Walsh and Dunne Push Irish Case to Peace Conference
Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City and former Governor Edward F. Dunne of Illinois met with President Wilson in Paris to urge Ireland’s case at the peace conference. They said unofficially the administration would back hearing requests for De Valera and others if the Senate resolution is approved, otherwise they will press the matter directly with the conference. Mrs. Walsh and Mr. Dunne represented Irish societies in the United States.
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Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Edward F. Dunne
Ilinois
Trish
Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Dunne
Wilson
Paris
Ireland
Senate
de Valera
Griffith
Plunkett
American Commission
Donne
United States
Gillett's Mexico remarks draw Mexican protest
Frederick H. Gillett, speaker of the U S House, faces Mexican embassy protest over remarks on Mexico at the Pan American Commercial Congress. He defends his stance as non hostile and says improved relations would benefit both nations and aid foreign investment. He asserts Mexico must observe international obligations and protect foreigners.
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Frederick H. Gillett
Tle
Ofice
Gillett
Mexico
Picar American Commercial Congress
State Department
Elihu Root and the Peace Treaty
Elihu Root of New York a former senator and secretary of state is in the public eye over the peace treaty. He testified before the senate foreign relations committee about receiving a copy from Henry P. Davison and defended the propriety of using it. Root said the document was not secret and that Germany’s decision to publish it made it public.
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Elihu Root
New York
United States
Root
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Ledge
Crown Prince Charles of Roumanian in Scandal and Wounding
Crown Prince Charles of Roumania suffers a leg wound not deemed serious amid a royal scandal over a six month trip to Japan to forget Mile Lambrino. He has faced courtly pressure and a forced divorce from Cecilie Lambring, daughter of a retired Romanian army major, amid rumors of succession concerns and a possible renunciation.
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Charles
Roumaania
Bucharest
Japan
Milo
Cecilie Lambring
Mile
Lambrino
Ferdinand
Wisconsin sprinter Hsuch Hsieh tops big meets tally
Chinaman great sprinter Hsuch Hsieh of the University of Wisconsin leads in individual points at two major meets. He came to the university from Peking in 1916, graduated this year, and plans to return for a post graduate course, continuing his track excellence.
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Hsuch Dial Hsieh
University of Wisconsin
University
Peking
Elderly man seeks relief after swallowing false teeth
An elderly mute man rushed into a Kansas City police station claiming he had swallowed his false teeth. An ambulance carried him to Bethany hospital where surgeons probed the throat, and X rays failed to locate the missing teeth. The next day he wrote that he might have lost them while drunk last night.
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Kansas City
Bethany Hospital
Does Anyone Offer Any Reason Why This Couple Should Not Wed
The minister reviews the final question at the ceremony and the couple reply with a rehearsed, automatic answer. The groom says none, answering simply that there is no reason to delay the marriage.
Happy Dream Comes True Pepgen Testimony
Miss Myrtle Johnson of Muncete Indiana describes six months of nervous dyspepsia relief after starting Pepgen. She reports regained appetite improved sleep and five pound weight gain within weeks and notes Pepgen is available at feeding drug stores.
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Myrtle Johnson
Seventh Street
Muncete
Ind
Means Death of Grammar in Modern English Debated
The SpokaneSpokesmanReview laments a decline in English purity as mass media and rapid communication favor terse plain speech. It argues compression ruins style, cites plural subjects with singular verbs as evidence, and says Lindley Murray would turn in his grave.
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Spokane
Cobbe
Coleridge
DeQuincey
Hazlitt
Lindley Murray
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief
Ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney symptoms and related pains with a money back guarantee. It claims import from Holland and urges readers to buy the genuine sealed package in three sizes. An accompanying note mocks marriage qualification bills and reveals a local reaction in a Buffalo News item.
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Haarlem
Holland
Buy a Farm Now Land cheaper than it will be again
A U S Railroad Administration offer to homeseekers provides free information on farming opportunities with no sales or lending, directing inquiries to J L Eidwards Agricultural Section CA 8 Railroad Administration Washington DC, adv. Also a humorous exchange on judging a man by his wife's clothes from Pearsons Weekly.
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U. S. Railroad Administration
J. L. Eidwards
Railroad Administration
Washington, D. C
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promotes Foot Comfort
Shake into your shoes with Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder. It relieves swollen tender feet and bunions and soothes sweaty tired feet. A relief for sweat, calluses, and aching feet, making walking more comfortable. Sold everywhere.
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Allen
Man Struggles to Support Sealskin Wife on Small Earnings
A humorous say ing suggests a man finds it hard to maintain a sealskin wife on a muskrat salary. The quip underscores economic hardship and frugal domestic life in a lighthearted tone.
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Russia
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