House Backs Wilson Votes to Arm Ships
The House backed President Wilson in arming ships amid a crisis with Germany, with broad cross party support. Leaders argued the measure preserves American rights and deters war, while opponents warned it could trigger conflict. The vote followed extended debate and numerous amendments, including attempts to constrain war-making power and protect travel rights.
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Wilson
Bailey
Pennsylvania
William Jennings Bryan
Kitchin
Mann
House
Senate
Cooper
Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Lenroot
Wisconsin
United States
Bennet
New York
Representative Flood
Mexico
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Focht
Gardner
America
Fecht
Hitchin
Congress
Representative Foss
Illinois
Stedman
North Carolina
Moore
Cannon
Schall
Minnesota
London
Worland
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Longworth
Ohio
Shackleford
W. J. Bryan
Pillsburys See Their Children Each Day in Shared Custody
Mrs. Pillsbury describes a daily arrangement with her husband for their two children who live in Wellesley. She details dividing time between Boston and the farm, with morning train rides, school days, and evening visits, arguing this schedule keeps the children united and avoids six month separations.
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Pillsburys
Ley
Mr. Pillsbury
Bay State Road
Samuel Walker
Wellesley
Copley Plaza
Pillsbury
Boston
Alma Gluck Favorite Songwords Featured Next Sunday Post
Alma Gluck’s chosen songwords and music are to be published in the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature promises a fine addition for music lovers and collectors alike.
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Alma Gluck
Next Sunday Post
Newspaper Price Fixing Talk Before FTC Hearing
Newsprint manufacturers urged the Federal Trade Commission to set prices today with jobbers to be heard tomorrow. Officials expect a commission decision by Saturday. Publishers expect a maximum price of 2.50 to 2.60 dollars per hundred pounds for International Paper products, with no clear plan on uniform or cost-based pricing across mills.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
International Paper Company
Poslam advertised for skin itch relief and healing
An advertisement promotes Poslam as the best remedy for itching and skin irritation. It claims immediate relief, soothing, and healing, branding Poslam as concentrated healing energy sold widely with free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Poslam Soap is also marketed as a tonic soap to refresh and beautify the complexion.
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West 25Th St
New York City
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Sloan
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Coffee Perfection
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Aquinas
Canadian Club
Ste.so Vei
Duff Gordon
Neblolo
Booth
Nivsice
M. & R. Vermouth
the Ginter. Co
Union St
Mtsin
Summer St
Tremont
Canal St
Ginter Co
Produas
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Tremont St
FR. F. Dalley CO
Lan
Buffalo
N.Y
Tan OS
S.S. Pierce Company
Pierce Campanvy
New England
Adams Express Company
Autocar Company
Autocar
Dept. D
Adams Express Co
American Express Co
Armour & Co
Batchelder Bros
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Coleman Bros
H. P. Hood & Sons
Jenney Manufacturing Co
Jordan Marsh Company
S. S. Pierce Co
French Lick Springs
The
Autocar Sales and Service Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Ardmore
Providence
the Autocar Sales & Service Co
Springfield Stoddard Motor Car Co
Worcester Autocar Sales & Service Co
Portland Franklin Motor Car Co
Hartford
Frank G. Robins, Inc
S. S. Pierce Company Autocar
Baltimore
Cassie Brown
Danville
Cutic
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