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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
10
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin said peace treaty talks between Democratic and Republican leaders in the Senate will not be submitted until tomorrow amid deadlock. Signals of delay surfaced as conferences aimed at preparing a committee meeting for a potential final showdown on whether negotiations will continue.
President Wilson urged Secretary Glass to seek Congress authorization to lend 150 million dollars to Poland Austria and Armenia to ease their severe food shortages. He called it unthinkable for the United States to withhold aid that could be supplied by making credit available from surplus exports.
Representatives of five large farmers organizations met in Washington to prepare a memorial to Congress urging the return of railroads to private control and urging prompt legislative action under current conditions. Delegates protested prior claims that farmers favored continuing government control for at least two years.
Paris January 27 The German government has sent a note to Paris urging the Allies to renounce extradition under Article 228 of the peace treaty. It concerns surrender of persons accused of war crimes and violations of laws and customs of war.
Edwin P. Meredith of Iowa editor of Successful Farming will be named secretary of agriculture replacing Houston who is to become secretary of the treasury in place of Carter Glass.
Ada Oklahoma merchants and residents publish a string of classified offers including mattresses for ten dollars, cabbage plants for sale from Georgia Texas Plant Co, mares and horses for sale, a found sack of flour, a Ford car for 285 dollars, multiple houses for sale, Bermuda grass giveaway, and farm land for sale with prices per acre plus a radiator repair note toward Emerson and Harris Hotel.
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