Senator Borah Reveals Treaty Copy Ties to New York Bankers
Senator Borah says international bankers in New York promoted the League of Nations for private reasons. He claims he obtained an unrevealed copy of the treaty and pressed for a full inquiry. Secretary Polk testifies about about 30 copies held in the State Department. President Wilson praises Senator Hitchcock for pushing the investigation.
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Borah
Senate
New York
International Bankers
League of Nations
League
Idaho
Messrs. Morgan
Davison
Lamont
Warburg
Schimm
Vandelip
Williams
Mississippi
Fenator Hitchcock
Nebraska
Polk
Lodge
Folk
State Department
Hitchcock
Wilson
Senate showdown over treaty print and League of Nations
The chamber electrified as supporters blocked unanimous consent and Borah moved to print the document. The vote ordered printing 47 to 24. Debate followed on treaty publicity and League merits. Hitchcock denounced it as unworthy and pro German. Swanson condemned disrespect to the president. Johnson accused secrecy by Wall Street. Vice President Marshall halted the exchange to read debate rules.
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Senate
Wilson
Hitchcock
Borah
Chicago Tribune
Frazier Hunt
Vickly
League of Nations
Swanson
Virginia
Johnson
Wall Street
Marshall
Number 40 for the Blood praised in Florida letter
A Florida reader reports two years of trial with various remedies before using Number 40 For The Blood from Walter Page. After 314 bottles over time the writer claims full recovery and endorses the product. The letter cites U S Dispensatory based ingredients and notes cures for glandular disease and scrofula.
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Walter Page
H. L. Burnett
Wakulla
Fla
U. S
Chase Amman .Drug Co
Carriers Brace for Great Drouth Ahead of Prohibition
Railroads and express companies warn that after June 25 they will stop accepting shipments of intoxicating liquors to dry towns within and beyond the state. The move aims to prevent intoxicants from remaining with carriers when national prohibition takes effect July 1, as announced in the Shreveport Times.
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Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Allies Favor German Admission to League to Avoid Rival Bloc
Paris June 10 Allies see admitting Germany to the League of Nations as a means to head off a potential rival bloc including Germany Russia and the old Teutonic powers. Leaders report signals from Germany and Russia toward forming a coalition outside the league, a danger they deem persistent if Germany remains excluded.
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Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Russia
League Of Nations Debates German Admission Conditions
The council discussed how Germany might join the League with obligations such as a stable government and peace terms. France's Clemenceau warned against detailing compulsory service. The Council of Four adjourned without action while also addressing Czech Hungarian frontier tensions and planned tomorrow’s measures.
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League of Nations
League Committee
Germany
League
Council of Four
M. Clemenceau
Cotton Market Report From New Orleans
The market shows steady tones with Spors at 31.75 and sales totaling 2,836. Prices range with highs near 31.60 and lows around 29.34, reflecting soft activity and mixed demand across listed lots.
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Spors
Vesty Wales
New York Gasoline Prices Snapshot
Market snippet shows New York price movements with figures including 2.90, 82.20, 91.30, 80.95, and 29.60. Mentions closing values and various bid ask style numbers. Indicates a volatile trading day with fluctuating quotes and a late close.
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Shreveport
Fort Worth
Peaumont
An Antonio
Houston Ou
Waco
Galveston
Dallas
Houston
Beaumont
San Antonio
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mobil
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Chica
Newark
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
L. Fei
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago Free Ees
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Iladelphia
Louis Eateries
Abz
Yente
Poston
Chicago
St. Louis
Sales 3000 July and August
Record notes sales for July and August totaling 3,000 with no further context or names provided.
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Cees St Ewenas
Cotton and futures review with weather and trade notes
The L. Smith daily cotton letter from New Orleans reports uneasiness over a threatened nationwide telegraphers strike influencing liquidation after prior gains. It notes unfavorable weather with more rain in the cotton belt, improving demand for goods in the south, and continued exports and buying activity by foreign textile interests amid a recovering season.
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L. Smith
New Orelans
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Texas
Help Yourself Grocery to Open in West Monroe
Stop Look Listen announces West Monroe will open a Help Yourself Grocery next to Calvert Auto Co on Saturday June 14. Public invited to inspect stock and meet Chapman and McDonald, the proprietors, and learn how pennies make dollars by trading with them.
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West Monroe
Calvert Auto Co
Chappell
McDonald
Financiers Summoned Before Senate Committee
Telegrams sought J. P. Morgan Henry P Davison Thomas W Lamont Jacob Sehill Paul Warburg and Frank Van derlip to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations committee to testify on how copies of the peace treaty reached private interests in New York. Congress had copies of the treaty in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Henry P. Davison
Thomas W. Lamont
Jacob Sehill
Paul Warburg
Frank Vanderlip
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Congress
Congressional Record
Methodist centenary goal reaches $105,090,000
Chicago June 10 The Associated Press reports the Methodist centenary campaign has surpassed its goal with total contributions of 105 million 90 thousand dollars. The milestone marks broad support across denominations and regions for the church's centennial programs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Night meeting and initiation preparations announced
The notice calls all members to tonight’s meeting at 8 o clock to finalize arrangements for next Sunday initiation and to ballot on additional applications. L J Gimler and G K H J Henegan sign as organizers.
Opening Night Dance at Lake Pavilion Planned
Watch for the Lake Pavilion opening night as popular music and dancing are planned for the event. Details to be announced soon.
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the Lake Pavilion
Red Cross Knitting Needs and Returns Request
The Red Cross seeks completion of about forty pairs of pajamas from last month’s allotment and return of many town pajamas issued a month to a month and a half ago. The coordinator asks all sweaters and any other outstanding work be returned this month for shipment to the Gulf Division in New Orleans. Kodaks for rent apply toward purchase. Griffin Studio at 12-im.
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Red Cross
Gulf Division
New Orleans
Kodaks
Griffin Studio
Lost alligator skin pocketbook with $92
Lost black alligator skin folding pocketbook containing $92 in bills and receipts from W. R. Mitchell & Co. Liberal reward offered for return to News-Star.
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W. R. Mitchell & Co
News-Star
All World Records Broken by Tanlac
Tanlac now claims the world’s best selling medicine status with up to 12 million bottles sold by January and over 1.3 million in the first ten weeks of this year. Industry leaders report carload sales across the United States and Canada, with major firms attributing demand to merit and wide advertising impact.
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Canada
Tanlac
United States
New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pikes Peak
Woolworth
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Evans-Smith Drug Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Julius M. Price
Hessig- Ellis Drug Company
Memphis
Tennessee
R. R. Ellis
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Charles McD. Hay
Lyman Brothers & Company, Limited
Toronto
Ontario
Owl Drug Company
San Francisco
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
Monroe
Cullen's Ears
Advt
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South
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G. K. H. J. Henegan
Rec
Trinidad
Eod
Dixie Bedding Co
Copeland's Sanitary Grocery
Studebaker Light Six
Culpepper
Walnut Street
Standard
Lavella
Tanlag
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