League of Nations pledged to curb world intrigue and war
President Wilson argues the League will stop hidden schemes and uphold justice. He cites imperial collapses in Europe, urges continued U.S. leadership, and praises the Khaki troops who fought for mankind. The covenant links to the peace treaty, the world’s fate rests on collective action.
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Wilson
League of Nations
League
Germany
Serbia
Great Britain
United States
Council of Statesmen
Europe
America
Paris
Taft
Covenant
Appointment of Samuel Silverman as Assistant Corporation Counsel
Samuel Silverman former representative of Ward 6 in the Legislature has been appointed assistant corporation counsel by Corporation Counsel Whiteside with mayoral approval. The role carries a $2500 salary and follows the vacancy created by George A. Flynn becoming Finance Commission chairman.
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Samuel Silverman
Old Ward 6
Whiteside
George A. Flynn
Finance Commission
Nebraska Troops to Dock Monday for Camp Devens
The U S 3 8 Nebraska unit with 48 officers and 1108 enlisted men including Battery F of the 64th Artillery Regiment A C will arrive Monday March 10 at Commonwealth pier and entrain for Camp Devens.
Poslam Heals Sick Skin Advertises Quick Relief
Urgent appeal touts Poslam as a fast solution for blemishes pimples and skin troubles. Claims include soothing itching saving time and money and being easy to use with universal availability. Free sample offer directs readers to Emergency Laboratories New York. Possum Soap promoted for tender or eruptive skin.
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West 47Th St
New York City
Nominations Left Unconfirmed by Congress at Adjournment
President will grant recess appointments to A Mitchell Palmer as Attorney General and John Skelton Williams as Comptroller of the Currency. About 1700 nominations remain pending including 1000 postmasters and 700 military officers. Senate inaction sets a precedent for cabinet appointments.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
John Skelton Williams
Congress
Senate
Walter D. McGaw
Army
Palmer
Mr. Williams
Navy
Ice Mint promises quick relief for corns and tired feet
A well known man praises Ice Mint as a miracle treatment that removes corns root and all without pain. The ad claims Ice Mint from a Japanese product soothes swollen feet and draws inflammation, appealing to workers on their feet and high heel users. It urges readers to ask for Ice Mint in drug stores.
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George
Photos Taken From Plane Up 1400 Feet
A naval flying boat from Cape May aviation station took numerous photographs over the naval training station in Newport Rhode Island. The plane flew at 1400 feet and 80 miles an hour under Ensign James L. Gillon with Ensign A R Hickman directing the photography.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
James L. Gillon
Cape May
A. R. Hickman
War Labor Board resumes case review in New York
War Labor Board members met in New York on March 4 to resume consideration of complaints from across the country. No decisions were announced and about 400 cases remain awaiting settlement.
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New York
War Labor Board
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McKesson & Robbins, Inc
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