President Wilson Leads League of Nations Debate at White House
President Wilson conferred with Senators and Representatives on the League of Nations question. He defended U S sovereignty, rejected automatic disarmament shifts, and outlined that member nations must consent to key decisions while stressing the vital aim of preventing future wars.
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Congressional Foreign Relations Committees
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Great Britain
General Smuts
France
Italy
Hitchcock
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League
Executive Council On
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Lodge
America
Japan
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Brandegee
Armenia
Borah
Idaho
Fall
New Mexico
Correy W. Shackelford
Missouri
White House
Flood
House Committee
Norond
Senate
Cummins
Owen
Iowa
Paris
Gets-It corn remover promises painless peel off
An advertisement promotes Gets-It as a painless corn and callus treatment. It claims one-piece removal without digging or messy plasters, detailing use of two to seven drops and urging purchase at any drug store. Manufactured by Lawrence Co in Chicago.
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He, Lawrences Co
Chicago
Whittemore-Hamm Company
Jamaica Plain
Hall Scott
New York
Boston Post
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
California
Pilot Covers Assignment By Flying 200 Miles To New York
A reporter piloted his own aircraft to reach an assignment about 200 miles away in New York, showcasing dedication and remote travel for coverage.
The Old Guard Shows Signs Of Weakening Exposition Gains Interest
A large aeronautical exposition opens with 40 aircraft from the United States and Europe including Caproni and Fokker models. Aviation progress and peace time use draw interest from governments and the Army Navy as experts arrive in New York.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Handley Page
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Globe
New York
America
Army
Navy
Nursing Association Reports 31 601 Patients Cared For
The Instructive District Nursing Association, in its 8th annual meeting at Old South Church, reported caring for 31 601 patients and making 250 000 visits in the past year, with Miss Mary Beard presenting the annual report.
New Store Arrivals Show Varied Elegant Fashion
The Suits present slender lines and engraved Vestee embroidery. Straw Hats display original lines and ornament placement. Dresses feature Georgettes and Chiffons for semi formal wear. Wraps prove capes can be graceful. The new items are varied and attractively displayed inviting a pleasant afternoon stroll.
Representative Mansfield Proposes One Cent Postage Plan
Texas representative Mansfield introduces a bill to cut first class mail rates. Drops letters after January 1 to one cent an ounce and other letters to two cents. after January 1, 1922 all letters at one cent per ounce.
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Washington
Tech
Mansfield
Texas
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
An old Sage Tea Recipe Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. A druggist notes millions of bottles sold yearly and claims after one or two applications gray hair vanishes and hair becomes dark and lustrous.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Passes First Test for West Point Cadetship
Bangor Me Feb 25 John George Leslie Caulfield Bangor High School 4 won highest rank for principalship in Hale appointment Preliminary examinations for West Point and takes finals in a month. He is a lieutenant of high school cadets and among the brightest pupils. He is a Bangor native and sole son of Dr and Mrs George B Caulfield. He will enter West Point next year if he passes.
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Bangor
John George Leslie Caulfield
Bangor High School
Hale
West Point
Young Caulfield
George B. Caulfield
Old Ball Player Named Chief Messenger by Supreme Judicial Court
Michael Meagher, veteran ball player and athlete, appointed by Chief Justice Rugg to be chief messenger of the Supreme Judicial Court. The post was created by the death of Robert Herter. Meagher, long connected with the court, was the judges' unanimous choice without his seeking the job.
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Michael Meagher
Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
Robert Herter
Meagher
Royal Party for Princess Patricia in London
King and Queen Mary hosted a large gathering at St James Palace to honor the upcoming marriage of Princess Patricia of Connaught and Commander Alexander R. Ramsay. More than 1000 guests attended as royal family members greeted visitors in the Queen Anne drawing room.
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London
Mary
St. James Palace
Patricia of
Witnesses Kept Away Linked to Hendricks Club Brigandage
Joseph F. OConnell, counsel for Congressman Peter F. Tague, argued that witnesses were kept away by Martin Lomasney and his Hendricks Club. He demanded that 47 missing witnesses, mainly women, be presented to the federal grand jury by presiding official Abraham C. Berman at the 10th district congressional hearing in the Federal building.
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Hendricks Club
Joseph F. O'Connell
Peter F. Tague
Federal Building
Federal Grand Jury
Abraham C. Berman
O'Connell
Patrick J. McNulty
Lomasney
Berman
Washington
Congress of
United States
Boston
Wilson
Europe
Ballot Law Commission
The
Election Commission
Martin M. Lomasney
Boston testimony on missing witnesses and Ward 5 voting dispute
The record names Mrs. Patrick J. McNulty as a key witness. calls for grand jury action as Boston political tensions flare. Senators and attorneys clash over alleged ballot law defiance while residents testify about nonresidents voting in Ward 5 and local residence questions.
Witnesses Describe Voter Registration in Ward 5 Case
A witness testifies about voting in Ward 5 claiming Boston political ties and residency shifts. Tenry J. O'Meara, nephew of a former police commissioner, says he registered and voted in Quincy House for two years and lived mostly with his mother in Cambridge. The hearing slated for 10 o'clock may be delayed by grand jury activity.
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Lomasney
Callahan
Fitzgerald Forces
Tague
O'Connell
John J. Fitzgerald
Greater Boston
Annie Manning
St. Alphonsus Street
Roxbury
Causeway Street
Patrick Porter
Cambridge
Bath Tron
Ward
Boston
Common Wealth Avenue
Brighton
Tenry J. O'Meara
Stephen O'Meara
Quincy House
University Road
East Boston Private to Receive War Cross
Major General Clarence R Edwards will pin the Distinguished Service Cross on Private Albert H McArdle of Havre street East Boston next Friday afternoon on the Common. McArdle served with the 103d Ambulance Corps of the 1st Sanitary Train and earned the award at Brielleau Wood for tending wounded despite serious injuries. He was discharged recently from Camp Devens.
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Clarence R. Edwards
Albert H. McArdle
Havre Street
Boston
McArdle
103D
Brielleau Wood
Camp Devens
Make Your Own Gray Hair Remedy
Mrs. A. Dixon a Brooklyn trained nurse endorses a home remedy to color gray hair using Orlex powder. Dissolve in four ounces of distilled water and comb through hair with directions and guarantee included in each box. One box lasts months and leaves hair fluffy without rubbing off or tackiness, claiming a twenty year younger look.
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A. Dixon
Brooklyn
Thinness Cure by Nitro-Phosphate Promises Quick Flesh Gain
Advert says thin people suffer starved nerves and lack of phosphates. Nitro-phosphate, sold by Boston druggists, claims to feed nerves and body cells, increasing weight and improving health. Caution notes it should not be used by those not wishing to gain flesh.
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Boston
Balmwort Kidney Tablets Promised Relief at Drugstores
Hundreds suffer kidney and bladder irregularities while Balmwort Kidney Tablets are sold by druggists. Mrs. Frank Monehan of 1519 Penrose St. in St Louis endorses the product saying they are the finest and she could not live without them.
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Frank Monehan
Penrose St
St. Louis
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