Suffrage News Amid Delaware and National Actions
Reports show Delaware lawmakers debating ratification of the woman suffrage amendment with a house committee of the whole expected to let the measure die. The Republican National Committee urged GOP states to pass the federal amendment. Louisiana’s House approved a state suffrage amendment by 93 to 17.
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Delaware
Delaware Legisature
House Committee
National Committee For Suffrage Action
Cncago
T. Coleman DuPont
Republican National Committee
Louisiana House
Baton Rouge
House of Representatives
House Refusal Of Armenia Mandate Prompted By Senate Vote
Washington June 2 The resolution declining to grant an American mandate over Armenia passed yesterday in the senate by 12 to 23 and was sent to the house for consideration. The foreign affairs committee is expected to recommend keeping the option unchanged and submit it to the house tomorrow. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia joined Republicans in the voting.
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Washington
Armenia
Wilson
House
Foreign Affairs
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Funeral of Woman He Married Conducts Service
Rev Guyton Fisher was summoned by telegram to Fitzgerald to conduct the funeral of Mrs J L Pittman at her home. He officiated at the Pittman Ful er marriage in Abbeville years ago and had long association with the family. Mr Pittman, former Fitzgerald mayor, and Mrs Pittman active in civic life. Interment was held today.
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Guyton Fisher
Fitzerald
J. L. Pittman
Fisher
Tiny Fuler
Abbeville
Fitgerald
Pittman
Fitzgerald
Noted Vet Shows Rat-Snap Cure Claims
Farmer quote reports Dr T H Butler praising RAT-SNAP to control rats around hospitals. He claims it works every time and urges immediate use. Product offered in three sizes for 266 cents or $1 by Nathan Murray with Sheffield Hardware Co. and Sparks Grocery Co. retailers.
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T. H. Butler
Nathan Murray
Sheffield Hardware Co
Sparks Grocery Co
Legal Ad No 193 Georgia Sumter County Official Paper Change
Notice: on and after June 6 1920 the daily Americus Times Recorder is designated official organ for Sumter County Georgia for legal advertisements and notices. The Friday weekly issue will be the regular publication day. Signatories: A Cobb H Harvey E Allen.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus Times-Recorder
H. A. Cobb
Ordii Sumter
Lucus Harvey
Sumter County to Ship First Peach Car This Saturday
Express shipments of peaches accelerate toward market as Sumter County plans its first carload shipment Saturday afternoon. Gatewood Brothers and Lee M. Hansford will consign to Georgia Fruit Growers Exchange, with Americus loaded as origin. Hansford Beauty peaches lead the shipment, amid favorable ripening weather and plans for additional cars.
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Sumter County
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Gatewood Brothers
Lee M. Hansford
Americus
Gatewood Bros
Mr. Hansford
Hansford
Greg Tillman
Atlantic Tee & Coal Corporation
Central
U S Army Supplies and Gear For Sale
Army clothing and equipment listed with grades and prices including cotton mattresses olive drab shirts field shoes khaki breeches raincoats rubber hip boots canvas leggings harness saddles and leather gear all in varying condition from good to brand new with several items priced per set or unit and some items described as brand new or reclaimed for sale
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U. 5S
U. 8
U.S. Army
Central Church Revival to Open with Strong Preacher
Spring revival services begin at Central Baptist church next Sunday morning and continue two weeks. Rev. Sims Wallace of First Baptist Gor dele preaches. Rev. George F. Brown and Gordon Howell handle leadership and music. A platform is being built for an augmented junior choir and local singers may join. Eighty seven percent of former Austro Hungarian mills are in the Czecho Slovak republic with thousands of rooms and spindles noted.
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Central Baptist Church
Sims Wallace
First Baptist Church
Gordon Howell
Althot
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Palmer Appeal to Wets in Campaign Sparks Senate Probe
Washington June 2 Cha that the Palmer campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination was marked by open appeals to distillers and brewers in Pennsylvania. Eugene Bonniewell of Philadelphia testified before the Senate committee. The Plumbian league, favoring tri partite railroad ownership, has not donated to any presidential candidate, Edward Keating testified.
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Washington
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Senate
Eugene Bonniewell
Philadelphia
Plumbian League
Edward Keating
Congress
Colorado
Profiteer Firm Fined 55000 After Conviction
Syracuse June 2 John A Roberts CorporationUtica wearing apparel dealer was fined 55000 by Federal Judge Howe after being convicted of profiteering charges.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John A. Roberts Corporation
Utica
Howe
Mayor to Coal Fields In Interest of City
Mayor J. E. Sheppard is in Harri man Tennessee on official business to arrange coal deliveries for city departments for the coming year. City pumping station supplies have been inadequate and of unsatisfactory quality, and the trip aims to eliminate further trouble.
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J. E. Sheppard
Harriman
Tenn
Hawaii College Adopts Four Year Sugar Technology Course
The College of Hawaii announces a new four year program in sugar technology, expanding professional training in the sugar industry. The initiative positions the college to supply skilled engineers and technologists to sugar production and processing sectors.
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The
College of Hawaii
F You Weea Victim of Influenza Informational Ad
An old fashioned advertisement touts KS Blood Medicine as a remedy for influenza and lingering illness. It claims one bottle slowly improves energy, appetite, and digestion, offering a money back guarantee if the full course does not help. The text emphasizes cleansing stomach bowels liver and organs to restore health.
Oven Way For Sale Of U. S. Ships Abroad
The merchant marine bill as finalized by Senate and House conferees provides selling American ships to foreign interests only after diligent effort to dispose of them to Americans fails. The agreement came after an all night session in Washington.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Senate
House
President eliminates Comer amendment in farm bill
President Wilson signed the joint resolution removing the Comer amendment that had been carried into the agricultural appropriation bill by a clerical error. The change affects cotton futures grades and follows yesterday's signing of the original measure.
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Washington
Wilson
Real Mad When I Lost My Setting Hen Ad
Mrs Hannan recalls a quarrel over a lost setting hen then describes using RAT-SNAP to kill rats in the hen house. The ad promotes three sizes 25c 50c and 1. It claims a week to dead rats and lists Nathan Murray Droge st SheMeld Hardware Co and Sparks Grocer Co as retailers.
Mosquitoes Named as Powerful Enemy in Disease Fight
The article stresses mosquitoes as deadly carriers of malaria and other diseases, causing more deaths than many wars. It urges national and local health efforts to exterminate them, including screening and spraying, while noting mosquitoes remain formidable opponents.
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McNab
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Clerk Superior Court
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Edmund Warde Cooke
Hansford Peaches
U. S. Army
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Sree McClellan Saddles
Brand New
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S. Navy
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Sheffield
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Bonniewell
U. S
Comer
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Jong, Straicht
Pete Nyt
Sallow Ry Ee
Hs Coal
Sioux City
Iowa
W. W. Northrup
Fourth Street
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Mr. Northrup
Cataran
Wisares
Reynolds Tobacco Ca
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