Senate Action After Brief Argument
Washington, Oct. 17. The senate, after a brief debate and without a record vote, threw out two amendments from the foreign relations committee on the peace treaty. Senator Lodge urged the powers of the American representative to fix Germany's reparations bill, warning against class imperialism and internal democracy dangers. The bulletin on President Wilton noted definite improvement and that no operation is needed.
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Washington
Wilton
Grayson
Associated Press
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Pall
Germany
Reurait
Vorelotg
Troops In France Reported Near Sixteen Thousand
Oct 17 report states the number of American forces stationed in France approaches sixteen thousand. The figure reflects ongoing mobilization and logistics amid allied operations in Europe.
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France
Cocoanut Pie Adh Apple Tnd
Cocoanut Pie advertises a dessert special with a tangy apple topping. The note mentions a dairy or fruit filling and a rustic pie crust. Limited readable text implies a small cafe or bakery offering this item for a limited time.
Conference Delays Decision On Right To Strike Action
Associated Press report from Washington notes a postponement in ruling on workers rights to bargain collectively. The delay pushes a formal decision to an afternoon session, with both sides offered substitutes and ongoing discussions amid the labor dispute.
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Associated Press
Washington
Barrain
Ate Dun Wee Etna
Senira Comatten
Palmer to enlist women of America against high costs
In Washington on October 17, Attorney General Palmer and associates announce plans to mobilize American women to promote household economy and resist buy now campaigns. They will urge delaying fashion changes and reducing clothing costs while continuing to release surplus government supplies as part of the effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
America
Whch
Georgia Ready for Sewanee Clash in Early Football Season
Georgia coaches have drilled the squad as practice games unfold around the country. Sewanee appears more seasoned, with right half back Weiss expected to anchor a backfield built on experience, while Georgia pushes to claim a leading place in the football world.
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Toffay
Prron
Georgia
Sewanee
Avery
Wanee
OL Musd
T J SHACKELFORD SPEAKS AT WORLD COTTON MEETING
Atlanta officials of the Georgia division of the American Cotton Association return from the New Orleans congress energizing a membership drive. Thomas J. Shackelford of Athens and Lem Jackson of the Georgia market bureau led the Georgia delegation. The meeting urged growers to connect more directly with spinners through organized associations. Meetings will continue across the state to extend the drive and strengthen grower-processor ties.
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Atlanta
World Cotton Congress
New Orleans
Georgia
Ameriay Cotton Association
Lem
Jackson
Georgee Market Bureau
Central Executive Committee
Thomas J. Shacklefoud
Athens
American Cottons Association
New “Orleans
Shackleford
American Cotton Association
Wal
D. F. Melatchey
J. A Davis
State Cotton Association
General Yudenitch Forces Reach Petrograd Suburbs
An Associated Press dispatch reports Gen Yudenitch’s army reached the suburbs of Petrograd Thursday afternoon after advancing through the countryside. In London notes, Bolshevik forces resist near Gorka and Selo, with fighting remaining stubborn and scattered around Pskov and northeast of the area.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Yudenitch
Petrograd
London
Sit
Eee Gorka
Selo
Gatchina
Nibs
Pskov
Fresnala
New York Dispatch On European Occupation Sailings
A brief wire reports the American occupation in Germany and related movements. The item notes a sailing tonight expected to depart and mentions 4860 Pech as a noted detail among the scattered lines.
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New York
Togulist-galond
Germimny
Clubhouse Meeting At Cloverhurst Country Club
An evening gathering at the Cloverhurst Country Club included a 6:30 salad dinner organized by the house committee with Mrs. Walter Childs and Mrs. Mar a Hodgson assisting. President Edward R. Hodgson Jr. chaired a largely informal session focusing on club invitations and a future swimming pool report.
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Clover Huret
Walter ‘Childs
Marca Hodgson
Edward R. Hodgson,Jr
Commander Read on Touring in cryptic report
A fragmented OCR note mentions Commander Read on a touring schedule with unclear references to Leeberg lettuce and names like Arnold Abner Abney. The text is garbled and contains multiple uncertain proper nouns and places.
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n_Fiume
Paifican
Bagdolio
Iran
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Women OF America
RED
Black Fage Tigers
T. J. Shackelford
Cotton Association
Himbut
State Guard
Aeeu
Fort Sheridan
Orgénee
Commander Read
Leeberg
Arnold & Abner
Leeberg, Lettuce— Gro Oslery Arno & Abney
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