Compromise in the Senate over the League Covenant
The article argues republicans supported the pro league covenant in form while seeking its removal from peace terms. It claims 39 Republican senators approved the covenant with conditions and that Wilson refused any compromise or invitation to bargaining. It notes the need for Senate approval before treaties take effect and questions Wilsons willingness to offer concessions.
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Union of Nations
Wilson
New York
United States
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Wood- Wilson
Democratic extravagance versus Republican economy in 1920 campaign
The text argues the 1920 campaign will feature a clash over government spending. It asserts administration requests for next year's maintenance are absurdly high, urging economy and warning against wild spending. It frames the Republican stance as economy focused.
Abolition Talk on United States Senate Sparks Editorial Fight
The piece argues against efforts to abolish the Senate, warning such a move would unravel the Constitution. It condemns supporters of an international government and labels them as anti constitutional, while dismissing fears of autocratic dictatorship as marginal and extreme.
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United States Senate
Senate
Wilson
Republican Committee Faces Wide Trio of Races
Summary of contests across states as Republicans battle for seats. Minnesota Fourth district in Minneapolis includes Representative Schall. Mississippi sees twelve seats hot, with one Wood delegation claimed as illegitimate per Frank Hitchcock. Missouri splits two seats in Fourth and Fifth districts. North Carolina contests seventeen of twenty-two seats with factions led by Pickett and Johnson, who argues seating rather than committee placement. Governor Hooper blasts the claim.
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Minneapolis
Schall
Mississippi
General Wood
Frank Hitchcock
Senate
Wood
Missouri
North Carolina
Pritchard
Henry Lincoln Johnson
National Committeeman
Georgia
Hooper
Johnson
National Training School Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Durham North Carolina June 2 The National Training School marked its tenth anniversary with a commencement address by Rev Dr Cadman of Brooklyn and a year highlighted by achievements of President James E Shepard the faculty and students. The school will host a YWCA Students Conference June 6 to 14 the Colored Teachers Association meeting June 15 to 17 and a Summer School for Teachers June 21 to July 31 extending five weeks.
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Shepard
Colored child the best of twenty thousand babies
Audrey Tripp aged three years nine months of 41 East 133th Street won a gold and silver medal as the best pre school child in New York and Manhattan at the Milk and Baby Show in Grand Central Palace. Medals were awarded by Drs. Wilcox Pipek and Hill based on nutrition demeanor character feeding and care. More than twenty thousand babies were entered in the event held across forty one health centers in the city.
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New York
Audrey Tripp
East 133Rd Street
Manhattan
Henry Wilcox
Godfrey Pipek
Miner Hill
Grand Central Palace
Man Kills Wife in Jealous Rage at Home
Nicholas Jones, 35, shot and killed his wife in a jealous rage at their residence 1132 Hall Street. He fired on Tuesday night as he believed she was in love with another man.
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