Senate report challenges league of nations plan in U S
The foreign relations committee report urges careful consideration of U S participation in the league of nations. It highlights the issue of equal voting power, noting England and other powers hold six votes while the United States has one under the current treaty draft. The piece emphasizes potential U S disadvantage in the league’s structure.
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League of Nations
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
England
Manifestiny
United States Skeptical of League Pact Powers
The article argues the United States must reserve its constitutional powers and domestic jurisdiction before adopting the league plan. It warns against surrendering independence and insists amendments are needed to ensure any league action aligns with U S responsibilities and preserves national rights.
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United States
League
Congress
United Staves
Republicans Split on League as Wilson Tour Pressures
The piece notes a partisan divide over the League of Nations with Republicans and Democrats alike debating the President's speech tour. Charles Scott of the Tela Register criticizes Wilson for not answering objections and questions the tour’s ability to win support for the peace treaty.
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Seuruce of Nations
League
Theneue of Nations
Charles KF
Scotto
Tela Register
Scott
Wilson
Mak
Senators Clash Over Pact Criticisms And Amendments
The piece argues critics of the pact have voiced definite criticisms and proposed amendments that should be addressed by the President. It questions why the President does not answer these points and show why the amendments should not be adopted, noting that dismissing them as ignorant or prejudiced is not a proper response.
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Boston Police Strike Provokes Civic Debate on Duty
A Boston public dispute argues that police strikes betray sworn duty and undermine democracy. The piece contends officers who strike threaten law and order, call for punishment, and warn of Bolshevik sympathies while urging firm action against the protest.
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Boston
Fed
Compromise Opens Golden Belt Road North Of Tracks
State and local officials reached a compromise to open the Golden Belt road north of the railroad tracks in Grant township under the general road law. Union Pacific and the state highway commission debated the grade crossing rules but agreed to avoid a prolonged test case. Douglas County favors immediate road access over a formal challenge to the new law. The decision aims to relieve local needs without delaying the four mile stretch’s operation.
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Union Pacific
Grant Township
State Highway Commission
Doulas County
Diehawity
No Time to Spi Beans Says Carl Ackerman War Correspondent
Carl Ackerman notes that wartime plenitude masks underlying unrest driven by profiteering and high prices. He argues strikes worsen gouging, suggesting only increased production and restraint can curb inflation and prevent bread and soup kitchen conditions.
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Carl W. Ackerman
Germany
Switzerland
Fragmentary War Era Memoir Notes From Unclear Pershing Talk
A jumble of garbled phrases references Pershing and wartime pockets of dialogue. The text mentions the War Department, prices, and a county attorney, with scattered names and unclear events. The content remains enigmatic and largely unintelligible.
Todays Anniversaries Highlight Historic Figures and Events
Felix Grundy born in Berkeley County Va died Nashville Tenn Dec 19 1840 Most Rev John Ireland born in Wilkanny Ireland died St Paul Sept 28 1935 Henry E H Coston American pioneer night sand system inventor born Washington died Pensacola Fla Nov 6 1906 Lord Stanley opened Canadian national exhibition at Toronto 1877 The coal miners strike in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio ended by compromise 1914 Russians and Austrians in battles and counterattacks near the Sereth Petrograd actions and other wartime notes Canon City Coal at Matthews Lumber Co.
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Felix Grundy
Berkeley
Nashville
Tenn
John Ireland
St. Paul
County Wrilkanny
Ireland
Sent
Henry E H. Coston
Washington
Prcl
Pensacola
Fla
Lord Stanley
Torranto
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Cermans
Thes Aisne
Gael
Oon
Sereth
Kermit
Treans
Petrograd
Obituary of Jennie Carpenter Hook
Jennie Carpenter Hook died after paralysis on a Wednesday following illness. Born in Shelby County Kentucky, she was the daughter of William T. Carpenter and Bele Carpenter. She married J. H. Hook in October 1889 and had two children, Curtice C. and Willaway, who died in childhood. Survived by her aged mother, two sisters in Louisville and Fredericktown, four brothers in Renton, Marion, Anderson, and Shelbyville, her son Curtice in Detroit, Miller Carpenter, and her husband J. H. Hook. nephew who lived with her since childhood.
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Jennie Carpenter Hook
Shelby County
Kenucky
William T. Carpenter
J. H. Hook
Curthee C
Willaway
Bele Carpente
Louisville
Mattie
Birthdays and anniversaries of notable figures across nations
A jumble of birthday notices and obituaries names General Sir fedian Remere related to Craudian oversea campaigns, Shaharree ay Yarne and Cathole Uneraors Show, Bishop Arthvir Drossert, Renoon McMillan, Lind, Matthews, Abe Woltsen, and others. The unreadable text references dates, places, and roles without clear context or coherence.
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Fedian Remere
Berm
Rd Dayheape
Fyanerial Assocation of
Bern
Seothand
Pex Thopurs
Shaharree
Manchester
Fedas
Arthvir Drossert
Catheran
Ollie
San Antonio
Bean
Holland
Nea
Renoon McMillan
Tennessee
United States
Winiccer
Gainterasta
Monroe
Ky Tio
German disorders and war relief warn of upheaval
An AL Thomn an Berlin interview quotes Dr EL WH Mur Hn former Baker University president now Boston University president. He warns Germany faces bankruptcy and potential proletariat uprising if relief does not come before Christmas. He criticizes cheerful views on bolshevism and notes harsh winter tests for European governments.
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Kansas
Baker University
EL. WH. Mur Hn
Boston University
AL Thomn
Berlin
Europe
War — Emergency Reconstruction Commission
The
Methodist Church
Germany
Merlin
Toypelth
Old Ren furnace lump on cars at Matthews
Old Ren furnace lump on cars at Matthews. Phone 34. Myr. ssvek Mes. Glen Chariton motor cil toe Kauss City Wednesday and at tendesl the Insurance oMen's dance at the Hite Baltimere Wednesday night. Car of Northern cars just receiv ed. Derby Grain Co.
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Old Ren
Matthews
Myr
Ssvek
Glen Chariton Motorcil
Kauss City
Hite Baltimere
Derby Grain Co
Mrs Ben Barr Arrives in Lawrence To Stay With Miss Tolbert
Mrs Ben Barr of Wichita travels to Lawrence this day to serve as the newest guest and remain for several days with Miss Louise Tolbert, according to local notices.
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Ben Barr
Wichita
Lawrence
Louise Tolbert
Remedy to Stop Itching and Clear Skin Quickly
A tested antiseptic liquid named Zemo offers relief from itching and skin irritation. It promotes soft, clear skin and claims to treat conditions like Ketema itch pimples and rashes. Sold by E. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland, Ohio for 25c or $1.00 for extra large bottle.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Cut-Rate Tire Shop Ad Promotes Weekly Tire Sale
The Cut-Rate Tire Shop at 1103 Mass. St. advertises S2xa and SEx4 tires priced at $16 each with no war tax for this week only.
Gibb Women Return From Month-Long Chicago Trip
Mrs J Gordon Gibb and Miss Isabel Gibb came back Wednesday after a month of vacationing in Chicago and Michigan.
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J. Gordon Gibb
Isabel Gibb
Chicago
Michigan
Lawrence Praised for Quick Lavoptik Eye Wash Results
The advertisement reports rapid relief from eye strain using Lavoptik eye wash with simple ingredients like witch hazel camphor hydrastis. It cites one man reading with pain before two applications helped and a lady with inflamed eyes aided by a single bottle. Round Corner Drug Co. continues to guarantee a small bottle for any case.
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