New Yorker Named President's Choice for Berlin Ambassadorship
Reports from Washington state say George McAneny of New York City is Wilson's choice for ambassador to Berlin and his note will go to the Senate after the peace treaty is ratified. McAneny, former Manhattan Borough President, is now executive manager of the New York Times.
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Palmer administration investigation halted in Senate
Washington Sept 15 Senator Calder of New York and other Republicans pressed for action on a resolution to investigate the alien property custodian's office but after two hours of debate the proposal was set aside to allow the Senate to proceed with the peace treaty. Attorney General Palmer faced the center of the storm as Republicans urged scrutiny of about 750 million dollars in property. Democratic senators urged first a judiciary committee review. Senator Underwood said Germany aimed to reopen German property here.
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Mortgage on Liberty Ordnance Plant Filed For 125000
A mortgage deed for 125000 on the Liberty Ordnance plant, including 12 acres of land and buildings, was recorded yesterday in the town clerk's office. The mortgage backs notes drawn by Archibald McNeil and Isenneth W. McNeil and is held by Dridgeport National Bank, covering onsite plant and specified machinery.
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Army clothing sold by parcel post in city notice
Notices from Mayor Wilson announce War Department supplies available at 22 West 19th Street New York City at moderate cost with insurance on orders over $2. No depot to be opened in Bridgeport or Connecticut. Also reported: submarine maneuvers off Seaside Park from 2 to 4 30 PM with Lt Commander A C Bennett in command. recruiting tent to follow at Union Square.
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Warm underwear sells in India tale of loyalty and comfort
A new story by Ethel M Dell set in India shows a strong man sacrificing for the woman in the desert. The piece promotes warm underwear for comfort with prices listed for shirts, drawers, union suits, vests, and fleece liners ranging from $1.25 to $4.75 for various weights and fabrics.
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