Treaty Wrecked by Vote in Senate
Senate debate over Article 10 reservat ion stems from a party line vote as Republicans sustain a point of order and block the clause linking obligation to preserve other nations’ territorial integrity. The result leaves the fate of clo ture on debate in doubt ahead of a Saturday vote, with Democrats wary of jeopardizing their own ratification agenda.
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Noonan's Petrole Keeps Hair Healthy Advertisement
Noonan's Hair Petrole promises a clean scalp and dandruff relief with petroleum and antiseptic ingredients plus a pleasant fragrance. Barbers charge fifteen cents. retail price one dollar per bottle from drug stores, department stores, or direct from manufacturers T Noonan & Sons Co Boston. List of names follows.
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Bay State Women Petition 15000 for Treaty Ratification
A Massachusetts women’s petition bearing over 15 000 signatures was presented to Senators Lodge and Walsh urging immediate ratification of the peace treaty without reservations that could impair the League of Nations. The committee included Mrs J Malcolm Forbes and others from Boston suburbs and Cambridge.
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France suffers as treaty delay hits Paris interests
Paris dispatch reports Alfred Capus editor in chief of Figaro writes in Le Presse De Paris that France bears the main burden of the U S delay in ratifying the German peace treaty. He urges immediate ratification after elections to let France buy raw materials at better prices and warns American policymakers overlook French stakes.
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Dempsey to wait for ring bout until March
Chicago Nov 13 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion will not fight before March his manager Jack Kearns announced tonight He will be tied up with a motion picture project after completing a circus engagement in Little Rock Ark Tuesday.
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