American Policy Split Over Versailles Terms In Senate
President Harding outlines a plan to ratify the Versailles treaty with reservations to sever the League of Nations, avoid entanglement in European affairs, and press for apologies on Yap. A Knox measure ends the war with modifications, while tensions rise with Colombia over the Panama Canal Zone and a possible new treaty structure with Germany. Domestic bills include an emergency tariff and relief for ex-service men as Congress debates farm protections and foreign exchange rules.
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Edward W. Pickard
Harding
Congress
Washington
League of Nations
Europe
Itme
Unite States
Germany
Howeaver
Yap
Japan
America
Siwiy
France
Hughes
Yun
United States
Great Britain
Senate
Austria
Arly
Hoarding
Ways and Means Committee
House
Wilson
Democrats
Kitchin
North Carolina
Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
Theodore Roosevelt
Panuine
Colombia
Harding Luy
Lodge
Kellogg
Minnesota
Roosevelt
International Blackman
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Haiti
Santa Domingo
Chile
Alsop
Arrests under Dew prohibition laws in New York rise
Piang Mada to organize lawyers to enforce the Givi section of Act. April 18. Ten days of police activity yield more than 600 arrests in Manhattan. Chief Assistant District Attorney J H Bunton says the court of general sessions would handle 400 jury cases yearly. He plans a volunteer lawyers bureau to enforce civil sections and seeks injunctions against liquor sales where a roof of sale exists. In rem cases proceed with seized liquor barrels and bottles contesting possession.
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New York
Manhattan
Court of General Sessions
J. H. Banton
Court
General Sessions
Bunton
Guns for mail workers in Chicago district
Postmaster William B. Carlile received instructions from Postmaster General W. T. Taft to arm all employees in the jurisdiction with revolvers and shotguns for mail protection. Over 200 firearms arrived for distribution. A training school for proper handling was ordered at once, affecting nearly all workers in the Middle West hit by mail robberies.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Miners‘ Federation
United Kingdom
Tiple
Cant
Inners
Chicago
Willliam B. Carlile
Postmster
Fire damages two story Lutide building in Chicago
A blaze at 4340 Wentworth Avenue in Chicago caused about 160000 dollars in damage to a two story Lutide building. The fire was reported as connected with the Advance Automobile Accessories Corporation.
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Chicago
Wentworths Avenue
Advance Automobile Accusaories Corporation
Markets Report Amid Grain Livestock Prices
The market listing shows hard and soft wheats with various patents and prices, hay blends, eggs, butter, and live poultry values. Cattle, hogs, and sheep quotes include ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs with noted receipts and overall higher activity.
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Timothy
Bytter—Craamery
Reese
Eile
Wethers
Yearkney
Owen
Hugh
Ongr.m
Buffalo
Prominent New York Man Praises Tanlae in Albany Ad
Seventy two year old John F. Lyatt of Albany recounts his long rheumatism and how Tanlae restored his health. He details years of pain and inability to walk, notes appetite return, weight gain, and overall improvement after seven bottles. Tanlae is sold by reading druggists everywhere.
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John F. Lyatt
Pearl
Albany
N.Y
Tannie
Hyatt
Albany County
County Board of Supervisors
Bir
Adr
Peculiar wedding gift sparks amusement in London
An Englishwoman mocks a flatiron as a wedding present saying it may ease future family disputes. A charwoman explains her sister, about to wed, chose the gift to help handle a violent-tempered husband, contrasting with her sister's own blunt practicality.
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Houston Post
From Her Cheap Sweetheart. Ring Stone Pronunciation Question
A young woman asks how to pronounce the stone in a ring, asking if it is turcoise or turkwoise. The jeweler corrects, saying the pronunciation is "gings-Bas top."
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Young Wonan
Wing the Wise to Praise: A Parable of Contempt and Triumph
An Emersonian sketch notes how heroism is measured by defiance of an external gorl and the eventual self-made success spurring praise from the prudent. The polemic explores esteem arising from inner resolve and public recognition.
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Emerson
Pressing Dad Pretty Far in Family Questions
A youth questions his father about his marriage and his mother with blunt probes. The father grows irritated but refuses to answer the most personal detail, while the boy presses for one honest line. The exchange reveals familial tension and curiosity over past love.
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Galla
Mai
Adda
Deadtful Transaction Exposed in Prohibition Era Plot
A garbled excerpt describes a scheme to seize bootlegged goods during a crackdown. Citations indicate an official move to deter bootlegging by confiscation and prepayment demands, with a dialogue reflecting civic pressure and law enforcement action. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Real success depends on doing the right thing in the right place
The saying emphasizes timely correct action as the key to success, linking ethical choices with situational judgment and prudent timing across varied contexts. It highlights personal responsibility and the impact of context on outcomes.
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Tene Vivieni
Central Park
St. Paul's Church
Knox
Democrata
Buerox Aires
Clarence R. Edwards
New England National Guard
Hann, Bell
Allen and
Menohor
Ing
Julius Ruppel
Paris
Cet
Varig
Ruhr
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Davia
Inbur
Federal Railway Labor Board
Orlefly
York Police
Piang Mada
Middle West
Man
Tanlag
John F. Hyatt
Albany, N. Y
Pearl St
Albany, N
Bender
Callad
Gietus
Jie
Postum Cereal Company
Ine Battle Creek, Mich
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