Friends of Pact Seek Compromise in Versailles Treaty Debate
Democratic Leader yet opposes treating the Versailles Pact as a campaign issue while Republicans and pro compromise Democrats push for detailed reservations. Senator Hitchcock and Senator Kendrick push for faster agreement as rival camps eye an early ratification. Bryan’s Jackson Day speech and Lodge’s stance sharpen campaign lines.
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Washington
Wilson
Jackson
Ned Withhin J. Brown
Senate
Hi @icock
Nebraska
Kendrick
Wyoming
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Haying
Bryan
McCormick
Illinois
Hitchcock
Soviet Finances Radicalists Fueled by Lenine Envoy
Chicago report cites Ludwig Martens self described Soviet ambassador as financer of the Communist and Communist Labor parties in the city. Assistant State's Attorney Henry A. Berger announced after reviewing archives seized in Moline Illinois during Edgar Owens arrest on a state sambdithon law charge.
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Lenine and
Trotsky
Chicago
Ludwig
K. Martens
Mbassador
Trotzky
United States
Henry A. Berger
Berger
Communist Labor Party
Moline
Edgar Owens
Mexico City Americans Blamed for Rebels Killings
Telegrams from state officials cite F. J. Roney and Earl Boles as Americans who disobeyed warnings to avoid lawless Tatpico region and were shot by rebels. The interior department reports their deaths after venturing near rebel camps.
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Mexico City
F. J. Roney
Earl Boles
Tatpico
Interior Department
Wuthine
Delongelm
Shooting in Wyoming Targets Local Leaders in Douglas
A report from Douglas details a shooting involving Doughts and Wyee George Onborne, manager of a rig owner under Governor Carey of Wyoming. Investigators name Dawid Kotehten, a wealthy Shikerway, as a suspect trading on local streets.
Revolt Spreads in Bulgaria Amid Royal Seclusion
Reports say a revolutionary movement is growing in Bulgaria and spreading across regions. King Boris and the royal family are reportedly secluded inside the palace as unrest increases.
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Bulgaria
Fietlevie
Bulgarie
Bort
Auto Bandits Loot Jewelry Store in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia an auto bandit crew smashed a jewelry store window and escaped with jewels valued at about $1000. Police and a detective list the time of the escape as about twenty minutes earlier.
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Philadephia
Jews Bey
Heeman
Senator King Retains Hope for Peace Treaty Support
In Washington Senator King of Utah remains optimistic about securing ratification of the peace treaty with Percival in the current session. He believes continued Democratic support could yield the necessary votes for passage.
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King
Waushingion
Beoator King
Utah
Washington
Trike in Steel Mills Called Off
The national committee officially ends the steel strike begun September 22 involving 307 000 workers after an all day meeting. A telegram to AFL leaders cites press courts and public officials as foes to workers rights and calls for education and reorganization for industrial justice. Striking workers are free to return to work as offices wind down and aid former strikers.
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Mittschberg
Natonal Committee
National Committee
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Steel Corporation
Nationaal Committee
Anid Steel
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Foster
PUT QUESTION UP TO VOTERS ee President Declares People Should Decide as to League of Nations
Washington report on President Wilson urging the nation to decide the league of nations issue at the next election. He states no third term is implied and defends joining the covenant while warning against altering the treaty's meaning. He cautions against postponing action or making a separate treaty with Germany.
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League of Nations
Washington
Wilson
League 4 Nations
United States
Europe
United State
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Germany
Convention Set for San Francisco Democratic National Meet
Washington reports San Francisco chosen as the host for the 1920 Democratic national convention after a ballot in which San Francisco Kansas City and other cities withdrew. The date of the gathering was set for Monday June 28 following a unanimous vote.
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Washington
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
Kansas Ciy
Italian Valleys Flooded Isolating Towns and Pisa Area
The Arne valley is flooded isolating towns including Ralci Caprona Perriola and Peretolo. The lower city of Pisa is inundated and reports indicate losses of life at Catales.
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Arne
Ralci
Caprona
Perriola
Peretolo
Pisa
Catales
Governor Coolidge Calls For Lawfulness In Leading State
Governor Coolidge stressed humanizing government and industry and maintaining obedience to the law in a January address inaugurating his second term before the legislature.
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Coolidge
Reston
Government seeks 1.15 million to deport radicals
Washington reports the Justice Department asks Congress for 1.15 million in new funds to enforce anti radical laws and deport more than 2500 Communist and Communist Labor party members. Anthony Caminetti cites extensive evidence from raids and two months of hearings anticipated, with final reviews in Washington and potential further funding.
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Washington
Communist Labor Party
Department of Labor
Congress
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Department of Justice
Department
New York
Bills Island
Miners Approve End of Strike by 1696 to 221 Vote
International officers of the United Mine Workers will seek arbitration from a presidential commission to settle the miners operators dispute. The convention voted 1696 to 221 to back the strike ending action and to accept a 14 percent wage rise and submission of all issues to the commission.
