Wilson to Blame for Failure of League Covenant
The Senate failed to ratify the Versailles treaty and the league covenant, according to Henry Cabot Lodge in his posthumous book The Senate and the League of Nations. Lodge portrays Woodrow Wilson as consumed by ambition and dismissive of opposing views, arguing he would have altered history had he stayed in Washington. He questions Wilson as an idealist and notes a proposed Senate special session to test terms that never occurred.
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International News Service
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scribner's Today
Senate
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Lodge
League
Paris
Henry White
Stolen Ford Recovered on West Side Street
Ford coupe of A A Richards 106 Scott Street stolen last evening found today at noon on Walter Street atop Smithfield Street hill. Police recovered the vehicle and returned it to the owner.
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A. A. Richards
Scott Street
Walter Street
Smithfield Street
Berquist Appeals For Clothing Donations To Help Needy
A community plea urges residents to donate warm clothes to the Rescue Mission. Supt E J Berquist asks for coats trousers underwear and other garments for children and adults facing cold weather. A Bible verse is cited to encourage giving.
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Tor
E. J. Berquist
Acts As Doctor When He Chops Finger
Hazleton Pennsylvania report notes a man who performs his own finger surgery after receiving local anesthetics, illustrating a troubling instance of self treatment and roadside medical improvisation.
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International News Service
Hazleton
Plane Bound For New Guinea Lands At Kearney Neb
The New Guinea exploration flight landed safely at Kearney Nebraska after adverse weather halted progress. Researchers spoke with historian A. Hedburg by long distance phone, confirming the group was in camp and would resume flying today.
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New Guinea
Kearney, Neb
International News Service
Omaha
Neb
A. Hedburg
Kearney
City Pays Sidewalk Contractor on Lafayette Street
Council ordered payment of 11 dollars to Frank Hagnetti for laying the Lafayette street sidewalk crossover.
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Council Today
Frank Hagnetti
Lafayette Street
Critica to Open New Buenos Ayres Plant
Critica, a leading South American newspaper with the largest circulation south of the Mason-Dixon line, buys extensive quarters on Avenida Mayo Buenos Aires. The site is being remodeled for spring occupancy with new presses electrotping plant and modern machinery. Director Natalie Botana and manager Enrique Noriega will remain in their roles.
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Critica
Buenos Ayres
International News Service
Senor
Natalie Botana
Enrique Noriega
Picks Up Wrong Woodpeckers, Gets Jail Sentence
Washington PA October 23 Marco Tollesco 30 was arrested for picking up eleven woodpeckers shot by James Tomasaki. He was found guilty and fined 110 dollars. In default of payment he must serve 12 days in jail.
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Washington
Marco Tollesco
James Tomasaki
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