Demand for Immediate Senate Ratification of the Peace Treaty
A broad coalition urges the Senate to ratify the treaty without amendments, warning that any delay or change risks renewed war, economic upheaval, and global instability. The appeal cites the dangers of negotiation reopeners, highlights prominent backers across politics, labor, and civic groups, and stresses that prompt, unaltered ratification offers peace and prosperity.
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New York
Spretal
Sca
League Between Nations
United States
Avery
Ani
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Fort
Same
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
Currin Chapman Catt
National American Women Suffrage Association
Gyros
Curtii
Paradelphia Publishers
Deber J, Grint
Mormon Church
Squirisi
Tynes
Novaus
Kotar
Niles
Steile
Quirkaneil
Germany
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Jorla
Hig
Speculator
Trogr
Lusitania
20 000 Chinese Students Lead Strike in Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch recounts how about 20,000 Chinese students organized a general strike to oust foreign influence and push renewal of China's governance. Miss Smith describes rapid shop closures, utilities disruption, and student leadership shaping political change amid Japanese and European pressure. The piece notes reforms toward a republic and women’s involvement shaping the movement.
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Miva Harriat Binith
W.C. A
China
Amar
Ing
Bernice Griswold
Mias Srrrlot
Sialih
Shanghai
Ching
Wtnaing
Peleg
Teadera of
Chita
Chinn
Femselves Lito
Chiingse
Pontine
Goa
Nitiitatate
Aya Party
Peking
Iy Fm
Rere Tappos
Ted
Garda
Viele Poste
Dinett
Eloeele
Dhe
Chinn Mins Smith
Keerin
Misa Bott
Jandon
Adidas
Lehly
Chhin
Chiba Ter
Vie
Diay
Cilia
YW. G
Ue Sues
Suilthling
Wil
Miss Smith Lves
Idelmond
Chin
Studentsa Patriotic Association
Smiles and Tears in a Marriage Comedy
In a humorous domestic tale, Philip Randall quarrels with his wife Alice over lunch on her first anniversary. He discovers her playful deception when she greets him brightly, while he grumbles about impatience. The pair reconcile amid affectionate teasing as they share a meal and laughter.
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Philip Randall
Alice
Dhay Hind
Philip
Jn Tinga
Phiup
Hintne
Phup
Lin
Aoife
Allee
Lot
Pallin
Ehouell
Faye
Hal
Phi
Tina
Monkey's Fondness for Sweete in Tribal Guardian Tale
A damaged notice-like report recounts Antony the Congo chimpanzee, living since 1911 under Dr. Butter of Cannock. Kept in a brick unheated building, he grew from fourteen pounds to about six times that, receiving chocolate and sweet potatoes as treats and exercising on a custom bench.
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Monkey
Sweete
Telly
Antony
Congo
Inet
Butter
Cannock
Betty Brown a Soldier’s Romance in Bridgeburg
Billy West, serving in Uncle Sam’s army, writes to Elizabeth Brown whose past letters inspired him. Elizabeth, now married, reveals she could not recall him. a town reunion leads to a confrontation with fate as Billy learns the beloved Elizabeth is now another person’s wife.
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Sity
Focal Paper
Home, Inc
Denta
Brante
Bridgeburg
Nien Eizabeth Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Billy
Betty Brown
Betty
France
White House
Billy West
Bil
Samon
Faolty
Barunes
Enn
Aliss Brown
BI West
Pat
Miss Brown
Misa Elizsbeth
West
Bly
Linla
Hiv
Efe
Sridgeburg
Ellisabeth
Bing
Wilzabeth Brown
Witting to Try Peggy as Bride in Yonkers Statesman
In a casual exchange Peggy is praised as a potential bride while Patrice humorously muses about taking a chance. The Yonkers Statesman captures a lighthearted turn of discussion on marriage and appearance.
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Peggy
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Watchful Waking Delayed Order Sparks Frustration
A customer laments waiting over an hour for an order, questioning whether it was taken. The terse exchange hints at service delays and unfulfilled expectations without graphic detail.
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Chiadow Cleney Plyite
Lary K
David Vy
Jonex
Mineral Point
Aine Compaaty
Thonad Dy Jones
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Mreshy Kurtin
Cyrus Hi. McCormick
Maantheturer
Mary J. McDowell
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Shuiler Mathews
Tritor
A. Tilekert
International Garment Workers of
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Haham Vaylor
Socialogint
Johnny Walker
State Federation of Labor
Murry A. Wheeler
Chainter of Commerce
UW. 3
Oliver Wilgon
Matthew Woll
International Photo Engravery Union
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
William Dudley Foulke
Jacob Fischer
Journeyman Barbers’ International Union
Miwood Haynes
John MH. Holliday
Whitander
Franklin McCray
Danial J. Tobin
Ulrich
Wiley
Tumew A. Woodburn
Balhcater
George W. Clarky
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Jowe Colleke
H. 4
Meredith
Hultur Buccenaud
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Lafayette Young
Missouri
J. Tienberger Davis
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
David RB
Francs
Frederick D. Gardner
Charles M. Bay
Lawyar
William PV. Kemper
Minker
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National Connell
Warmer
Andrew Stuel
International
United Mine Workers
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Tuttle
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Kantear
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