Wilson note on Fiume clears only European issue
At the White House it was learned that President Wilson did not say the United States would no longer involve itself in European affairs in his note to the entente premiers about Fiume. The note covered the settlement at Fiume and nothing beyond.
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Wilson warns Allies over Adriatic settlement stance
A Paris dispatch reports President Wilson warned the British French and Italian governments that the United States will not participate in European settlements without Washington's concurrence. The note contrasts with allied replies on extradition and trial options for the former German emperor and the Leipzig court.
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Disputes Over Wages and Resignations Amid War Talks
President Wilson faces a cabinet rift as Secretary Lansing resigns amid friction over informal meetings. Hines backs wage limits for rail workers while unions threaten strikes. Congress debates a railway bill with wage provisions, while Gompers opposes a labor party. Peace treaty talks show cautious progress toward ratification.
Peace treaty protests and Bolshevik advances dominate world news
Hungary prepares to oppose financial clauses in the peace treaty while appealing to Paris for support. Austria appeals for aid as famine and cold bite. Soviet forces seize Odessa and push from Taganrog to the Sea of Azov. In Britain the government backs a policy of commercial engagement with Russia, while the US Congress blocks universal military training despite President Wilson’s stance. Representative Kahn and allies persist.
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Begg's Mustarine offered as quick pain killer and remedy
Advertising copy touts Begg's Mustarine as a 30 cent mustard plaster that relieves headaches neuralgia toothache earache backache bronchitis pleurisy lumbago and sore feet within five minutes. It emphasizes strong yellow mustard formula sold by S. C. Wells & Co. Le Roy New York.
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le Roy
Professor’s Wife Praises Husband Amid Laboratory Noise
A social visit turns curious as a professor’s wife extols her husband’s genius during tea. She claims he is in the lab conducting experiments, while guests wait anxiously as distant noises hint at activity in the laboratory. The scene blends pride with suspense about ongoing work.
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Jad Salts Promised Kidney Relief for Meat Eaters
Wake up backache and dull kidney misery signal excess meat. Jad Salts, a grape and lemon acid lithia drink, is promoted to clean sluggish kidneys and ease bladder irritation, with a tablespoonful in water before breakfast for a few days.
Missing Context Brings sharp Cusser to Courtroom
The dialogue shows Miss Miggs asking if communists will force a soviet system on industry through syndicalism and mass action, while Mr. Boggs supports the point with a confirmatory remark as the judge observes.
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Not the Only One in This Couple's Salary Dispute
The dialogue centers on a husband asked about his income, replies that his pay is fixed but not to their satisfaction. The exchange highlights tensions over financial security and budgeting within the marriage.
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Barkley
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Sims
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Live lobsters headline new Paris Brussels air service
Live lobsters were the first merchandise carried by the new air service between Paris and Brussels.
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