Wilson to address congress by message during opening session
President Wilson plans to send a written message to Congress as it convenes, instead of delivering a personal address. Reports note he will communicate with both houses in separate sessions, following precedent from last December. Lodge and other leaders met with Wilson, who appeared in public in a blue sock suit and joked about his cane.
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Arraigned trio held without bail in Philadelphia
Peter D. Treedway Marie Phillips and Jos A Moss were arraigned before a magistrate in Philadelphia today and held without bail to await coroner action.
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Jos. A. Moss
Victim Henry T. Peirce Beaten to Death in Apartment
In a homicide case tied to the death of Henry T. Peirce a manufacturers' agent, suspects were detained after the beating in his apartment on November 20. They were later moved from the central police station to the county prison.
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Mrs Hyde Granted Divorce in Missouri Custody Of Children
Mrs Frances S Hyde of Kansas City Missouri was granted an absolute decree of divorce from Dehh Clark Hyde. He had been tried three times for the murder of Colonel Thomas Swope. Mrs Hyde won custody of the two minor children.
San Francisco Police Suspend Prize Fighting Permits
San Francisco police commissioners tonight halted prize fighting in the city. All licenses for boxing contests were ordered suspended.
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League of Nations Sticks to Slow Policy in Covenant Amendments
Geneva reports the League of Nations Assembly maintaining a slow and steady approach to covenant amendments and to interpreting council and assembly duties. Proposals from Canada and Argentina on member criteria were sent to a special committee for study before the next assembly. Lord Cecil urged assembly rights to review issues within the league jurisdiction. his amendment was accepted.
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Large Outpouring At Funeral For Mrs Hunter
An immense crowd attended the Bland Street Methodist church service for Mrs. Frank J. Hunter as mourners packed the building. The choir sang songs she favored and Rev. Samuel W. Moore led the ceremony with assistance from Rev. T S Hamilton. Burial followed at Maple Park cemetery with many floral tributes. Springfield, Ill claims 6 000 women in business professional and industrial life.
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President-elect Harding meets Mrs Wilson in White House visit
The article describes the first meeting between Florence Kling Harding and Edith Bolling Wilson at the White House. Harding tours Washington, attends Senate opening, and discusses foreign affairs with plans to begin league talks in Marion. No meeting with President Wilson occurred before Harding's departure.
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Grimsby Pair Wed at 89 After Chance Meeting
Elsham widow and Wilkins widower, both 89, tied the knot in Grimsby after discovering friendship and mutual affection during a shared moment of companionship.
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Boudoir Gift Guide for My Lady and My Lord
A Victorian style catalog outlines a range of boudoir gifts for women and men including dressing tables, bedside tables, lamp shades, and various bags and trinket boxes. It emphasizes harmony with room color schemes and features dainty cushions, floor cushions, a chaise longue, and silk accessories to enhance a bedroom or lady’s chamber.
Winter skin care habits for a clear complexion
The article advises warming baths at night and cool splashes in the morning, sleeping with windows open and a cap if cold, avoiding rich foods and hot breads, and limiting hot chocolate with whipped cream. It suggests cold cream at night, wiping with a warm cloth, and using vanishing cream before going out in raw wind with dust.
Merchants' Bureau Promotes Monthly Sales Day
The piece explains Sales Day economics with invoices checked by a citizens’ committee and emphasizes selling at or below cost to gain public and current customer trust. Harry L. Greenspon, director, reiterates bureau publicity.
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Proposed VP Residence and Office Building Bill
Senator Elkins of West Virginia introduced a bill to build a combined home and office for the vice president in Washington with a cost cap of 250000 dollars. The measure was announced in the congressional session today.
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