Two Treaty Fights Split Wilson Support Poses French Pact Opposition
Senator Dillingham arrives at the White House after a discussion with President Wilson on the peace treaty assailing French pact. He says the talk was very satisfactory and he expects to vote for the treaty with reservations. Harding consults with the President but remains unconvinced. Washington July 31. (Continued on Page 2)
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Washington
Dil. Hngham
Vernon
Wilson
White House
Dillingham
President impressed by Stone statement on living costs
President Wilson said to have deep and thoughtful regard for Warren S Stone's message on the cost of living. The White House reported all branches of government are at work to help solve the problem and the President is deeply impressed by Stone's description of unrest caused by reduced purchasing power of the dollar. The report notes wage and cost of living issues among railroad workers and potential actions by October 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Warren
Brotherhood of Railway
Railroad Administration
RENNER
Vienna
Karl Renner
St. Germain
Austria-Hungary
ag & war meanure
Paris
Ru in
Peace Conference commission
Spitsbergen Archipelago
Arctic Ocean
Spitzbergen
Norway
Omek
Kolchak
Saving Habit Promised By Institution For Young Men
A promotional note urges young men to start saving now with a weekly deposit. It promises a 4 percent interest on time deposits and offers assistance to begin a Successful start in life, stressing self-help and the institution's support.
Chicago Race Riots Calm Follows Four Nights of Violence
Chicago reports show 30 deaths, 800+ injured, and fires after four nights of race clashes. 6,000 troops patrolled Negro quarters as officials vow stern measures to restore order. Governor Lowden, police, and city leaders discuss deployment of state troops and new laws to curb gatherings.
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Associated Prasay
Chicago
polles conte
cass
Frank Ov. Lowden
otticia
Johnny Stimpson
bodtt uurt
zeltg council
authori et Dilet
Garrity
toa Cy
McRonough
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ELECTRIC SAD IRONS
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
FREDERICK, MD
W.LO.FISHER
Alsace Lorraine
EDDIE POLO
Hercules
EILEEN SEDGWICK
Cyclone Smith
wonder pictures
World ‘Pictures
JUNE ELVIDGE
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
Arthur Ashley
Kiday
Marle Walcamp
Red Glove
Annem amre teme
MALONE’S JEWELRY STORE
North Market Street
FREDERICK MD
amt
Havana
Panama
fRRAP
AAEM
THE AUTO TIRE. CO
IF. B. HERRING
East Patrick St
MARKELE & FORD
GRACE DAAMOND
EMPIRE TODAY
Western
Maryland College
Havyland
Rey. T. He DD
H.C. L
DINIngham
and
Harding
Warren S. Stone
Earl
FREDERICK-TOW SAVINGS INSTITUTION
FREDERICK
MARYLAND
Herbert Brenon
story of
York
RUPERT HUGHES
tA banker
East Side
adventuress
Perry Merithey
New York
City Opera House
Tax
LORENCE REED
HEE CODE OF HONOR
nemy
Lescouve
rep
Pershing
Alfredfield
North Cawood
Twiford
East Sal Carolina
William ‘ville
Turbeville
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