Direct US Canada talks mark shift in diplomacy
The piece argues Canada should negotiate directly with the United States via Ottawa with British assent, noting wartime experience in Washington and predicting smoother peace-time relations. It cites calls for a Canadian representative in Washington and critiques current reliance on London-Washington communication.
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Canada
United States
Western Hemisphere
Downing Street
London
Atlantic
Washington
Dominion
Ottawa
Billy Whiskers and the Cages Meet at the Zoo
Billy Whiskers chats with hyenas and a kind llama named Miss Llama at the zoo. He notes the hyenas' loud laughter and the llama longs to roam free, while an animal keeper hints at teaching Billy new tricks in the next story.
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Billy
Mlama
Miss Llama
Ilama
Billy Whiskers
Cickens
Miss I.leccs
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
History of Nation in Murals of House
A plan for interior decoration in the Hall of the House of Representatives features 148 or 150 painted wall panels to chronicle the nation’s history. The display aims to inspire patriotism and admiration in future generations. The project includes showcasing valuable Limoges vases donated by France in appreciation of Congress to Marshal Joffre and former Premier Viviani during their visit.
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Washington
March
House of Representatives
Limoges
France
Congress
Joffre
Viviani
Centenary of Judge James M. Love Celebrated
The piece notes the 35 year career of United States district judge James M. Love of Iowa commemorating his birth anniversary. It also marks James K. Polk’s 75th anniversary of inauguration as president and Thomas R. Marshall’s long tenure as vice president. It mentions Nova Scotia legislature session nearing a general election and a New York business luncheon with the Japanese ambassador at the Biltmore hotel.
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James M. Love
Iowa
James K. Polk
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
John Calhoun
Nova Scotia
New York
Biltmore Hotel
Winter racing meets and tournaments listed across multiple cities
Racing events: Gu ba American Jockey Club in Havana and Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans. Basketball: Central A A U championships in Chicago. Nebraska State interscholastic tournament opens in Lincoln. Handball: National A A U junior championships in Detroit. Skiing: annual tournament opens in Steamboat Springs Colorado.
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Guba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Chicago
Nebraska
Lincoln
Detroit
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Garfield heir and reformer James A Garfield Jr.
James A Garfield Jr has filed in Ohio as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He is son of the late U S president James A Garfield, a native of Ohio and Williams College graduate who served in the Ohio legislature and on the federal Civil Service Commission. He later held roles as commissioner of corporations and secretary of the interior and was an adviser to Theodore Roosevelt. Garfield is a Cleveland lawyer and reformer who followed Roosevelt into the Progressive Party.
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James A. Garfield
Ohio
United States
Williams College
Garfield
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Corporations
Interior
Roosevelt
Progressive—Party
Cleveland
Notable 1919 Gathering on League of Nations in New York
President Wilson and former President Taft addressed a large crowd at the Metropolitan Opera House New York on the League of Nations. Major General Charles P. Summerall, born in Lake City Florida, 185 years ago today. Brand Whitlock ambassador to Belgium born Urbana Ohio 54 years ago today Edmund F Noel former Mississippi governor born Lexington Mississippi 64 years ago today John Furmann Cleveland Indians pitcher born Brooklyn New York 30 years ago today.
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Taft
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
League of Nations
Charles P. Summerall
5Th Army Corps
Junce
Lake City
Fla
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Urbana
Ohio
Edmund F. Noel
Mississippi
Lexington
Miss
John Furmann
Cleveland
Brooklyn
N. Y
War murals fill U.S. House chamber with portraits and vases
Beautiful vases on cheap pine platforms decorate the speaker's lobby while panel paintings of Washington and Lafayette will be moved into niches beside the speaker's chair. A large painting already in the house shows Cornwallis seeking a truce under a flag of truce as murals aim to depict U.S. history in sequence. The Leader invites readers to use Want columns to sell items.
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Washington
Lafayette
United States
Cornwallis
State issues bulletin on botulism in ripe olives
Wyoming officials report 24 bottles of suspected stuffed ripe olives traced to Wyoming with eleven sold in Cheyenne. The bulletin lists multiple outbreaks linked to olives packed by various firms and explains botulism is caused by bacillus botulinus while noting olives in glass jars show the highest risk and urging caution.
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Dairy, Oil and Food Commissioner
C. Stanley Greenbaum
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Detroit
Mich
Alliance
Memphis
Tenn
New York City
Kalispell
Mont
Java
Evanston
Dairy, Food and Drug
Alliance, O
Ohio
Bureau of Chemistry
Olive Products Company
Mount Ida Packing Company
Oronville
Gal
California
Falcon Packing Company
New York
Sivigue, Warner & Co
Chicago
Los Aneles
State Department of Health
State Bureau of Food Control of
Pennsylvania
Certis Olive Corpora
U. S. Health Service
Replacements of Soldiers in WHO Area Revealed
Washington reports detail the wartime demobilization effort with 4,299,365 men applying for re employment in a year and 919,754 placed. Western states show 60,956 registered and 127,663 placed, while major cities include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Portland among others. About 75 percent returned to former jobs or found work without aid, with 68,104 firms pledging to rehire all who served.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Alifornia
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Phoenix
Bisbee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Diego
Fresno
Stockton
Long Beach
Sacramento
Boise
Pocatello
Butte
Reno
Albuquerque
Portland
E Eugene
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
Cheyenne
Mathew C. Smith
Service and Information Branch
War Department
Centralized effort urged to aid former service men
Government Service and Information branch coordinates employment work for veterans. It provides guidance on welfare matters and coordinates agencies to serve ex servicemen. A recent day saw over $7,000 in six checks secured from multiple departments, including two over $4,200.
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Tate
Service
Service and Information Branch
Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbeiner Advertise Baby Carriages
Large and complete line of baby carriages and sulkies offered by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbeiner. Leader Want Ads promise results for readers seeking goods and services.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbeiner
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