Government prints German peace treaty in record time
Washington June 10 the government printing office set up in type the German peace treaty in under two hours. The nearly 100000 word document extends sixty four pages of the Congressional Record and cost about 5000 dollars to print. Senate leaders plan to publish a printed version later and 25000 copies were prepared for distribution. Senator Borah secured the floor shortly before four o'clock yesterday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Government
Senate
Tanlac credited with curing husband says Mrs Schoch
Mrs M C G Schoch of Philadelphia reports her husband’s stomach and kidney trouble, back and stomach pains, and gas belching improved after taking Tanlac. She says Tanlac does the work it claims. Genuine Tanlac sold by local druggists Kramer’s and Steever’s.
Borah Read Treaty Preamble in Open Senate Session
Senator Borah began reading the preamble of a treaty in an open Senate session, drawing objections from President supporters who called it confidential and improper. After an hour the leaders reached a compromise granting unanimous consent to interrupt the reading, and the reconsid eration vote was rejected 42 to 24, allowing the treaty to proceed to the printing office.
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Senate
Borah
Public Buildings in New York Guarded by 300 Policemen
New York on June 10 places every major public building and residences of notable citizens under guard by 300 police in civilian clothes. Officials and Federal agents would only say that nonuniform guards are preferred to deter bomb outrages, without commenting further. Chicago reports the Methodist Joint Centenary campaign surpassed its goal, reaching 106.3 million dollars with several subdivisions still to report contributions.
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New York
Chicago
Man recounts cure after stomach illness and cancer scare
A man describes years of severe stomach trouble and a cancer diagnosis. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he slept well and can eat freely now. The remedy claims to remove intestinal mucus and inflammation causing stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. One dose guarantees money back.
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Mayr
H. C. Kennedy
Geo. A. Gorgas
Clark’s
Mag Rhu Wag Rhu Stomach Remedy Promotion
A vivid sales pitch touts Mag Rhu Wag Rhu as a five formula stomach remedy that aids digestion, reduces acids, relieves gas and indigestion, and promotes a healthier blood flow. It claims prompt results and a money back guarantee if no relief, with purchase through Croll Keller or Mag Rhu Company in Pittsburgh for tablet or powder forms.
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Croll Keller
Market Street
Mag Rhu
Mag Rhu Company
Fitzsimmons Building
Pittsburgh
Kahn Opposes European Alliance Over League of Nations
Representative Kahn of California urged in the House that any pledge to defend France in a German attack risks entangling the United States in European feuds. He argued the League should deter war without separate Anglo French US alliances and questioned cross ocean affinities. He called Europe a hell hole of intrigue and warned the League cannot change deep rooted hostilities.
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Washington
Wilson
England
United States
France
House
Representative Kahn
California
Europe
League of Nations
Kahn
Germany
Russia
Japan
Mr. Kahn
Twelve Wooden Ships Sold by U S Shipping Board
The United States Shipping Board announced the sale of twelve more wooden ships to the Necirema Steamship Company at 450000 dollars each totaling 5440000 dollars. This sale brings to thirty one the number of wooden ships disposed of since the armistice. The purchaser's address was 25 Broad Street New York.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Nacirema Steamship Company
Broadstreet
New York
Three Badly Bruised as Motorcyclist Fails to Pass Automobile
A motorcycle wreck near Rutherford left Claude Willow three years old Massino Allen Provera and Salverno Vaneriere all of Swatara badly bruised cut and shocked. D W Snyder of Reading owned the damaged auto. Willow says the crash was accidental as he tried to pass. Injured were taken to Harrisburg Hospital by Carl Deen of Camp Hill.
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Rutherford
Claude Willow
Swatara
France
Massino Allen‘livere
Salverno Vaneriere
Willow
D. W. Snyder
North Sixth Street
Reading
Harrisburg Hospital
Carl Deen
Camp Hill
Veterans of Sixties Rally May Honor Local Men
Lancaster Pa June 10 special trains carried hundreds of Grand Army of the Republic members to the state encampment. They were greeted by local committees and escorted to their stop. Registration day is today with a business session after Wednesday's parade. Two candidates for department commander, Charles P. Saylor of Philadelphia and George Rhoades of Harrisburg, contend.
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Lancaster
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles P. Saylor
Philadelphia
George Rhoades
Harrisburg
Army and Marine Corps casualties total 296,832
Washington June 10 The War Department released an army casualty list with 382 names bringing army deaths and injuries to 290,819. It notes 4,534 prisoners were released from German camps and returned to the American Expeditionary Forces. No marine list issued. marine total previously 6,018.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Marine Corps
Forged Dead Man's Name to $132000 Notes
Portland, June 10. Ludwell L. L. Howison, executor of the estate of the late Fred E. Richards, president of an insurance company, was sentenced to five to ten years in state prison for forging Richards' name to notes totaling $132,000.
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Portland
Ludwell L. L. Howison
Fred E. Richards
Richards
3 000 Women Of Paris Disappear During The War
Paris reports the arrest of Landru known as the Blue Beard of Gambais and the alleged disappearance of about a dozen of his fianc ees, with police noting more than 3 000 women lost to be fight in Paris during the war. Many homes have been broken up as wives believed dead have remarried, while others disappear under various circumstances.
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Paris
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