Queen Esther Dance Parish House Tonight
Queen Esther circle hosts a parish house dance at nine with Princess orchestra. Invitations extended to Masons Masters Stars and friends. Mrs Scott Martin chairs arrangements with Miss Arna Kingham and Miss Florence Snow assisting.
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William McGuire
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Labor Board Decision Reform Hinges On Public Representation
The article notes continued discussion on labor board changes, with a compulsory suspension of labor and a board finding. Conferees added a clause mandating a majority vote for decisions and requiring at least one public representative on the board to prevent public discrimination.
City Council Denies Ice Harvest Petition at Sloan’s Lake
During the council meeting Mayor Taylor voted to grant a permit for ice cutting on city lakes while commissioners Hirsig and MelInerney denied Charles D Garey’s request to harvest several tons annually. The Cahill-Holli day contract proceeded and the old Sloan’s lake ice houses were slated for immediate removal.
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Charles D. Garey
Hirsig and
MelInerney
Taylor
Sloan's Lake
Patriotic Loggers and Lumbermen Attack Aviation Report
No 2 from Page 4 cites patriotic loggers and lumbermen who helped reveal a flawed aviation program. It criticizes Ryan’s assistant William C. Potter and Colonel A Deeds, plus Secretary Baker, calling the program an appalling record of orders and counter orders waste and improper practices. The majority refuses to assign full responsibility but cites causes of American aviation failure.
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William C. Potter
A. Deeds
Baker
War Department
Meat Prices and Trade Outlook Amid Blockade Effects
The article notes renewed hopes in Scandinavia for resuming trade with Russia after a trade blockade, with Italy buying no American meat for a period. It reports wholesale meat price cuts but little impact on local retail, listing steer prices at Chicago yards from $4.14 to $12 per hundredweight and dressed beef between $9 and $24 per hundred, averaging $17.76, versus $20.91 a year earlier.
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Scandinavia
Russia
Italy
Chicago
Debate Reopens on League Withdrawal Reservation Amendment
Senator Lodge, under an agreement with Democratic senators, seeks unanimous consent to take up the treaty and offers a withdrawal clause change. The amendment allows withdrawal by the president or Congress acting alone when a majority in both houses deems it necessary, replacing the prior concurrent resolution. The bipartisan conference did not approve the modification.
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Lodge
League of Nations
Congress
Congress of the United States
League
Senator Hitchcock Signals Democratic Opposition
Senator Hitchcock indicated he and many Democrats expect to vote against the measure. Most senators believed it could be several days before any action would be taken.
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Hitchcock
Treaty Reserve Powers Cited In Open Ended Employment Clause
The excerpt notes that two parties reserve the power to employ as deemed suitable in the event, with authority granted by the treaty. The language indicates flexibility in how the right to act is exercised, leaving scope for interpretation and action under the agreement.
German government pledges extradition case at Leipzig court
Allies report the German government says it is ready to open penal proceedings before the supreme court at Leipzig without delay. It guarantees fair handling and claims no influence from prior German civil or military tribunals. The case concerns Germans extradition sought by the allied powers and mirrors Article 228 provisions.
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Leipsic
Almed
Treaty text foresees Allied restraint and mixed commission
The passage states that the Allies will abstain from interfering in Germany's prosecution and verdict, reserve the right to judge Germany's good faith and punishment, and entrust a mixed inter allied commission to determine the execution of the process. It emphasizes truth and justice in the postwar accountability.
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Germany
Olive Tablets offer quick relief from constipation
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promise gentle, non griping action helping bowels and liver to function normally with one or two doses at bedtime. Available in 10c and 25c sizes.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
West 20th Street Home Attracts Buyers
A city resident lists a small home on West 20th street offered at a very reasonable price as the owner plans to leave the city. Real estate office invites buyers and sellers to consult for reliable service.
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West 20Th Street
Allies debate jurisdiction limits over war crimes procedure
The passage discusses publishing to Germany the charges and investigates guilt, while allies stress that proposed procedures cannot void treaty Articles 228 to 230. It states powers reserve the right to judge if Germanys plan earns justice or avoids punishment, and may refer cases to their tribunals if needed.
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Germany
Chareen
Priced Right Seven-room Furnished House on Central Avenue
Real estate listing for a seven-room fully furnished modern house at 1900 Central Avenue with hot water heat. Offered as one of the city’s greatest bargains at $8500 with flexible terms available.
Four room house with bargain price on East 11th
Four room house on East 11th street offered for 2500 dollars with 1150 dollars down and balance on easy terms. Includes full lot shade trees and a brand new garage. Also a five room bungalow with modern heating cement basement large lawn and side yard priced at 4200 dollars with 1200 dollars down and 40 dollars monthly balance.
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East 11Th Street
Four-room and two-room houses for quick sale
Two properties offered by a local owner about to leave town. A four room corner house with water lights garage and fence priced at 2650 with 1500 down and 35 monthly. A corner lot two room property with ready foundation and lumber worth 175 included, old house rents 12 monthly, quick sale price 900 with negotiable terms. Numerous other houses lots and ranches listed by phone contact 704.
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