President Wilson's Middle West tour presses for ratification
The article reports Wilson's tour promoting the treaty and league, arguing Section 10 and 11 for arbitration and peace. It notes opposition from some Democrats and Irish groups, broad business backing, women's influence, and nonpartisan reception across Midwest cities as he seeks swift ratification.
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League of Nations
United States
Middle West
Wilson
League
Republican Party
Council
Great Britain
Freeland
Europe
Senate
Eiven
Germany
Hays Says Treaty Must Have Reservations Before Ratification
Will Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee says President Wilson faces a stone wall in seeking ratification without reservations. He asserts reservations protect American independence and that a majority of Senators, including many Democrats, will back the guarantees. The committee will push for prompt action this week with the treaty ready for a vote under the rules.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Versailles
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Jin
League
Chicago
Will Hi. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hays
Nota America First
President Wilson Heads Northwest Swing After Rest in Des Moines
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson rested in Des Moines before a week of speeches across the Northwest to press for the peace treaty. Tomorrow the trip includes Omaha and Sioux Falls with six days spanning every border state to the Pacific coast, and a minor car accident near their route prompted a stop to check on those involved.
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Wilson
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Omaha
Sioux Falls
Canada
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Washington
Central Presbyterian Church
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Rapid Demolition of the Revere House in Bowdoin Square
Demolition work on the Revere House continues in Bowdoin Square. Trustees chair George A. Crocker says the site could best host a garage to ease city access. Other ideas include a theatre or a popular priced hotel while exterior remains largely intact.
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Revere House
Bowdoin Square
George A. Crocker
Revere House Corporation
Plan to Avert Boston Police Strike Outlined by Citizens Committee
A citizens committee recommends a settlement plan to Boston mayor Andrew Peters and Police Commissioner Pike Curtis. The plan urges independence for the Boston Policemen's Union, wage and working condition reviews by three citizens, and arbitration if disagreements persist. It calls for publication of conclusions and protects officers from discrimination due to union membership or past AFL affiliation.
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Mass
Andrew J. Peters
Committee of Citizens
Pike
City Hall
Citizens’ Committee
Boston Policemen’s Union
Policemen’s Union
Boston Police Force
Oor
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Aic
Boston Poliemen’s Union
Bozton Policemen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
James J. Storrow
B. Preston Clark
George E. Brock
O’connell
James J. Phelan
A. C. Ratshesky
Fed. Snyder
Labor Leaders Fear Boston Policemen Strike Within 24 Hours
At a Boston Central Labor Union meeting in Wells Memorial Hall labor leaders warned a strike by the Policemen's Union could be ordered within 24 hours. They urged Curtis to act, while Mayor Peters sought a peaceful settlement amid tensions with Governor Coolidge, the Chamber of Commerce, and other officials.
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Boston Central Labor Union
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Curtis
Central Labor Union
Cooeridge
P. Harry Jennings
Jennings
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James T. Moriarty
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Weed
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Pershing to Receive Great Welcome Home
The vessel will drop messages of welcome as she enters the harbor just after daybreak. Messages come from Mayor Hylan and Rodman’s Wanamaker, chairman of the Mayor’s committee of welcome to home-coming troops.
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Hylan
Rodman’ Wanamaker
Pershing Speech Turns Dissenters Into Admirers
General "Black Jack" Pershing returns home to the 26th Division where a forceful address shifts undergoing discontent into loyal support. Walter C. Mahan portrays the stern commander as he speaks to inspire and reassure troops.
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Persing
Ecommoy
George Washington
Pershing’s Career In A Nutshell
Born September 13, 1860 in Las Clede Missouri Pershing attended Kirksville Normal School 1880 West Point 1886 to 1919 a string of promotions and commands. He married Frances Warren in 1905 and faced personal tragedy in 1915. He led American forces in Mexico in 1915 and rose to general of the army in 1917 with permanent rank in 1919.
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Dyer
America
General Pershing
New York
United States
Washington
Lasclede, Missouri
John F. Pershing
Anna E. Thompson
Kirksville Normal School
West Point
Sixth Cavalry
10Th Cavalry
First Cavalry
Frances H. Warren
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Presidio
Mexico
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Quick Hair Treatment
Barbers tout Noonan's Hair Petrole as a stimulating non-irritating lotion for thin dry hair and dandruff. The product is applied at barber shops for 15 cents or sold by the bottle for 1.00 at druggists and department stores.
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Portland
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