Pepper shifts stance on world court aid from irreconcilables
Senator George Pepper Tells Senator Borah he will follow Harding and Coolidge, endorsing a plan that severs the world court from the League of Nations for US adhesion. The move bolsters ratification prospects, while Borah seeks to realign the irreconcilables to resist the court.
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World Court
Congress
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
United States
Willam F. Borah
Harding
Coolidge
Borah
Pepper
Cloturg
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Idaho
Stepmother Held by Police In Tragic Death Case
Esta Strome died after sudden illness with her mother and father recounting a morning of distress. The Mennonite child died at 11 30 am following a spell of twitching and stiffness as her doctor had prescribed medicine. Family members denied foreknowledge of the death and disputed a claim of a $2000 entitlement from a traction accident.
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Mr. Strome
Mennonite Church
Ella
Richard Ayres
Strome
Sta
Two Women Avoided Operations with Vegetable Compound
Mrs Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio and Mrs M E Bearp of Eddy Texas credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating severe abdominal and back pain and a dangerous change of life. Both women report relief before surgery and improved weight and health after using the remedy.
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Ethel Thurston
Pine Street
Lima
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
North Pine Street
Lima, Ohio
M. E. Bearp
R. No. 1
Box 143
Eddy
Texas
Forum Meeting Season Opens With Address by Bank President
Mr. BE A Adams president of First National Bank of Youngstown will address the opening Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon on Thursday noon October 15 at Courtland Hotel. The topic Your Chamber and Mine will explore chamber functions and duties to showcase vital points for members. Reservations are urged at the Chamber offices.
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First National Bank of Youngstown
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Courtland Hotel
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Chamber of Commerce Activites
Wealth in the Arctic Revealed by Russian Expeditions
Moscow reports multiple expeditions north of the Artic circle uncover vast natural wealth. Herring schools near Nova Zelma, coal on Timan coast, graphite and three thousand tons mined on the Kureika river, gold in Yenize and Nertchinsky regions, and petrified animals at Lena mouth.
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Artic Circle
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Kureika
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Nertchinsky
Lena
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