Reservations In Treaty Handed Wilson Today
Washington July 25 As Senate debates the peace treaty reservations President Wilson discusses five proposed reservations with Senator Spencer at the White House. Spencer also presents China’s protest text over Shantung and 1915 Japan treaty concerns. Wilson plans a coastal tour with a San Francisco stop aimed for mid August.
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Missouri
Wilson
White House
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China
Paris
Shantung
Japan
Congress
Long Flights Continue As Army Plane Circles Nation
Lt. Col. R. S. Hartz and four crew landed in Augusta Maine at 1 05 PM completing the second leg of a United States tour in a Martin bombing plane. The craft departed Mineola New York at 8 25 AM for Augusta and arrived without mishap. A Portland Maine report notes the plane flew high and fast as it passed over midafternoon on its course from Mineola to Augusta.
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United Press
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United States
Mineola
New York
Portland
Martin
N. Y
Sugar on Hand Promises Record Crop for War Time Prices
Athens merchants report a record sugar crop this year and ample supply at stores now. Housewives worried about shortages during canning season can expect steady availability and wartime pricing.
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Athens
Riot Troops Kept On Duty In Washington
Troops brought to Washington to quell rioting will remain on duty at least through Saturday, city officials said. Police fear a possible new outbreak could overwhelm the limited force after two quiet nights.
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Washington
Pork Grazing Protest at Dallas Cemetery Sparks Tension
In Dallas Texas protesters gathered as police commissioner McGee seized pigs found grazing in a Jewish cemetery amid tensions over the incident and local religious sensitivities.
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Dallas
Texas
McGee
Republicans Plan Thorough Investigation Of High Food Prices
The Senate Committee on the District of Columbia plans a sub committee inquiry into the high cost of living in Washington with scope to illuminate national conditions. Senator Ball of Delaware chairs the panel and the probe may prompt legislation and stronger enforcement to curb profiteering including meat prices and hoarded coffee.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Aviators Strike Begins In New York Mail Run
July 25 report says none of the aerial mail pilots showed up at Belmont park to carry Washington and Chicago mails. Cleveland air mail force meanwhile continued operations, with Sept. Jordan stating their pilots have no grievances and will not be influenced by the New York strike.
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Congress urged 1.5 million dollars to fight influenza
Washington July 25 Congress urged immediate appropriation of 1 500 000 to combat influenza with expected recurrences. Rep Fess and Sen Harding introduced measures backing the plan. American Medical Association data warned deaths in past epidemics reached 100 000 and economic losses near 4 000 000 000. Public health service would direct the research amid hopes of cures and preventing severe after effects.
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Socialists Convicted for Draft HIndering in Cincinnati
Thomas Hammerschmidt and Misa Loita Burke, socialistic candidates for mayor and school board in 1917, along with eleven others, were convicted in U S district court of attempting to defeat the draft law. The jury urged mercy after finding them guilty of distributing anti draft circulars in June 1917.
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Thomas Hammerschmidt
Misa Loita Burke
Board of Education
United States District Court
Poison traces found in murdered publisher Kaber body
Arsenic suspected after Daniel Kaber death in Cleveland. Police intensify hunt for the culprit as coroner plans to reopen the inquest Monday. Investigators report that Kaber’s medicines did not contain arsenic.
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Daniel Kaber
Byrne
Kaber
Fate of League in Hands of Those Demanding Reservations
Senator Pittman in a Senate speech stated that the treaty’s fate rests with those seeking reservations and interpretations. He argued reservations may be approved by two thirds of the Senate and urged that any amendments by other governments require Senate approval to avoid renegotiation.
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Senate
Pittman
Nevada
League of Nations
League
Hayes to Enter Race for Head of Next State
Friends of Chairman Will H. Hayes of the Republican National Committee affirm reports that Hayes will seek the Indiana gubernatorial nomination before the state convention. A formal announcement is planned at Magnesia Springs during a Republican rally with Indiana editors. Hayes will spend the week with his family in Petoskey Michigan.
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Republican National Committee Today
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Magnesia Springs
Petoskey
Mich
Savage Family Surprise Birthday Gathering at Home
Mr and Mrs W S Savage welcomed 45 relatives including children and grandchildren to their home on Sunday morning for a large picnic gathering. The event featured baskets of various foods and numerous gifts for the hosts.
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Poston
W. S. Savage
Freak Calf with Dog Head Draws Crowds Near Kenton
A calf born on John Flowers farm west of Kenton astonishes visitors as its head and part of the body resemble a dog. The calf appears healthy and draws hundreds to see the odd animal and its unusual physique.
