraband rules allow seizures, but citizens may engage in ordinary trade with belligerents unless items are contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Attorney General Seeks Respectful Compliance Demand
In a formal note the attorney general CHARLES WARREN states that laws of international law may not justify interfering with commerce. The communication emphasizes lawful conduct and urges adherence to established trade rules.
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Charles Warren
Seistuot
Strong Argument to Stop Shipping with Munitions
Washington officials discuss pending congressional resolutions to halt exports of war materiel to European belligerents. Delegations from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Baltimore press for action, citing neutrality concerns and potential damage to U.S. commerce as munitions flow to England and other powers.
Old Diogenes Stows Away Honest Man Found
A misread tale describes Michael O'Meara of Petersonville dropping a roll containing about 709 dollars in cash and negotiable papers at Julius Andresen saloon. An honest man returned it to a bar tender, who handed it to police for safekeeping as Diogenes wanders in search of honesty.
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Clinton
Michael O'Meara
Petereville
Julius Andresen
Moara
Diogenes
Tiis
Ymeara
The Yellow Peril Health Tonic Advertisement
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming to strengthen the stomach and boost vitality. It asserts faster blood purification and skin improvement, with claims of easing indigestion and headaches. Free medical advice and a Common Sense Medical Adviser offer are included.
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Dr. Pierce
V. M. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Shoulder Hurt Man Seeks Work For Family Support
J Van Hearn of 213 Cottage Street asks for work or light labor after a shoulder ligament tear ends his income hopes. He supports a crippled wife, a six year old with crutches, and aging in laws. Past misfortunes include a baby’s permanent injuries from a fall.
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J. van Hearn
Mr. van Hearn
Cottage Street
van Hearn
Danderine Ad Promises Beautiful Hair and No Dandruff
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It promises shiny, full hair after weeks of use and urges readers to try a 25 cent bottle from drugstores or toilet counters.
Notable Local Job Seeker Seeks Work Despite Debarment
An incapacitated man named Van Hearn, barred from strenuous physical toil, can still perform light tasks such as collecting and similar duties. He seeks any employment, permanent or temporary, and invites potential employers to contact him. He carries strong references from previous service and a solid reputation.
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Altho
van Hearn
Man Seeks Earned Living Not Charity
The subject shows a desire to support himself rather than become a burden on charity. He aims to earn his living by any feasible means and reject dependent help. The note frames the individual's intent as self sufficiency and responsibility.
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Mars
South
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Foley Gatharth
Wilson
Humane Societies
Department of Justice
Washington
Washington, D. C
London
Theodore Sutro
House Foreign Relations
Baltimore
German-American Alliance
Ancient
Order of Hibernian
England
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Diogen
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Peosta
Beecham
Hardware
Gregory Dealer
Saul
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Skottish
Ritz
Arant’s
Place Building
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