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Columbus
O—International
United Mine Workers
Wilsen
Miners’ Organization
Phillip Murray
Pennsylvania
John S. White
Lewis
Green
Union
Cleveland
Plumb Proposes Tripartite Control for All Industry
Washington reports a new Industrial Program by Glenn E. Plumb aiming to extend tripartite railroad style control to all American industry. The plan, already circulating among government officials, envisions capital labor and public representation with a major policy push ahead of elections.
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Washington
Glenn E. Plumb
Great Brotherhoods
Cincinnati Distiller Seeks Federal Whisky Disposal Plan
George T. Delterie of Cincinnati distillery is authorized to appoint a committee to visit Washington and discuss with federal officials the issues of disposing of bonded whisky in the United States.
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Cincinnati
George T. Delterie
Cincinnati Distiler
Washington
United States
Follow the Leader Jape Supports Kolchak
Honolulu reports Japanese reinforcements rushed to Irkutek to aid Admiral Kolchak per a cable from Tokio to Nippu Jiji. The dispatch notes growing Japanese backing for Kolchak’s forces in the region.
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Kolchak
Honolulu
Irkutek
Admiral Kolchak
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Mexican Town Suffered Devastating Earthquake Toll
Reports from Teocelo and Vera Cruz describe widespread destruction near Teocelo Jalapa and Cordoba with up to two thousand feared dead and many towns submerged. A new crater forms near Mount Orizaba and unrest spreads through Cordoba and Orizaba as authorities assess damage.
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Mexico City
Teocelo
Jalapa
Vera Crus
Tiamnalan
Quiezmillan
Coastaleca
Tosique
Ixtlahuacan
Choloya
San Josse-Achilchica
Cordoba
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Arizaba
San Miguel
Mount
Puebla
Prohibition Forecast Shrinks Men’s Hip Pockets This Season
Experts from the International Association of Clothing Designers predict hip pockets in men's trousers will be smaller and shallower this season. They urge a style shift to reduce bulk and improve line.
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New York
International Association of Clothing Designers
Raisin wine kills man. relatives taken ill in Coalton
Pane John Thomas, 22, is dead after drinking home made raisin wine. His brothers Michael and George and father in law Michael Pintar, all from Coalton, are seriously ill. authorities investigate possible contamination and poisoning.
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Pane
John Thomas
Michael and
George
Michael Pintar
Coalton
Here
Austria Appeals for Aid to 7 Million Austrians
Washington reports Aaron Richotl head of the Austrian peace delegation has appealed to the American people for aid to seven million Austrians facing famine and possible death this winter.
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Washington
Aaron Richotl
Reds Suspected of Arson in Buenos Ayres Fires
New fires burn in grazing and cultivated lands of southern Buenos Aires province. Anarchists are suspected of starting them. Firefighters have been dispatched from Bahia Blanes by two railroads.
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Buenos Ayres
Anarchista
Bahia Blanes
City Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Funds
Warren Chloe Chartoe BR. Kledlen, former city treasurer, pleaded guilty to misappropriating 4,000 of the city's funds when arraigned Saturday.
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Warren
Chloe Chartoe
BR. Kledlen
Pullity
Armistice Peace Call Ad Persuade With Cascarets Ad
An advertisement urges a return to peace and better health using Cascarets to avoid liver and bowel poison. It promises painless, overnight relief from biliousness and constipation and claims low cost and no griping. A quoted exchange discusses attachment to possessions including a chair or car amid a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Diamond Dyes Advertises Fadeless Fabric Color
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for rich fade resistant color on wool silk linen cotton or mixes with a guide book and color card to match fabrics. A separate anecdote notes a mother and children arriving at a station with umbrellas, the boy claiming to own five after starting with three.
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Jeyeet
Boston Transcript
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to use Pape's Cold Compound for fast relief from stuffed nose and snuffling. It touts easy use, pleasant taste, no quinine, and low cost at drug stores.
Acquisition. The marbles motive and homecoming money
An amateur philosopher questions the craving for wealth while Dustin Stax recalls a childhood impulse to collect other boys marbles. He links the urge to money with a long ago instinct to gather trophies for himself.
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Dustin Stax
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Sirmaid as a remedy for kidney trouble praised by an insurance interview. It claims many people ignore early symptoms and urges readers to test the product available in drug stores in two bottle sizes.
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Kilmer
Ie Insurance
All Agreed In A Curious 19th Century Exchange
A fragment from a period journal shows a terse exchange about parental attitudes and money. The dialogue hints at family permission and financial willingness to proceed in a domestic matter, reflecting social constraints of the era.
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Ana
Howe
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