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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

7

Wilsons California Visit and League of Nations Debate

Quoted excerpts describe President Wilson’s California swing during his six day stay with no stops planned, using speeches to rest amid campaign tours. Senator Lodge is cited arguing for a world league while warning against over-interpretation of the treaty text and urging unity to avert another catastrophe.

Soma Chering Wilson Lopaford Belig Amnl San Pran Das California Argos Althouigh

Portugal Names New President D Almeida After Shooting

The newly elected president of Portugal is Dr Antonio D Almeida, succeeding Sidonia Paes who was shot at a Lisbon station. The report references a chaotic scene and identifies D Almeida as the successor.

Sitonto Jose” ‘d'Almeida Portugal Sidonia Paes Lisbon

Fragmented quote on council voting and Germany return

An unclear excerpt shows a citizen asserting it would offend him to bring something back to Germany while addressing a council. The passage references Germi and a board meeting with a tone of reluctant acceptance.

Germi Germany

Won't Meet Labor Men In President Wilson Visit

Portland Sept 17 No more labor committees will get interviews with President Wilson on his present trip The president refused to meet a committee named by Portland Labor to ask questions about U S policy in Russia After meeting a delegation of laborers in Seattle recent requests for similar conferences have come from many points he is to visit

Witson Dd League Unison College Mir Henry Cohot Lodge Massachusetts Senator Lodge Foguy Algatt League of Nations Mearns Tamas America Senate Boar Portland Wilson United States Russia Seatle

Arrests in Luxemburg train robberies threaten soldiers linked

Two American soldiers missing with leave status were arrested in Luxemburg after a string of train robberies. Military police indicate the same suspects conducted both robberies, wearing American uniforms and masks and killing a civilian who tried to stop their escape. The incidents occurred over several nights near Luxemburg.

Cobléns Grand ® Duchy Luxemburg Coblén Milljtacy Ji Porder Lirensburg

Kidnapped Girl Found Amid Arrests Of Five Mexican Thieves

Mary Kulisha, eighteen, reported kidnapped from OM City PA a year ago, was arrested in Akron along with five Mexicans. Police say they broke up a regional gang active for weeks, recovering silk items, waists, shirts, and a $250 fur piece from her Belmont Hotel room. The others' loot was found in a gang house.

Akron OF City Pelce Mary Kulisha OM City Belmont Hotel

Broker Gets Four Years In Wiluington Case

James Nields head of James P F Nields & Co pleaded guilty to an indictment charging embezzlement and fraudulent conversion of securities totaling 215 000. He was fined 10 000 and sentenced to four years in the New Castle county workhouse. Senator Murding criticized a senate amendment regarding insurance premiums for discharged service members.

Wiluington James Nields James Pf, Nields & Co Hewis New Castle County Washington Murding Republician Ohio Strode Senate

Readings man fined for Canada thistles on farm

In Malden Creek township Reading Pennsylvania a civil court jury ordered Tey M.A. Brensinger to pay township supervisors 27.15 and costs for failing to cut Canada thistles after warnings by neighbors. Brensinger claimed labor shortage as his defense. In Washington six the senate amendment liberalizing the prohibition enforcement bill to permit home manufacture for individual consumption of non intoxicating cider and light wines was accepted by conference committee.

Reading Malden Creek Tey M.A Brensinger Washington Senate

China Declares War Ended Under Peace Mandate

Washington reports that China has officially advised it is at peace with its enemies. A signal will pass the Atlantic cable in three-tenths of a second, signaling the end of hostilities.

China Washington

New York Bandits Hold Up Express Wagons

In New York City on September 17 armed men in a speeding car hit two American Railways Express wagons in the downtown area. Police increased vigilance but hold ups continued. four men were arrested but denied their involvement. The total stolen amount was not disclosed.

N.Y New York American Railways Express Company Erling

Death by Mistake In Pitts Market, York Resident Dies

Sixteen year old Euny German daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. German died in York Pennsylvania after taking poison tablets in what authorities described as a fatal mistake while in a market. The incident involved the German family and is under investigation to determine the exact circumstances.

Pilts York German George C. German Iver Pitts

How Much Tobacco Will My Heart Stand

Health ad warns tobacco harms the heart and urges quitting. It promotes Nicotol tablets as a path to quit, citing Dr. Connor of Johns Hopkins and local druggists backing a money-back guarantee. The notice frames nicotine as a battle, urges medical and pharmacological support, and markets Nicotel as a superior remedy.

Atyles Lois Nee AL Connor Ely Johns Hopkins Hospital Nicotel Jesa Dostoris Thia City Essity Steiner Bros J.A. Willamson

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