Senate to Tackle Peace Treaty Amid Fog of Uncertainty
President plans to present the treaty and league covenant in person to the Senate with a clarifying speech. Senator Lodge will steer the foreign relations committee, where experts may testify and the president might be summoned for questions.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
United States Senate
Senate
Monroe
Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Azores
Legislature to Convene for Second Called Session in June
Governor Hobby plans a focused second called session starting June 23 to consider general appropriation measures. He will not submit the home owning constitutional amendment this session, reserve it for November, and may also address board of control, state depository, mineral prospecting, and transit tax issues along with lease termination and county jail projects.
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Austin
Tex
Hobby
Board of Control
Livestock Commission
Travis County
State Capitol
Secret to Be Kept Horse Trade Hint
A terse dialogue hints at secrets about a horse named George. Clara cautions secrecy and mentions someday selling the animal. The brief exchange appears in the London Answers in a clipped, old newspaper tone.
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George
Clara
London
Suffrage Amendment Signed by Marshall at Capitol
In Washington Vice President Marshall signed the woman suffrage constitutional amendment in the presence of Senate officials and representatives of women's groups. The signature completed the 60 year NAWSA campaign, with Speaker Gillett also adding his signature and a gold pen presented to the national association.
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Washington, D. C
Marshall
Watson
Senate Woman's Suffrage Committee
Capitol
Gillett
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
National Association
Peace Treaty Placed In Public Record After Senate Fight
The senate printed the peace treaty in the public record after a five hour battle and began probing how copies reached private hands in New York. A newspaper man delivered the copy into the record, presented by Senator Borah after a cable from President Wilson stating he could not send the text to the senate.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Troops Arrive in New York by Four Transports
Four transports the Susquehanna Freedom Housatonic and Minnesota arrived Monday bringing 7000 officers and men to New York. The Minnesota delivered the first units of the 81st Wildcat Division and its 105th Field Artillery complete.
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New York
Susquehanna
Freedom
Housatonic
Minnesota
Wildcat
Nicaragua Pleads for U.S. Landing Forces
Nicaragua asks Washington to land U.S. troops to deter a feared invasion from Costa Rica. The proposal underscores regional tension and the desire for external military support to safeguard the country's sovereignty.
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Nicaragua
Washington
United States
Costa Rica
Coca Cola to christen Nashville fire engine
The Waverly Belmont fire hall engine will be christened Wednesday at 2 p.m. with a Coca Cola bottle breaking and yellow flower showers. Sponsored by Judith Winston Folk and seven other young maids, the event honors Mrs Guilford Dudley and Mrs Miles Williams, both noted suffragists, with speeches by Mayor Gupton and others.
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Nashville
Tennessean
Ann Dallas Dudley
Waverly-Belmont
Guilford Dudley
Tennessee
Miles Williams
Twenty-First Ward
Judith Winston Folk
Beau Folk
Miss Folk
Travania Dudley
Lenore Kenny
Kate Barksdale
Harriet Ingram
Mary Sue Cantrell
Jane Davis
Elizabeth Smith
Grudge Tavern Talks Post Office Move and Habits
The tavern landlord at Grudge notes residents cling to old routines after the post office moved over a month ago. He remarks that habit, not law, keeps people returning to the former location and times of day. The passage hints at continued friction between change and routine in a small community.
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Grudge
Prominent lunkheads linger by old post office door
The Kansas City Star notes how hard facts fail to impress a soft headed man as prominent individuals stand in the doorway of the old post office room awaiting busy people who pass by, attempting to enter as in the past.
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Kansas City Star
Kidney disease risks and Gold Medal capsules ad
An old advertisement warns kidney disease as a major danger and promises rapid restoration of health with GOLD MEDAL capsules. It urges continued use to prevent further attacks and guarantees money back if no benefit. Includes a comic line about wedding presents and a remark on Americans joining many leagues.
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Batonic
Atonic
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Aid
Harold Somers
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