United States Ambivalent on Allied Treaty Ratification
The United States shows similar interest level to its allied powers though the Senate has not yet ratified the treaty.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
4
Fiame Question Split From Hungarian Peace Pact
Paris December 2 The Supreme Council ruled the Fiame issue should not be settled in the Hungarian peace treaty but reserved for final decision by the Allied and Associated powers. This removes objections from Italy and the Jugo-Slavs to signing the treaty. Copenhagen December 2 A number of Allied warships, including one American vessel, cruised off Spalate on the Dalmatian coast Sunday per a Libau dispatch.
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Copenhagen
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Dalmatian
Libau
Unclear text about Gore approval and fiber project in Washington
The readable fragments mention approval by Gee and an international fiber matter. Details are garbled and uncertain, but reference appears to involve Washington and a representative linked to a Libercon VL context. The record preserves only speculative, non-specific facts from the damaged source.
Brief items of interest calendar notes and events
An obscure clipping outlines a calendar of local items and upcoming events. Mentions Sam Claws Ol and Todomt, with phrases about a poor turnout and a hint of civic or social notices. The legible portions suggest a town meeting or community gathering with names and places only partially readable.
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Sam
Cabinet Postpones Session To Hear Wilson Message
The regular weekly cabinet meeting was postponed to day as members planned to go to the Capitol to hear the President's annual message. Labor leaders barred from the coal zone in New York claim Governor Chesser refused permission to address about 9,000 workers, citing no explanation for the refusal. A note recalls that in 1795 it took 100 days to send mail from London to Dublin.
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