Senate Defeats Peace Treaty in Second Vote
The Senate rejected ratification of the German peace treaty by 49 to 35, falling seven votes short of a two thirds majority. Following the defeat, a Lodge resolution advised returning the treaty to President Wilson, and a parliamentary battle ensued over reconsideration before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Wilson
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Versailles
Robinson
Arkansas
Cummins
svas_in
Ball
Calder
Capper
Coit
Curtis
Dillingham
Edge
Elkins
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Jones
Kellogg
Keyes
Lenroot
McLean
McNary
Netw
Page
Phipps
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Ashurst
Beckham
Chamberlain
Wolcott
Fletcher
Gore
Henderson
Kendrick
King
Myers
Nugent
Owen
Phelan
Pittman
Pomerone
Ransdell
Smith
Georgia
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France
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Overman
Reed
Sheppard
Shields
Simmons
South Carolina
Stanley
Swanson
Thomas
Underwood
Williams
Nebraska
General Wood on Leave to Campaign for Republican Nomination
Major General Leonard Wood was granted a two months leave of absence by Secretary Baker and will immediately enter the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Baker
New York
Leonard Wood
War Department
Warrants Issued for Lundendorff and Bauer in Revolt T
Berlin dispatch says warrants issued for General Lundendorff and Colonel Bauer the latter called Lundendorff’s right hand man. Politiken Berlin correspondent notes Lundendorff is compromised in the highest degree in connection with the revolt.
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Copenhagen
Lundendorff
Bauer
Social Demokraten
Berlin
Politiken
Lord Mayor of Cork Shot Dead at Home
London report states Thomas Macgurin the Lord Mayor of Cork was killed by masked assailants in his residence. Six men rapped the door, restrained Mrs Macgurin, and led the mayor to the landing where he was shot.
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London
Cork
Thomas Macgurin
Senate Defeats Lenroot Reservation On Self Determination
The Senate rejected the Lenroot declaratory reservation on foreign policy as part of treaty ratification. Resistance to recognizing subject peoples rights, including Ireland and the Philippines, led to a 54 to 21 tabling of such reservations and a 25 to 39 defeat of the Lenroot proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Noice
Ireland
Egypt
Hawaii
Corea
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Kellogg
Lenroot
United States
Europe
Sendtorsas
Lenrnot
Borah
Drys Will Enter Fight In Presidential Campaign
Westerville Ohio Rev Dr P A Baker general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League says the league will not back any president candidate who is not distinctly in favor of prohibition.
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Drys
Westerville
P. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
Colby Nomination Reported Favorably to Senate
Bainbridge Colby’s nomination to be secretary of state was reported to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with a favorable recommendation. The Versailles Treaty rejection leaves the U S in an awkward position as isolation becomes reality and the nation remains at war with Germany. Twelve senators were absent or did not vote on the peace treaty. Herbert Hoover urged ratification with reservations, calling continued war or separate peace with Germany unthinkable.
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Bainbridge Colby
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
America
World League
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
New Jersey House Debates Housing Relief and Impeachment
The assembly inches through bills on housing relief, taxation, and vaccination amid protests over rent profiteering. Impeachment of Vice Chancellor Foster is halted by a Republican caucus. Leaders press to curb rent hikes and expand housing via tax exemptions for new buildings and eviction protections as Newark and Hudson County witness rent surges.
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Trenton
Foster
Monmouth County
Hudson County
State Federation of Labor
Quinn
Assemblyman
Guthrie
Mercer
Assemblyman Young
Morris
County Boards of Taxation
Young
Hagaman
Ocean County
Tattersall
Assemblyman Devoe
House
Boards of
Assemblyman Lyons
Devoe
Barrett
Rowland
Barber
Civil Service Commission
MacKay
Senate
Wallworth
al- Ten
Assembly
Committee On Taxation
James F. Gannon
Jersey City
Hansen
Tozer
Bergen
William George
Hudson
George L
Supreme Court
Gannon
George L. Record
Mr.Gannon
John T. ,Gregory
West _New York
Wie
Robert Wallace
Charles P. Gillen
Newsyark
Gillen
Newark
Judiciary
Budget Commission
Edwards
San Francisco
Democratic Party
New Jersey
William B. Gourley
Paterson
Bie
Potatoes and simple meals from a vintage kitchen guide
A collage of nutrition notes and recipes. The piece discusses potatoes as a versatile energy source, minerals, and preparation methods, then shifts to several cookery ideas including date jam, baked ham in milk, chicken in milk, canapes, a Spanish style salad dressing, and breakfast toast with seasoned tomatoes.
Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by Cairo reader
A Cairo reader reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound, claiming avoidance of surgery. The letter cites prior pain, nervousness, inability to work, and eventual recovery, endorsing the company’s medicine and offering confidential advice from Lynn Mass.
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Cairo
Til
Lydia
Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Jorich Conundrum Shrink Wrapping The Whale Tale
A cartoons magazine caption notes a shipboard caution about tidiness and cleanliness. It hints that Jorich faces a puzzle and the whale must yield him up, in playful nautical humor.
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D. Watson & CO
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Begg
S. C. Wells & Co
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Mustarine
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