President Wilson speaks on League pact in St Louis
President Wilson seeks ratification of the peace treaty and the League of Nations in visits to St Louis and Indianapolis. He defends Article X and XI, condemns opponents, and argues for collective security and economic measures to deter war amid crowds.
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Wil
Senate
Statler
Mississippi
St. Louis
Ashington
Wilson
Liseum
Indianapolis
Olson
Coliseum of Estate Fair Grounds
Goodrich
Indiana
Columbus
Dennison
Urse
James P. Goodrich
Jewett
Thomas Taggart
Samuel L. Ralston
Franklin McCray
League
United States
League of Nations
Paris
Shantung
President Wilson urges League of Nations support in Kansas City
In Convention Hall Kansas City President Wilson extolled a League of Nations finish to the Philippine problem and urged loyal Americans to back the covenant. He praised American soldiers, warned against Bolshevism and profiteers, and warned that violation of arbitration pledges would invite collective action.
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League of Nations
Kansas City
Wilson
White House
B. A. Parsons
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons
Paris
Missouri
Reed
Armenia
Turkey
Shantung
United States
Philippines
Philippine
League
Europe
Germany
France
America
Washington
United States of America
Senate of the
Great Britain
Newlywed Couple's Deaf Charade Provokes Train Station Gossip
A honeymoon prank where a newly married pair pretended to be deaf and dumb at a station leads to cruel eavesdropping. Complaints about the bride’s appearance and temper surface as two women criticize the couple, until the bride speaks up and silences the chatter.
Bispham Dismisses Prospective Pupils in Chicago Trials
The noted baritone David Bispham spent a summer term in Chicago teaching at a well known music school. He evaluated several prospective pupils and dismissed a tenor with harsh criticism before interviewing a baritone who he judged as “bad as the tenor, only an octave lower.”
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David Bispham
Chicago
Bispham
Bluffing Painter Faces A Tired Morning
In San Francisco a young town painter named Bill trudges into a hotel dining room at 9 am after a rough night. He resists coffee, saying it would keep him awake all day, while he greets his friend Jack and shows evident fatigue.
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Bill
San Francisco
Jack
San Francisco Chronicle
The French Cynics on Love in a Paris Estaminet
Dr Sidney E Mezes of New York describes French cynicism about love for the American peace delegation. Two Paris polius discuss love with a joke about curing heartbreak by running off with a ravishing beauty.
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Sidney E. Mezes
New York
Thold
Pollu
Stop Orders Trick Across the Louisville Courier Journal
A dialog shows a back and forth about a tactic described as a trick. The Louisville Courier Journal frames the exchange as a pointed remark between unidentified speakers. The line hints at strategy and caution in a contextual or editorial setting.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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