World events briefed from Congress to international affairs
Senator Boies Penrose plans to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. A conference agreement sets the army at 280 000 enlisted men and 17 000 officers. Wilson vetoes the Republican peace resolution. The Armenia mandate is declined by the Senate committee. Prisoners reported in Chihuahua and a large sundry civil bill moves to conference. Various foreign and domestic items follow with notable names and places including Mexico City and Chicago.
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Boies Penrose
Chicago
Philadelphia
House
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Armenia
Borah
Hiram Johnson
Knox
Senate Committee
Johnson
Lowden
Colonel Proctor
Wood Organization
Wood Fund
Proctor
Ambrose Monell
New York
William Wrigley, Jr
H. M. Bylesby
Doctor Butler
Palmer
Kenyon
C. C. Carlin
J. Bruce Sterling
Pennsylvania
Crucible Steel Company
Herbert Dupuy
Carlin
J. M. Guffy
J. Harry Covington
Walker W. Vick
Edwards
Cam
Paign
New Jersey
Cox
Michigan
Ohio
Congress
Hitchcock
William Jennings Bryan
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Colby
Gompers Urges Labor Fight on Profiteers and Wages
Samuel Gompers attacks Congress and the executive for cost of living failures, calls for action to curb profiteering and raise wages in public and private sectors, and criticizes Esch Cummins and Kansas industry laws while naming key targets and responses. He also notes aggressive probes into preconvention campaign spending and political funding.
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Samuel Gompers
Congress
Executive Departments
Esch- Cummins
Kansas Court of Industry
Gompers
Palmer
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Weed & Co
Buffalo Clothiers
Hazel
American Woolen Company
William M. Wood
Wood
Penicillin? Not. Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs. Mary of Wyandotte Michigan describes years of painful monthly cramps and bowel issues. After failing with doctors she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, claiming relief enabling her to do housework and urging others to try the medicine.
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Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham
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Canada
Smith
Cuba
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Howard Elliot
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Rex Baien
Oscar Mayes
Federal Fair Price Committee of
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Connecticut
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Paris
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Sonora
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French Republic
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France
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