Beveridge Fears of a Superstate and League Covenant
St Paul Aug 1 Albert J Beveridge former Indiana senator warned that the League of Nations Covenant would place the United States under a Superstate with a global council and majority rule. He argued the British empire would hold extra votes and that America would be compelled to fund and supply troops, risking national sovereignty and independent policy. He condemned propaganda pushing the league and criticized the Shantung handover to Japan as a related betrayal.
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League of Nations
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
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British Empire
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Thirten
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Central America
Ecuador
Servia
Balkans
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America
Congress
New York
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Paris
No Support For Dry Campaign In Britain
In London lawmakers debated U.S. Prohibition policy in Britain. Home Secretary Edward Shortt said no government pronouncement was needed. MPs aligned with the campaign plan secret pressure in Parliament to uphold wartime liquor controls and restricted sale hours, aiming to persuade Premier Lloyd George to meet a secret deputation.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
England
Edward Shortt
Home Secretary
The
Daily Mail
Lloyd George
Fingland voter form requires oath of age thirty
A would be female voter must sign a declaration stating that she has reached the age of thirty and is not obliged to state her exact age. If age disputes arise, authorities may require a birth certificate.
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Fingland
Chicago plan for future city and Moody vision
A Chicago column extols the city’s growth from a 4000 population to a future metropolis. It praises Burnham’s lakefront plan and the Moody led push for city planning as economic salvation, arguing for a whole city plan, debt limits, and universal access to parks, recreation, and housing.
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Chicago
America
South Water Street
Market Place
Burnham
Lake Front
Forest Playground
Chicago Plan Commission
Charles H. Wacker
Plan Commission
Walter D. Moody
Belehazzar
Babylon
Moody
Nebraska Senate Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
Nebraska Legislature Senate votes 27 to 0 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The lower House is expected to act by the coming Saturday.
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Nebraska Senate
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Senate
Beverly Socials and Visits Reported in Beverly Illinois
Beverly residents share a busy social week with relatives visiting from Quincy Griggsville Vermont and Chicago. Gladys Kellum returns from California to stay with sister and friends, while the M W W A plans a park picnic on August 2.
Newark News Notes and Church Visits
NEWARK MO Mrs Sue Smith visited P B Sanford s place several days last week Rev Wm H Allen of La Belle filled his M E church appointment Sunday Mr and Mrs t B Snyder of Steffenville attended church and visited here Sunday Sergeant J J Keebler arrived home Friday with his honorable discharge from army service He is glad to be here and every one is glad as usual.
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Sue Smith
P. B. Sanford
Wm. H. Allen
la Belle
T. B. Snyder
Steffenville
J. J. Keebler
Small Town Weekend Visits and Local News Recap
Jack Freeman and family spent Sunday with Arthur Hull. Mrs Rue Smith visited Wm Kelley after church. Paul Stock enjoyed cool trout streams in Exeter. Morton Geoghegan Ed Kelley and children toured in a Hupmobile visiting Wm Kelley. Mr and Mrs O B Leslie and others visited Kahoka and old friends. Ice cream and cake at Albert Barnes for Geoghegan and Kelley visit. Recent showers cooled heat and dust. Dr Don Pierce and Dorothy of Gorin were here. Marguerite Glover visited Ruby Myers. Dr and Mrs Sam Holt located at Rutledge. Carl Porter and Marguerite Grover attended chautauqua. Inventor patents a pneumatic baby helmet.
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Jack
Jack Freeman
Arthur Hull
Rue Smith
Wm. Kelley
C. Stock
California
Exeter
Paul Stock
Morton Geoghegan
Ed Kelley
Gibbs
Geoghegan
Ue Ti
Leslie
C. R. Leslie
R. R. Bourn
Kahoka
He Young
Young
Ottumwa
Albert Barnes
Don Pierce
Dorothy
Gorin
Marguerite Glover
Ruby Myers
Samffolt
Rutledge
Carl Porter
Marguerite Grover
Edina
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement for the Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, rheumatism, and urinary irregularities in men and women, with a note it also regulates bladder problems in children. It offers mail order for $1.25 and promises sworn testimonials from Dr. Hall of St. Louis, with druggists carrying the product.
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Texas
Sl Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
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