Peacemakers Tie Up Senate Treaty Debate In Roiling Session
In a tense closing senate hour, peacemakers and Lodge allies pushed for immediate treaty conclusion while a far reaching proposal urged obligatory U S cooperation in League action. Debate over self determination in Shantung and the Saare provoked sharp division as foreign relations committee readied hearings with financiers summoned for testimony.
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Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League of Nations
Earri
Tasoiz
Tastrow
Depas
Aken
Taft
Pittman
Nevada
League
Smart
Utah
Pinnoy
J. P. Morgan
Benty P. Davison
Frank 4
Washington
Jacob H. Schiff
Paul Weburg
New York
Detroit
Saye Valley
Shantung
Saare
Walsh, Dembocrat
Montana
Farm Loans 10 Years 542 Percent Rate
John C. Capron advertises farm loans at ten year terms with a 542 percent rate. Contact 218 219 Shoaff Building for payment options and arrangements.
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John C. Capron
Indiana Congress in Turmoil and Large Bills Drag On
The Saturday Evening Post warned Mr. Far as to ideas while Congress grapples with over 4 000 House bills and 1 080 Senate measures. Only about ten are likely important as pensions and city cannon grants dominate. Indiana’s delegation is rarely on the floor, and Senator Harry S New plans an inquiry into shelter for workers as large park buildings rise near the capital amid complaints.
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House
Senate
Freewl 4
Harry 5. New
Indiana
Unclear text hints at favoritism in shelter allocations
Fragmentary report questions favoritism in granting accommodations and sheltering girls, mentioning unsightly eyes of senators and calls for investigation. References Senator Himes Watson and an idle walk through the senate, with allusions to a book on appearances.
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Senator Himes
Watson
Senate
Border tensions and planning amid Mexican raids near El Paso
Testimony describes a scattered Mexican plot and a plan for an uprising and republic, with signatures of about a dozen Mexicans. Judge blocks the plan’s evidence as trivial. Witnesses discuss Mexican raids, border patrols along the Rio Grande, and the impact of the national guard on El Paso’s security. Walker to resume testimony.
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Amos
Berder Staiss
Republica
Alarney Alfred Lucking
Ford
Texas
Tucker
Plucking
Reynolds
Ramos
Brownside
Rio Firande
National Guard
Walker
Hig
el Paso
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Federas
Saldyars
Tuares
AnToRs Grande
Columbus
N. M
Wayne Mortgage Loan Co Offers Farmland Financing
515 percent money to loan on farms and Fort Wayne real estate. Wayne Mortgage Loan Co at 5 West Court Street, corner Berey and Clinton, advertises widespread mortgage lending options for local properties.
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Fort Wayne
Wayne Mortgage Loan CO
W. Cor
Berey & Clinton
Strike hastens private control in telegraph debate
The article notes continued debate in the House and Senate Commerce Committee on regulating wire and telephone tolls and private control. An amendment by Senator Sheppard of Texas seeks limits on the private wireless and mentions government intervention over wire companies in damages suits. The discussion aims at prompt action this week.
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House
In Commerce Commission of
Senate
Sheppard
Texament Contrel
Govi
Detroit Car Strike Remains Unsettled
Detroit June 1 report on ongoing car strike tensions with unresolved labor actions and market disruptions. Negotiations continue between workers and manufacturers as protests affect production schedules and city economy. Street temperatures rise as union leaders push for demand fulfillment.
Fake Aspirin Fraud and Streetcar Strike Threats
Damaged text reports fake aspirin tablets sold widely under Bayer marks. Union leaders warn of a potential walkout tomorrow affecting interurban lines and streetcar service. City considers a special election for $19 million to acquire tram assets and build competing municipal routes, with state utilities review requested.
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Wilcox
Afayor
James Cousens
Cownell
Frank Bronke
Traction Company
Slasion
Ula Club
Te-Foy
Dane
Ratify Suffrage in New York Pushes Early Action
Michigan follows with ratification news as lawmakers urge New York to act swiftly to enfranchise women before next year’s primaries and presidential election. The piece argues an early nationwide move could hasten states’ adoption and empower new voters in party conventions and candidate selections.
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New York
Wthers
Min
Gandid
Hem
Omsk Government Calls for Free Russia Democracy Rebuild
The constitutional democratic party congress adjourned after denouncing Bolshevism and pledging regeneration through law order and democracy. A telegram from the congress commends the government and army, urging unity as Russia regains strength and Moscow remains a strategic aim.
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Omsk
Russian Telegraphic Agency
Constitutional Demoecratic Party
Russia
Otr
Mir Gal
Moscow
Tha Waion
Zematvos
Ufphag Gant
Holehgy
9il-Fleheyik
Heer Arme
Save Entenich
Regenera
For Sale Ten Acres on Interurban
Ten acres for sale near the interurban line with close-in location. Down payment required and the balance to be paid over a long time. Reply to R. F. Bi through this paper.
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R. F. Bi
Mexico Wants In League of Nations Invasion News
Diplomatic relations between areatine and Mexico are discussed as Mexico seeks entry to the League of Nations. The piece notes Brex ion must show willingness to pay foreign debt, restore confiscated property, and protect interests before any full accord or participation.
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Mexico
League OF Nations
Cpstore
Areatine
Brexion
Mexican public anger over Mexico's league of nations exclusion
Reports from Mexico City indicate growing resentment among Mexicans toward the exclusion from the league of nations. Candidates General Obregon and F Paplo Gonzales pledge to strive for Mexico's reentry, while General Aguilar is noted as Cugrange's preferred choice. analysts say alignment with the league would bolster Aguilar's bid.
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Mexico City
Carvanga
Tim
Mexico
League of Nations
General Obregon
F Paplo Gon-zales
League
General Aguilar
Cugrange
Qu K Returns Prompts Bipartisan Rail Debate
Journal-Gazette want ads note Qu K Returns as a topic in a sharp political clash over railroad control. Senators Penrose, Coms, and Welson urge caution on privatizing lines while House members McGee and Welsh press for relief measures. Debate centers on intrastate authority and potential public cost as freight and passenger rates are discussed.
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Penrose
Coms and Welson
McGee
Welsh
Massachusetts
Don’t Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Stomach Ad
An advertisement urges readers to try Mi-o-na stomach tablets with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It claims the product will restore a worn stomach, ending dizziness, sour stomach, biliousness, and indigestion, with a promise of full refund if symptoms persist. The ad notes Met sale by Breyer Boas Co, at two stores and all druggists.
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Breyer Boas, Co
Texans Clash Over League of Nations Position
Representative Hardy of Texas accuses Republicans of opposing the League of Nations while noting no crime is charged against the league. He cites Democratic stance amid national debate and quotes warnings against Wootrow and Wifton phrases in a contentious exchange.
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United States
Hardy
Texas
Old Lowell Apothecary’s Ancient Prescription Ledger
In Lowell Massachusetts the Merrimack Street apothecary, founded in 1827, remains a modernized drug store. Its preserved prescription ledgers, including the 1855 volume, document opium morphine and other drugs, listed with strict purity notes as wholesome nourishment.
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Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Street
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