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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

7

Move to Delay Treaty Blocked by Democrats

Senate debate over the treaty spanned a full day with confrontations between Republicans led by Lodge and Democrats led by Hitchcock. Smoot's motion to delay was withdrawn amid questions of quorum as readings began, with amendments over vote equality and adjournment to Friday discussed and the chamber braced for further hearings.

Smoot Utah Hitchcock Nebraska Lodge Senator Lodge Senate Johnson California Great Britain United States Foreign Relations Committee Reed Missouri Sherman Illinois Sen

Fruit-A-Tives Ad Claims Headache Relief

An advertisement from Fruit-A-Tives promotes headache relief with a testimonial from Mrs Alexander Shaw. The copy offers a box of six for $2.50 and a trial size 25c, with ordering details and the company location in Ogdensburg New York.

Alexander Shaw Fruit-A-Tives, Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

Senator Interruption In Senate Questioning Session

Sherman was interrupted today by Senators Hitchcock and Walsh both Democrats from Colorado, and answered by Senator McKellar a Democrat from Tennessee.

Ator Sherman Hitchcock Walsh Colorado Senator McKellar Tennessee

Johnson Says Wilson Seeks New Government

Siou x Falls South Dakota September 16 The crowd stood as Senator Johnson spoke and charged President Wilson seeks to establish a substantially new government for the United States through the League of Nations covenant. His appeal for amendment of the peace pact drew enthusiastic applause.

Sioux Falls Senator Johnson Wilson Johnson United States

New Fair Price List Fixes Retail Caps Across Goods

The Commission on the Necessaries of Life issued a price list setting minimum and maximum charges for staple items. It notes markets may undercut these or charge slightly higher for small grocers delivering. The list covers flour, oats, cornmeal, potatoes, sugar, dairy, canned goods, lard, bread, ham, bacon, pork, soap and more with specific per unit ranges.

Commission On the Necessaries of Life Alaska Pega Rees

Lansing Did Not Resign Office Comment Denied

Secretary of State Robert Lansing rebutted claims he tendered resignation to President Wilson in Paris last spring. He said the statement was an absolute falsehood and noted the president did not ask him to stay quiet. Lansing spoke at his Henderson Harbor summer home near Watertown New York.

Nebraska Pro Tempore Cummins Senate Hitchcock Williams Mississippi Watertown N. Y Wilson Paris Robert Lansing Henderson Harbor

Secretary Lansing Makes Quiet Return From Bass Trip

Secretary Lansing, away on a fishing trip at Galloops Islands on Lake Ontario, returned to Henderson Harbor at 3 o clock. He denied resignation rumors and declined to discuss Bullitt’s charges until he reviews stenographic minutes. He would not comment on Japan or British denial reports without full information.

Washington Associated Press United States Japan Kiao Chow London Bullitt Lansing

Lloyd George brands Bullitt statements garbled after breakfast

Downing Street issued an apparent authorized summary from London stating that William C Bullitt's remarks about a private breakfast with Premier Lloyd George are a garbled account. The premier calls some claims ridiculous and at fault, denies any publication of statements, and deems the overall tale inaccurate and grotesque in parts.

London the Press Association Downing Street Lloyd George William C. Bullitt Bullitt Russia Lord Lansdowne

Wilson Signs War Vets Act on Board

President Wilson signed a wartime veterans act creating the American Legion. He announced the action aboard a special train at Hornbrook and was due in San Francisco the next morning.

Wilson Hornbrook Cal Associated Press Congress American Legion San Francisco

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