Versailles Palace Seen As Possible Peace Conference Hub
A lengthy, opinionated piece surveys the Palace of Versailles as a potential site for a postwar peace conference, contrasting its grandeur and history with modern hotel facilities in cities like Toledo and Salt Lake City. It recounts Louis XIV’s building of the palace, the Gallery of Mirrors, and its role in European power shifts, while noting Versailles’ atmosphere and proximity to Paris as conducive to diplomacy.
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Toledo
Ohio
Salt Lake
St Paw
Minn
Tauls XII
West Huntine
Grams
Tout
Waymere
Louis XV
Paulie
Versailles
Armainder
Renee
Humren
Lonie XIV
Leia Svt
Lowis XIV
Louis
Lonta
Tonis
Kine
William of
Prasin
William Jinhensellorm
Germany
William Nohenvaliern
Emrena
France
Bismarek
Prussia
German Empire
Thale
Fem Wiie
Paris
Local residents host guests and travel amid holiday visits
Mr and Mrs Hans Bunde of Rockford visited at the Peter Andersen home on Noril 11th street. Edward V Rosell’s funeral in Chicago drew Ruth Francen and others. Numerous locals return from Chicago and Washington for holidays, with several long trips listed among friends and relatives including visits to Elva, Lombard, Rockford, and DeKalb.
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Hans Bunde
Rockford
Peter Andersen
Noril 11Th Street
Ludwig Almberg
Ruth Francen
Chicago
Edward V. Rosell
Peter Nelson
Ross Minnegan
Fred Baier
Harvard, Il
Walter Djaver
Walter Hulmes
William Wallis
Alta Stewart
Kingston
George Dodds
Bert Holmes
Ellwood
Ind
Wright
George R. Holmes
R. Tarpinian
Camp Grant
Wright Holmes
Worthington
A. Rodecker
Edward Maurice
Edward
Rochelle
Arthur Russell
P. B. McCabe
Gannon
Elburn
Adolph Erickson
North 13Th Street
Et Zank Swanstrom
Ernest Wills
Clinton
Iowa
al Lawson
Louis Swanson
Geneva
Fred Lyman
C. W. Hindemarsh
Steel Company
Herbert Carlson
Singer
Pittsburg
Edward Johnson
J. L. Stephenson
McAllister’s
Chiicago
Movable Abode and the Love of Cars
A Louisville Courier Journal note wonders if a home can be a car. It questions where the heart rests when mobility becomes shelter.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
New Silk Neckwear and Hosiery Display Attracts Attention
A vast showing of new and smart neckwear in colors and patterns is unveiled, promising customer satisfaction with Silk Hosiery at 75c a pair. Other hosiery priced 25c to 60c. Rich silk mufflers in crochet and accordion weaves in stylish color schemes at 2.00, with other mufflers priced from 1.60 to 5.00.
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