Peace Commission official to speak at Park Temple Friday
Colonel Harry Cutter of Providence will address a Park Avenue Temple Binai Brith service Friday November 2 at 8 p.m. He chairs the Jewish Welfare Board of America and recently returned from the Peace Conference in Dar. The event, hosted by Abraham Lodge 459 and Varonly Lodge 777, includes a temple choir and a reception.
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President Throws Down Gauntlet in Senate Vote
Fragmented Senate debate shows Democrats backing a reservation on league jurisdiction while Republicans split. Key figures Reed, Missouri. Owen, Oklahoma. Gore, Oklahoma. plus several other named senators from states including Rhode Island, New Jersey, Maine, Oregon, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin faced divisions as the committee proposal and a rival blanket reservation were considered. The treaty interpretation and armistice terms dominated the scene with votes detailing party lines and crossovers, underscoring a tense period in diplomacy and domestic policy.
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Owen
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Egypt
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S Phelan
Calif
Clamber
Ore
Shies at Dog Cotater Election Confusing Report
In Loucester New Jersey a candidate named Henry Schwoert, owner of a saloon, appeared in a ballot style as a nominee and was elected amid confusion. Schwoert later refused service and protested the outcome.
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N. J
Li Otera
Henry Schwoert
Sarsaparilla Advertised Cure for Catarrh
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease with years of use proving the constitutional remedy Sarsaparilla. Claims it treats the complaint and notes it is sold and recommended by druggists everywhere.
House Approves Return of Roads in Landmark Rail Bill
The House passed a rail bill restoring government oversight after private operation ends, extending Interstate Commerce Commission powers, setting rate guarantees, and creating labor dispute machinery. The measure allows rate adjustments and rail consolidations while protecting carriers’ revenues for six months, with boards for wage talks and a payout rule if shipments are misrouted.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commierce Commission
Hartford Sugar Offer At 18 1 2 Cents A Pound
A Hartford wholesale house received quotations from a New Orleans sugar firm showing sugar at 18 1 2 cents per pound by the barrel. The note said Louisiana crop is the shortest on record and will be sold, with refined sugar scarce for three to four months. The government has allowed Louisiana sugars to be sold at the quoted prices, and the wholesaler predicted twenty cent sugar burst.
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Hartford
New Orleans
Louisiana
England
British Officials Discuss Sending Former German Tankers to Scotland
Pate November 7 report states the Supreme Council plans to send patrol boats and tanker ships delivered by Germany to the Forth area in Britain. Despatches claim the vessels may belong to the Standard Oil Company, prompting protest against their handover to the British Navy. The dispatches do not clarify whether the tankers mentioned are the same vessels discussed.
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Supreme Council
Germany
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Forth
Standard Ui Company
Thal
Baldy Levinsky Wins In Ten Round Bout
Baldy Levinsky of New York defeated Bartley Madden in a ten round fight held in Montreal. Madden stood in for Eugene Brosseau, the Canadian middleweight champion, who was sidelined by neuritis.
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Baldy Levinsky
Montreal
Battling Levinsky
New York
Bartley Madden
Madden
Eugene Brosseau
Mary Pickford Faces $100000 Damage Suit
In New York, Mrs Gladys Moore sues Mary Pickford in Supreme Court for ten percent of Pickford’s salary from Famous Players, alleging contract money due. A 1918 verdict for Wilkening was overturned on appeal, new trial ordered. latest status shows trial ready before Justice Platzek.
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New York
Gladis
Wilkening
Delehanty
Malminsky
O'Brien & Driscoll
Miss Pickford
Americanization Room Expansion Granted by Board of Education
The board of education' s committee on school houses was authorized to add two rooms at Earn school and two at Colum bus school for Americanization night students. Electrical wiring and lights may be installed up to 100 dollars with an electrician and manual training students performing the work. Permission was also given to furnish a basement room for pupils who bring lunches to school.
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Board of Conucation
Nermigsion
Pepsodent Promises Free Tube to Fight Dental Film
A dental ad explains the slimy film on teeth causes tartar and decay. It claims millions use Pepsodent daily to combat film, tartar, and pyorrhea and offers a free tube to those unfamiliar with the product.
Wilson Leaves White House in Wheelchair for First Time Weeks
President Wilson was wheeled to the White House lawn after a Western tour as he resumed outdoor exposure. Observers noted he appeared bright and cheerful and said he was full of fight following Senate action on the peace treaty.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Senate
Dancing in High School Gym Proposed by Teacher
Daniel C. Quilty, a Colonial Hall dance teacher, asks the board if the high school gym can be reserved Monday evenings for his aesthetic and interpretive dance class. Board members suggest gym rental terms similar to auditorium rates, with a $100 nightly auditorium price noted. The committee on school houses to set the gym rental.
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Daniel C. Quilty
Colonial Hall
Meirfield Avenue
Board of Education
Weather report observations and city visuals text
The excerpt lists temperatures and conditions for multiple cities including New Haven New York Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Hartford Jacksonville Kansas City Nantucket Norwalk Portland St Louis St Paul Washington and Norfolk with entries like clear cloudy and highs and lows. It also references a daily almanac with sun rise and set times high and low water and moon rise.
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Clee Hatteras
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Portland
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St. Paul
Washington
Confession in Lynbrook Slaying Reported in New York
Mrs Marin Wey, ex wife of an actor, confessed to killing Mrs Clara Branch in Lynbrook after a money dispute. District Attorney Weeks announced Wey surrendered after police statements linked Captain Henry Wright to a separate incident. Branch died from blows with a hammer and a hatchet found in the dining room, with $131 found on Branch.
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De Valera Flag Row At San Francisco Reception
Pro Irish Republic flag debate arose as Manon de Valera arrived in San Francisco for a reception. De Valera committee said the flag would fly, while protesters urged omitting it. Five hundred former service members volunteered to act as escort for De Valera.
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Cal
Amergian
Irish Republic
Mamonn Dal Valera
de Valera
Wegion
Auto Central
Definitive Move For New School Plan Adopted
The article describes a dual schedule with morning sessions of six 40 minute periods and an afternoon session of five 19 minute periods. In February the old High school will adopt the two school plan, aligning with the new building. Superintendent Sawson notes ongoing adoption nationwide and atBridgeport, with colleges recognizing biannual graduations in February and June.
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Sawson
Sridgeport
Slawson
Charge Bermondt With Using Poison Gas
A note to Colonel Bermondt from the International Red Cross calls for an end to warfare in the Riga district, alleging his troops bombarded towns daily since October 9 with poison gas shells. The protest cites deaths and injuries among civilians, especially women and children, and requests compliance with international law.
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Novi
International Red Cross
Bermonds
Riga
Ket Cross
Luel
Geenan
Russia
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