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John Flowers
National body backs anti trust bill campaign
A national marketing commission will press for Kenyon bill passage to regulate packers. Wm Kent, ex congressman and Tariff Commission member, says the drive will educate public opinion and promote standardization and better market systems across states. Other members include Florence Kelley Jackson H. Ralston and Gustafson.
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National Marketing Commission
Wm. Kent
California
United States Tariff Commission
Kent
Federal Trade Commission
Florence Kelly
National Consumers League
Jackson H. Ralston
American Federation of Labor
Gustafson
Farmers National Committee On Packing Plants and Allied Industries
Two Women Caught With Bottled Liquor at Train Stop
Two Charleston women stepping from a train in Bucyrus were searched by Patrolman McIntosh after observers noted their fatigue. Police found 17 pints of liquor concealed in bed ticking life belts. Each woman posted a $500 bond for grand jury appearance.
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Lodge asks Wilson to present Franco American treaty
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts today urged President Wilson to lay the Franco American treaty before the senate in a resolution. Senator Robinson objected, blocking immediate action. The resolution notes the treaty has been before the French chamber and printed in U.S. newspapers, and that article four requires presenting it to the senate with the German treaty.
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United States
Big County Institute Opens in Athens August
The Athens County Teachers Institute will be held in Ewing Hall auditorium from August 18 to 23. Registration starts 7 A.M. Monday with morning exercises at 8:40. Daily sessions run 8 A.M. to noon and 12:45 P.M. to 4 P.M. An evening event by Mrs. Ferrol Strickland is planned for Wednesday at 8 P.M. The circuit covers Athens Hocking Fairfield Licking and Perry counties with speakers including El Ww W. V. OShay Bryan W. King and others. Drs. Williams and Jewell stay for the sessions.
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Alex Root
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Lee S. Driver
M. P. Shocky
Henry G. Williams
J. R. Jewell
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Reservations 10 Treaty Urged In Senate Today
Senate leaders say Taft reservations will not alter the treaty fight. Senator Hitchcock supports full endorsement of every word. Senator Pittman denounces reservations as dangerous. Wilson clashed over submitting the French treaty and answering senate resolutions. Foreign Relations Committee continues reading the peace treaty with completion aimed early next week.
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United Press
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Senate
William H. Taft
Hitchcock
League of Nations
Pittman
Nevada
Wilson
Sunday School Picnic at Ames Saturday in Amesville
Amesville July 24 A Sunday school picnic will be held Saturday July 26 at the school house grove. A basket dinner and speeches by Rev Strecker Rev Garrett and Rev Chapin. A ball game is scheduled for 3 o clock. Events on the grounds. Everyone welcome.
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Amesville
Camouflage Overdone In San Francisco Opium Bust
An inspector found sausages shaped to resemble opium packets on an incoming shipment. The display concealed opium valued at $10,000.
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San. Francisco
Cal
Hollister Lad Accidentally Shot In Left Side
Andrew McLaughlin, nineteen, of near Goose Run Hollister, was accidentally shot in the left side with a 32 caliber revolver by Frank Waldie at about 6:30 last night. The bullet was lodged near the abdomen and medical staff moved him to Grant Hospital for X ray location. His father Henry and cousin Howard McLaughlin accompanied him. he is brother to Jessie McLaughlin the Glouster mail carrier.
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Andrew McLaughlin
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HollIster
Frank Waldie
Mo Laughlin
Waldie
Frank Gill
McLaughlin
Crawford
Grant H Columbus
Henry McLaughlin
Howard McLaughlin
Jessie McLaughlin
Glouster R. D. 5
Two Year Service Man Re Turns From Duties Overseas
Corporal Frank L. Harvey arrived home from overseas after serving in the Motor Transport Company. He left Camp Sherman in 1917, was stationed at Fort Meyr, sailed March 29, reached Brest April 7, then St Nazaire for Reception Fork duty before returning aboard the Matsonia. He landed Newport News July 16 and received discharge July 23 at Camp Sherman. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Harvey of 111 Lancaster Street.
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Fort Meyr
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Newport News
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John Harvey
Lancaster Street
Ice cream vendor pays war tax in pennies
Joseph Feldman of Chicago with a caddy paid the ice cream war tax in 9 800 pennies. He sells it by the wagon load.
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Ills
Joseph Feldman
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