Harding for a League but Not Wilsons League
Marion Ohio October 18 Senator Harding returns from a western tour to address doubts about his position on the league of nations He clarifies that he opposes the specific league proposal as drafted at Paris and submitted to the Senate while favoring a world association to discourage war He insists the Constitution remain intact and pledges to seek public advice and involve American mothers in shaping policy He also notes misapprehensions about his stance on American troops in Germany and the Friends of Irish Freedom but asserts no interference with Ireland.
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Harding
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League of Nations
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American Legion
Germany
Friends of the Irish Freedom
America
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Senate
World Association
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Mothers of America
Wilson League
League
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Timely Beauty Hint for Hair Care in 0 Lines
Society women wash their own hair using a homemade canthrox mixture instead of commercial shampoos. Dissolve a teaspoonful in hot water to create a full shampoo liquid, claim it dissolves dandruff oil and dirt, leaves hair fluffy with apparent added body, and costs about 3 cents per wash.
Wisconsin dairy group forms to fix cheese standards
Madison, Wis. Oct. 18 The Division of Markets named a committee to create standard grades for American cheese produced in Wisconsin. Members include Math Michels, George J. Weigle, Prof. J. L. Sammis, I. G. Moore, A. L. Aderhold, Wil Pauly, T. Y. Wheeler, A. J. Brabin, and others from Pauly Cheese, Plymouth and Fohrman Brillion. The committee will propose standards adequate for world markets.
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Madison
Wig
Wisconsin
Math Michels
Division of Markets
George J. Weigle
Dairy and Food Commission
J. L. Sammis
University of Wisconsin
I. G. Moore
Wisconsin Dairy Protective Association
A. L. Aderhold
Wisconsin Cheese | Producers Federation
Wil Pauly
Pauly, & Pauly Cheese
T. Y. Wheeler
Plymouth
A.J. Brabn
Fohrman
Brillion
Moratorium Stops Cuban Bank Flurry in Havana
In Havana on October 12 the proclamation of a moratorium seems to have cut the run on bank deposits for fifty days, easing alarm. The International Bank of Cuba and several others suspended payments Saturday but reopened for business today. A few banks did not heed the warning and continued operations under strained conditions.
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Cuba
Monito
Rium
International Bank of Cuba
Army horses race stretches 300 miles to Camp Devens
Athletes of the Army road race from Fort Ethan Allen to Camp Devens continued today under rain. Twenty-five of twenty-seven thoroughbred Morgin and Arab horses started yesterday remained in good condition. Reema, winner in 1910, and King Fisher, runner-up last year, led the eager field as the 63 mile leg ran from Montpelier to Saint Johnsbury.
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Allen
Camp Devens
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Kingfisher
Montpelier
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Bank Employes Strike In Vienna From Postoffice Savings Bank
Vienna reports two thousand bank staff walked out demanding higher pay, faster promotion, and improved working conditions. Public anger rose as crowds reportedly gathered to storm the building.
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Vienna
Postoffice Savings Bank
Strick
Mobilization of Russian Citizens Reported in Decrees
Morning King Papers summarize wireless dispatches from Paris noting two soviet decrees ordering mobilization of citizens born in 1886 1887 and 1888. Greenville officials refuse to lease their ball park for an exhibition game featuring Joe Jackson and Claude Williams former White Sox players. Washington reports continued Liberty bond redemptions by national banks per comptroller John Skelton Williams. Plebiscite count in Klagenfurt Lower Austria is slow with results likely delayed until Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Greenville
Greenville Baseball Club
Joe Jackson
Claude Willams
Chitivo White Sox
Washington
John Skelton Williams
Klagenfurt
Lower Austria
Richmond man robbed of $1040 after taxi ride
Burnett Chen of Richmond Kentucky lost $1040 after boarding a taxi with a friend in Cincinnati. He recalls being dumped out of the taxi near Covington with his friend and the money gone.
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Burnett Chenall
Richmond
Yide
Covington
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