Lodge Attacks Presidents Inconsistencies On League Speech
Senator Lodge on the Senate floor cites numerous President speeches to claim inconsistencies over the League of Nations and warns change of mind reflects no merits. Senator Williams supports Lodge noting wartime shifts and praises the President’s magnifi cent common sense. Formal debate on the German peace treaty began late with Democrats demanding Lodge reaffirm the pact stay before the Senate.
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Firefighters Refuse Sympathy Strike Endorsement in Boston
Boston firemen from Local 19 declare they will not join a general strike in solidarity with police. Through their officials and counsel they state striking is inadvisable by their constitution to protect lives and property, and they will keep their position unchanged. Continued on Page 10 First Col.
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Baseball Scores and Weather Delays Slated Across A L East
In American League action Washington defeated St Louis 5 3 and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 8 2 in the first game. The second game saw Cleveland 12 Philadelphia 8 as the day of weather affected Boston Detroit and Chicago New York with wet grounds delayed play.
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Wilson to Seek Lansing Explanation on Peace Treaty
President Wilson plans to have Secretary of State Lansing explain his stance on the peace treaty after returning to Washington. Administration supporters say Lansing’s remarks, cited in Bullitt’s Senate testimony, threaten the treaty's ratification and the President's ongoing campaign.
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Developments noted after Bulic and Lansing testimonies
A source close to the administration says the failure to deny Bulic testimony handicaps treaty advocates and the League. It adds Lansing was frustrated by a limited role in peace talks, deepening an estrangement with the President.
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Boston police pay dispute and workers’ benefit bills
Governor Coolidge expressed optimism on the Boston police situation and noted he had signed measures aiding workers, while acknowledging no broad public move toward a general strike. The article mentions signatures on workers’ benefit bills and firefighters’ thanks. Continued on page six, column twelve.
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Alice Stone Blackwell Birthday Honored Worldwide
World wide admirers gathered yesterday to honor the 62d birthday of Alice Stone Blackwell. The tribute acknowledged her lifelong work for equality, continuing the legacy begun by her mother Lucy Stone.
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Simplification of dress urged by women physicians
Dr Augusta Rucker urged simplifying fashion at the international conference of women physicians in New York. She proposed abolition of the high heel and sharp toe shoe noting ancient peoples were physically stronger due to natural freedom.
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International Conference of Women Physicians
Call for Annual Physical Examinations for Children
A speaker warned that short stockings and tight footwear harm foot development and posture. She urged compulsory yearly physicals for all children. English and French doctors favored optional exams, noting parental discretion, while Dr Christine Murrel said English women would resist mandatory checks. Miss Harriet Wilde demonstrated examination methods with a model.
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Quentin Roosevelt Shot by German Firing Squad
Capt Quentin Roosevelt was killed after landing behind enemy lines. Captain Charles Dodd, visiting Syracuse, relayed German and American air dispatches corroborating the account. A German photographer’s images and officer testimonies support the claim of Roosevelt firing on enemy troops before being shot.
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World War I Chronicle Highlights Frontline Actions
The report notes Trimountain renamed porns in Germany a reference to events on the Aisne in 1914. It recalls Italian attacks on Tassen Ridge repulsed by Austria, and Allied advances of five miles along a twelve mile Macedonian front.
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Fair Weather Forecast For Boston And Nearby
Weather bulletin from Washington notes eastern New York and Southern New England to see partly cloudy Wednesday with fair Thursday and little temperature change. Northern New England expected showers Wednesday then fair Thursday as pressure falls nationwide and winds shift from southwest to northwest along coastal area. Temperatures rise slightly in central northern regions, with generally fair conditions and small changes in wind speeds.
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