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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
8
Senate Foreign Relations Committee publishes Democratic minority reservations to the Covenant of the League of Nations. President Wilson ordered the four exceptions to be posed, a move seen as key to safeguarding American rights and interests.
The Senate advises and consents to ratification of the Versailles peace treaty with Germany of June 28, 1919, with reservations. It sets U S rights on withdrawal, independence, and association with the League of Nations, and its exclusive domestic matters, while outlining U S duties, arms limits, and representation in the League bodies.
A fragment quotes a judge asserting some men are unaware of a truth. The lines promote a lasting favorable impression from a simple, enduring taste remark. The text presents a brief, rhetorical lyric style without clear event details.
The piece notes General Villa requires basic grooming and a sharp thrashing. It warns against an automobile rider trying to outrun trains, claiming the effort benefits a coffin trust. The Selitz Lumber & Logging Co. at Hoskins renames operations and invites orders for Siba Wood via the Independence Enterprise Office with prompt delivery.
President Wilson argues high prices stem from excess demand and urges households to save and reduce spending. He cites Treasury actions and recommends thrift and war savings stamps earning 4 percent interest, urging daily purchases to finance more production. The plan emphasizes frugality and investment over luxuries to ease the cost of living.
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