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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

12 Jan 1939

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Paris Post

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Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1939

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2

Peace Celebration After Ghent Treaty Ends War

The city learned of peace with Great Britain after the Ghent agreement signed December 24 1814 and ratified by Britain on December 28 1814. News arrived aboard the sloop Favorite with medals struck in both nations and joyous crowds signaling the end of the War of 1812 and the rise of a new era in American-British relations.

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Elmo Scott Watson Union Ghent Netherlands Belgium United States of America Great Britain United States Canada Ronald Lindsay Arnold E Overton British Board of Trade Cordell Hull Franklin D Roosevelt Mackenzie King James Madison Congress John Quincy Adams St. Petersburg Czar Alexander Adams M. Daschkoff Washington Madison Russia Daschkoff Albert Gallatin Treasury James A. Bayard Delaware Europe England London Baker Lord Gambier Carroll Prince Regent America Favorite New York Christopher Hughes Texel St Petersburg Gottenburg Sweden Henry Clay Kentucky Jonathan Russell Plattsburgh Annapolis Hughes Mercantile Advertiser J. A. Mowatt Plymouth Henry Carroll Sloop of War United States of—America Republic Andrew Jackson Tennessee Jean Lafitte Pakenham New Orleans Wellington Jackson James Monroe William Planton Chataignier P. Price Jr Philadelphia Minerva Mercury Hercules Brittania
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U S Scribes Set Pace for British Boys

In pre war years few reporters covered Europe as fully as Henri de Blowitz. After the war American correspondents gained speed with Frank Smothers of the Chicago Daily News among others. Smothers, Roseville Illinois native, UW graduate, 87, led foreign reporting in Italy and China. George Rublee, 70, heads American refugee relief and international law work. Weber, Max, modernist artist, defended by a note to the New York board. critics crowned him after a 1925 Sun review.

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York Europe Henri S. de Blowitz Berlin London Times de Blowitz Press Association Morning Coat Frank Smothers Chicago Daily News Italy Mr. Smothers Chicago Orient Boston Transcript China Roseville University of Wisconsin Northwestern Rublee Covington, Burling & Rublee Washington Robert la Follette Western Hemisphere Colombia Mexico Dwight W. Morrow Madison Wis Harvard Law School Fine Arts New York Board of Examiners Max Weber Metropolitan Museum Weber Russia America New York Sun Great Neck Longsland Consolidated News Features WNU Service
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Pincushions at village sale inspire crafty tips

A village sale showcased three inch cross stitch pincushions with sold tickets. instructions describe tapestry canvas foundation color squares back velvet stuffing sawdust and dollhouse detailing. Mrs Spears books on gifts and embroidery offered with autograph option and 25 cent pricing.

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