Wilson Urges Senate to Ratify Versailles Peace Treaty
President Wilson presents the treaty with Germany to the Senate, outlining its global scope and the United States role as a defender of right. He recalls Paris talks, the war’s aims, and America’s aim to restore liberty and just settlements, urging support and access to further discussion with Congress.
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Fruit Liver Tablets Advertised as Fruit Based Remedy
An advertisement touts Fruit Liver Tablets as the only medicine made from fruit juices, claiming relief for indigestion constipation headaches and other ailments. Priced 50c per box or six for $2.50 with a trial size 25c, sold by dealers or Fruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
America and the League of Nations as World Leadership
In this address the speaker argues for a League of Nations to govern international law and prevent future wars. He credits America’s wartime leadership, calls for moral guidance and collective security, and asserts the United States must accept its growing world role and responsibility.
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Free Trade League Granted Charter in New York
The Free Trade League announced it has obtained a certificate of incorporation under New York law to promote free trade as essential to world peace. Directors named include Major George Haven Putnam, George Foster Peabody, John C. Codman, Victor S. Yarros, Harry H. Willock, William Marion Reedy, George Burnham Jr., and Fenton Lawson.
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George Foster Peabody
John C. Codman
Boston
Victor S. Yarros
Chicago
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Pittsburg
William Marion Reedy
St. Louis
George Burnham, Jr
Philadelphia
Fenton Lawson
Cincinnati
Sues Hospital for 50000 Over Poisoned Epsom Salt Incident
Pauline Prescott sues Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Suffolk Superior Court seeking 50000 in damages claiming a pharmacy error caused by corrosive Sublimate being mistaken for Epsom salts. She had an operation there and, as leaving the hospital, ingested the dangerous preparation on February 4, 1919, suffering intense agony and illness.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Pauline Prescott
Dutch curt reply denies crown prince escape rumor
The Council of Five received a curt Holland note denying the reported escape from Wieringen of the former German crown prince. The Dutch government said the rumor was unfounded and that it must exercise sovereignty free from external warnings.
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