Democrats Split Over Treaty Ratification After Jackson Day Banquet
At the Jackson Day banquet the Democrats debated whether to ratify the peace treaty. President opposes any compromise affecting the league of nations and prefers referring the issue to voters. Bryan challenges the plan arguing it risks the treaty and a new Senate, while some papers back Bryan. Sentiment for ratification with reservations grows in the Senate.
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League of Nations
Bryan
Senate
Earthquake Destruction Raises Grief in Mexico
Reports from Mexico describe a devastating quake with subsidence creating a large fissure swallowing a house and leaving many dead. Rescue teams found children among ruins as towns flood and villages vanish, while Casautlan rejects relocation to keep sacred ground.
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Mexico
Casautlan
Versailles Peace Signed and League Aims for Lasting Harmony
The Versailles peace treaty is signed and a league of nations forms to sustain peace. General Foch cautions optimism, noting wars may continue and urging vigilance. The United States has not ratified the treaty and remains at war with Germany.
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Versailles
League of Nations
Foch
United States
Germany
Not Idle Prospective Candidates Publicly Share Profiles
A circular highlights Governor Frank O Lewden of Illinois as a Republican presidential hopeful. The portrait emphasizes his striking appearance and a life story from Minnesota roots and Iowa upbringing to national eminence seen as a proud example of American mobility.
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Frank O. Lewden
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Problems Galori and State Tax Struggles in Legislature
The legislature faces a boss problem of raising funds to pay expenses while resisting changes to the one per cent Smith law. Voters focus on necessities like roads, schools, water and light, demanding wise expenditure and relief from taxation burdens.
Article Ten and the Peace Treaty Controversy
The text discusses Article Ten as central to the peace treaty and its controversy. The Lodge reservation refuses to bind the United States to protect another country's territorial integrity or independence unless Congress approves in specific cases. A compromise on this reservation could help the treaty reach the two thirds needed for ratification.
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Lodge
United States
Congress
Democratic Saint Day Sparks Split Talk Within Party
A January gathering in Washington drew over seven hundred Democrats to decide the presidential nomination venue, with Cincinnati? no San Francisco set for June 28. President Wilson urged quick ratification of the peace treaty, rejected Reservations, and favored a referendum if needed. Bryan attended and rumors of a party split with Bryan challenging Wilson surfaced.
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Washington
San Francisco
Bryan
Wilson
Secretary of War proposes department heads sit in Congress
Secretary of War Baker suggests that department heads gain seats in Congress and participate in debates, especially on department related subjects. He argues this would allow defense or explanation, reduce injurious agitation, prevent delays, and cut down on worthless politics.
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Baker
Congress
Victor Berger Re elected Yet Denied Seat Again
Victor Berger the Milwaukee socialist re elected and again appeared before the House to take the oath of office. Six members voted to admit him while the rest denied him. The charge of disloyalty during the war drew overwhelming opposition.
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Victor Bérger
Milwaukee
House of Representatives
House
Snow falls brighten Carey area with sleighing nostalgia
A seven inch snow fell Thursday night across Carey and much of the region. The unbitten drift free snowfall, light winds, and ideal sleighing conditions contrasted with the decline of the art as automobiles dominate daily life. Rural routes continued service despite heavy roads.
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Carey
Pelee Island Emerges as Bright Prospective Oasis
The article describes Pelee Island as a hopeful future land twenty five miles north of Sandusky in Canadian waters. Prohibitions will not apply there and preparations for regular lake traffic are underway with boats and possible flying machines linking towns along the lake.
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Pélee Island
Sandusky
Canadian
Pelee
Earthquake in Vera Cruz District Devastates Cities
The Mexico quake in the Vera Cruz district is worse than initial reports indicate. Destruction spans several cities with floods also noted. Amid the chaos, bandits are exploiting the disaster to commit crimes.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pacific
Treatment for Sheep Stomach Worms Savings Rumor
A Coshocton County man states two ounces of bluestone dissolved in water cured stomach worms in his sheep, costing 10 cents for the dose and yielding $50 in value. He claims neighbors’ animals also recovered after using the remedy with meals and rest periods.
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Alfred Martine
Coshocton County
Mexico Passes Through Night of Earthquake Floods and Fire
Initial tallies show about a thousand dead mainly in Vera Cruz Puebla and adjacent areas after a massive quake in Mexico. Relief trains face bandit threats as martial law is imposed and the National Observatory reports another aftershock near Mount Orizaba.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Mount Ofizaba
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mrs Garn
A Carey woman testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pains dizziness and nervous symptoms after use for a year. The ad notes the pills cost 60c and are sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the manufacturers.
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Dean
Carey
Elza Garn
W. North St
Bank Ledger Fragment Shows Loans and Reserves
Ledger snippet lists real estate loans on collateral and other loans and discounts. It notes state county and municipal bonds, cash in vault and at reserve banks, with expenses and various security holdings.
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Tebb Bend
Orser
Senace Gee Testo Emios
Federal Reserve Era
Heverve Bank
Carey Farmers Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Carey Ohio January 8 1920 stockholders meet February 6 1920 at 1 pm to consider an agreement authorized by the board for the sale of the companys entire property and assets to Peoples Telephone Company Carey Ohio by order of the board G A Kemmerly President
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Carey
Ohio
Carey Farmers Telephone Company
Carey Farmers ‘Telephone ‘Company
Peoples Telephone Company
Carey, Ohio
G. A. Kemmerly
F.said Corporation
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