Candidacy Buzz in 1920 Race Dominates Washington Headlines
Washington July 28 scholars note unprecedented presidential ambitions across parties. Reports flag Frank Lowden and Warren G Harding as leading Republican hopes with General Leonard Wood also mentioned. Senator Borah and other stalwarts eyed for possible paths, while peace treaty debates shape early campaigning and league of nations questions loom large. Governor Sproul signed 99 bills as Harrisburg news closes.
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United States
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Democrata
Frank Lowden
Winds
Warren G Harding
Oslo
Leonard Wood
Wood
Persting
League of Nations
Senate
Willow J. Borah
Wiaho
Borah
Knox
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Hiram Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Cumming
Kenyon
Iowa
Kellogg
Minnesota
Polnéerter
West
Watson
Indiana
Calder
New York
Spencer
Missouri
Curtis
Mansas
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cure Claim and Reward
Readers urged to believe catarrh can be cured through constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a blood affecting remedy, with a $100 reward offered for proof of failure to cure. Testimonials requested from readers.
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Hall
RY & CO
Tiaemanz
War brides aboard troop ship isolated after smallpox scare
New York reports smallpox found on the troopship Mobile, formerly Hasokiaiga Ameri can astermship, prompting quarantine at Cap Mile. The Bourts Hiision crew and 471 officers and men, plus five children, were isolated while the 4711 officers, war brides from France, and five children were placed under care by the Red Cross. Physicians say no danger of spread, vaccination efforts underway, and health guidance included for appetite and digestion.
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Mobile
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Hoboken
Mek
Cap Mile
Clarge
Red Cross
Hiplo Suttor
Dest
France
Army
Chen
Mobile Ik
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