Call to Senate to ratify Peace Treaty without delay
A New York special reports a broad, nonpartisan appeal urging immediate ratification of the peace treaty without amendments. Led by prominent figures from politics, law, labor, education, and religion, the appeal warns that delays risk new wars, domestic unrest, and economic peril, and argues that clarifications cannot justify reopening Paris decisions.
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New York
Sanata
Tutt
George W. Wickersham
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
George Cray
Wilmington
Pel
Samuel Goreters
American Federation’ of Labor
Marty A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Communerce
United States
Corrie Chapiman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Gyrus II. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Tle Her J. Geant
Mormon Church
Spurge
Senate
Washington
Torehn Rela- Conston
Germany
Uila
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
Gare
Lusitania
Berlin
Bogland
Shantung
China
CIA
Chine
Uth
Dupiy
Ghina
Chinese Students Strike Shapes China's Future Leaderless Mob
Miss Hartlet Santth of Shanghai describes how 20 000 Chinese students organized to oust militarists, halted schools and utilities, and kept railroads operating as they pressured government changes. The effort spread across Shanghai districts with shops closed and communications disrupted.
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Bernice Griswold
Hartlet Santth
Studen Smerotniry
Young Womans Chrlatian Association
Shanghai
China
Pitta
Ui Lend
Chita
Ponce Arency
Cmd
Chine
Trewuintely
Opal Srenmtalny
Tie Sordents
Maliinaydats
Spovety
Tre Press
Lori
Vedarig
Airtel
Miss Savitthaid
Grea
Shangha
Atirike
Mischievous Anniversary Dinner Ends In Laughter
Philip Randall and Alice celebrate their first anniversary with romance and humor as onions trigger a playful confession scene. A dog’s midday intrusions and a grand supper scheme give way to tears that turn to smiles as love and quips restore harmony in the home.
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Philp Randall
Allen
Alice
Philip
Randalla
Fet
Honeylove
Philip m
Aida
Atlee
Tina
Philp
Echem
India
Pho
Phil
Pench
Alicea
A Soldier's False Summer Love in Bridgeburg
Billy West, overseas dream, writes Elizabeth Brown a letter from France hoping to reunite with a girl who spent summers with her aunt. Elizabeth reveals she is now married to someone else, while a nursely cousin explains the truth. Billy, heartbroken, discovers the woman he loves is Elizabeth, but her marriage reveals a twist in fate.
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Ing
Patelotlam
Witter
Elherle
China
Lilly
Odin
Theke Teac
Emi
Fang
Smith
China Hanes
Ching Will
Mind Smith Hyves
Richmond
France
Bridgeburg
Misa Elizabeth Brown
Bly
Eus Brown
Corse
Betty
Bitty
Bla
White House
Detty
Elizabeth Brown
Billy
Lin
Billy West
Uncle Saintow
Harn
Wiv West
Miss Brown
Tilly
Betty Beer
Abe
Elizabeth
Vieira
Mr. West
Wate
Willing to Try Peggy as Bride Bets Patience
The Yonkers Statesman notes a discussion about Peggy's willingness to marry and Patricia's belief that she would be willing to take a band at an event, reflecting local social chatter about marriage plans.
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Peggy
Patrica
Yonkers Statesman
Watchful Waiting in a Delayed Restaurant Service
A diner waits over an hour for a missing order while the server admits the delay. The scene highlights slow service and customer frustration as no meal has appeared. The exchange underscores tense wait times in a dining establishment.
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W. Wattles
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G. Q. Chandler
A. A. Fyde
Chester I. Long
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Prank Strong
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