A Money Mad People Urge Unity For World Peace Effort
An editorial piece argues that wealth should not overshadow duty to world rebuilding after World War I. It calls Republicans to push a strong presidential campaign, fiscal restraint, and a program to reduce federal spending while protecting domestic needs. It laments rising interest rates, unsettled exchange, and calls for a clear policy to end federal financial excess.
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Senate
House
Republican Party
Treaty Controversy Looms After Senate Adjourning
The 68th Congress adjourned amid sharp strains with the President over the treaty issue. Debate centers on whether the President would offer a compromise with reservations and how far he can modify the treaty now that Senate action has shifted the balance of power to Henry Cabot Lodge and others.
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Senate
Wilson
Jority
Ysailles
Senator Lodge
Wilson and Lodge clash over treaty power and Senate limits
Editorial columns discuss the treaty of Versailles and the power struggle between President Wilson and Senator Lodge. The piece argues the Senate rightly asserts its constitutional role, while Wilson critics label the League of Nations debate as a costly misstep. It cites Lansing and Dillon and mocks moral obligation claims as election fodder.
Berwyn Briefs Highlight Church Services and Gatherings
Berwyn Pennsylvania June 7 Mt Zion Church saw strong attendance for both morning and evening services as Rev Wright prepares for Conference. A reception honored Rev R F Wright and wife with many church members and guests from Norristown Malvern Ardmore Wayne Devon Club Second Baptist Church. Meals and dinners hosted by local families included arrangements among Watts Jackson Anderson and Rickards families.
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Arthur Watts
Devon
J. M. Jackson
Elizabeth Anderson
Emma Frazier
Onie Ballard
C. Rickards
Germantown
Junior Williams
A. M. Hearn
Thomas Hearn
Delmar
Del
Arthur Baylis
Earl Hearn
West Philadel
Gara Andrews
George Rickards
Farewell Service for Rev B W White at Oxford Church
Oxford Pennsylvania June 8 Rev B W White and wife were honored in a farewell ceremony. Trustees and local clergy praised his faithful tenure, with gifts including a broadcloth suit for him and $20 in gold for Mrs White. The day featured sermons, a solo, and acknowledgments from church members.
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Oxford
Allen A. M. EB
B. W. White
F. Y. Anderson
Allen
Marizne
M. EB
Lev
Atterson
Townsend
Oxford Presbyterian Church
Boyd Webster
Josie Grant
White
Billa Alexander
Thompson
Local Pastor Heads to Annual Conference in Steelton
Rev and Mrs White along with Miss Ella Black depart Tuesday for the Steelton Pa conference. The community awaits the pastor's return and reports events from the gathering.
Reception to Church Choir at Mt Pisgah
Mt Pisgah Church Choir was treated to a banquet on Tuesday evening June 1 under the Men’s Bible Class. The event featured decorations, a fine menu and brief remarks with singing. Toastmaster Henry H. Lowther presided. several church and community leaders attended including Rev J C Beckett, Mrs Beckett, and Miss Olive Mae Glenn among others.
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Henry H. Lowther
Allen A. M
EB. Church
J. C. Beckett
H. H. Lowther
Harry C. Dixon
J. Alfred Williams
J. Arthur Norris
Wesley A. M. E
Zion
Wm. Derry
Union A. M. E. Church
Mary. Cropper
Rachel A. Thomas
Frank Mosley
Thomas C. Massey
Pres
Argonne Club Plans Regular Meetings and Membership Talks
The Argonne Club urges members to attend its regular meetings at the club house 1511 Webster street on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 8 p m. Applications for membership are available from Secretary Herman T Nairne 767 8 15th street or any member.
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Argonne Club
Webster Street
Herman T. Nairne
15Th Street
Briggs
Dunlap
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lewis
Washington
Philadelphia
Herman Nairn
Negro Press Attends National Republican Convention in Chicago
Chicago hosts the 1920 Republican National Convention as Associated Negro Press reporters and editors gather at Vincennes Hotel and Appomattox Club. Notables like William Warley Oscar De Priest and Julius F. Taylor attend hearings and speak on black concerns for a square deal and justice.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Nahum
Brascher
Associated Negro Pres
William Warley
Louieville, Kentucky
City
Associated Negro Press
Vincennes Hotel
Appomatox Club
Wabash Avenue
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