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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1919

Page

11

Conference scraps on peace treaty reservations

Washington Oct 22 Democratic leaders and Republican figures discussed possible compromises on reservations to the peace treaty with Germany. Senator McCumber proposed compromise reservations aiming to avoid renegotiation, covering withdrawal Article ten domestic affairs the Monroe Doctrine Shantung and voting power. Some Democrats resisted any reservations while President Wilson indicated acceptable terms.

Washington Senate Treory Germany Laoige Foreign Relations Committee McCumber North Dakota Mid Keven Shantung League Assembly Republcans Hitchcock Nebraska Fitchcock Wilson Lodge

Roosevelt Day Proclaimed in Pennsylvania by Gov Sproul

On October 22 Governor Sproul designated Rosevelt day in Pennsylvania to honor Theodore Roosevelt marking his sixty second birth anniversary. The proclamation urges Pennsylvanians to join the National Roosevelt Memorial association. A separate item notes Britain raising 250 million dollars via a six percent loan through J P Morgan to fund outstanding 5 percent notes due November first.

Roosevelt Harrisburg Theodore Roosevelt Sproul Rosevelt Pennsylvania National Roosevelt Memorial Association New York J.P. Morgan & Co

Administration extends price control to clothing

Washington October 22 The administration by extending the price control act to clothing and providing penalties for profiteering was transmitted to President Wilson after it had been signed by Vice President Marshall and Speaker Ghett.

Washington Presiderit Wilson Ghett

Fair draws record crowd as calm skies grace grounds

Weather outlook promises sunshine for the fair and a large attendance. The report notes a bustling scene with vendors and exhibits, citing families and extended groups enjoying rides, races, and demonstrations under favorable conditions.

Battle for Petrograd Rages Two Miles South of City

Reports from Helsingfors and Copenhagen describe heavy fighting two miles south of Petrograd as Bolsheviks press the outskirts while Krasnaia Gorka near Kronstadt is claimed captured. Allied naval actions and German-Russia exchanges are noted with wartime coordination and political maneuvering shaping the theatre.

Petrograd Helsingfora

Conference Stays in Session Pending Results, Wilson Says

The conference remained in session as Wilson declared results were pending. The cabinet met at Wille Tonse with Secretary of State Laiedag presiding due to Secretary a Laber Wilson's absence, while coal miners strike talks were not pursued. President Jun appointed Owen De Youns as a member of the pol Me group. an informal reception was planned for King and Queen of Belgium on arrival Monday.

Laber Wilson Cominesa Junc Owen de Youns Noy Whitefore Tolly Mr Young Mie Wilson Grayson Audhcock

Y Club to Open Season Against Gettysburg Second Team

The Y club schedules a Saturday opener with Gettysburg College second team and anticipates a strong game after defeating all Pennsylvania prep schools. Referee Suck LeGore is expected to officiate. A High School game follows on Saturday, November 15 at the local grounds.

Gettysburg College Pennsylvania LeGore Hagerstown Thankssman Jaight

Y M G A Football Team Prepares For Gettysburg Reserve Challenge

Harry LeGere has taken charge of the Y M G A football squad. They work out nightly under his direction to achieve top conditioning for Saturday’s game against Gettysburg College Reserve. About 10 players trained last night at Cadet Field, with another practice planned tonight. A large crowd is expected for the opening game at Frederick.

Harry Duck" LeGere Ins Gettysburg College Uig Frederick Cadet Field

Navy to Release Sugar Stock for Public Use

Washington report says Navy Department will release 3,000,000 pounds of sugar from the reserve to ease a national shortage. Secretary Brantels intimated the move as part of public relief measures to address commodity scarcity.

Navy Washington Dc Navy Department Brantels

Clark Gets Glad Hand Washington Oct 22

The Deme crate leader Champ Clark of Mis soul received warm reception from Republicans and Democrats after Rep Hulings claimed the Demortune party aimed to place a sixty nine car ah youth in the presidency. Mr Mark said he thought many Democrats favored him and that he felt obliged. Eyeglasses patented by a Kansas inventor are suspended from the brim of a hat and can be swung up when not needed.

Clark Washington Champ Clark Missoul Hulings Repun- Hean Dennastyama Klas Foeward Mark Mblng Kansas

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