President Wilson letter on reservations to treaty of peace
The document reproduces Wilson's Jan 27 1920 reply to Senator Hitchcock concerning reservations to the peace treaty. It discusses objections to reservations that suggest the United States may avoid obligations, endorses Hitchcock's proposed reservations, and recommends using a joint resolution for withdrawal decisions while stressing Congress and president roles in treaty matters. Wilson expresses support for the reservations as proposed and offers assistance.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Hitchcock
Republican Party
League of Nations
Congress of the United States
Congress of the
Woodrow Wilson
Singing Umpire Announces Departure from Major League
The singing umpire has decided to quit the big league, signaling the end of a notable officiating career. Details of retirement plans and tenure remain to be clarified as the sports world reacts to the unexpected decision.
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Dismond
I Love All Three Emily My Husband Their Baby
The article reports Miss Emily Knowles, 21, who came to the United States with her five month old baby, speaking with Mrs. Perley Spiker. Spiker says she loves all three and a photographer captures the trio. A brother of the erring husband offers to marry the baby's mother.
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Emily
Emily Knowles
Gir
United States
Perley Spiker
U. S. Air Service
Thosehild
Rs. Spiker
Pruebes
T Ely
Influenza Prompt Ban on All Gatherings in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs health board orders a general ban on all public gatherings after 25 city physicians recommend action. The move affects schools churches lodges theatres and private events as influenza cases rise with 89 cases and 10 pneumonia cases reported and three deaths. Colorado College will not close unless ordered by health officials.
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Colorado Springs
City Health Board
Board of Health
Colorado College
University of Colorado Extends Closing Due to Influenza
President George Norlin announced that the University of Colorado will remain closed for another week because of the influenza epidemic. The campus had planned to reopen February 9 but authorities say it is wiser to stay shut until the danger passes.
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University OF Colorado AT Boulder
Boulder
Colo
George Norlin
University of Colorado
Local mother urges Foley's Honey and Tar for children
A Cleveland reader from 158th Street argues that neglecting a sick child is cruel and praises Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping coughing without opiates. The letter, signed J. S. Pitson, highlights the product’s safety and effectiveness for kids.
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J. S. Pitson
158Th Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Foley
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John L. Jordan
Jess Yoder
Chas. ‘W. Hirsig
Charles W. Hirsig
E. W. Stone
J. C. Gans
Citizens National Bank
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J. A. Kirkpatrick
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Cheyenne
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