Pittman drafts separate reservations to League pact
Washington Aug 21 Four reservations on the League of Nations covenant are embodied in a separate Senate resolution by Senator Pittman Democrat of Nevada. The measure mirrors the Wil son suggestion to keep reservations out of the ratification bill and covers withdrawal, Article Ten enforcement, domestic affairs, and the Monroe Doctrine. The McNary Republican group signaled no plan shorter than including reservations in ratification. Pittman moved the resolution for tabling and aims to bring it up later before final treaty action.
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Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wilson
Senate of the
United States
Germany
Paris
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Council of the League
Council
Assembly
McNary
Ife
Wabash Train Hits Auto. Five Injured Near Bluffs
Five persons were injured when a Wabash passenger train struck an automobile west of Bluffs Wednesday evening. Seriously hurt were Carl Killion of Blairsville Arkansas with a skull fracture and chest crush and Miss Alice Tash of Naples Illinois with a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries. Also injured were W L Lowe driver, Helen Tash and Mrs Ella Watters of Naples Illinois.
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Jacksonville
Bluffs
Carl Killion
Blairsville
Ark
Alice Tash
Naples
W. L. Lowe
Helen Tash
Ella Watters
Rejected Suitor Shoots Nurse at Denver Sanitarium
Miss Bes sie Marold of Callicoon New York a 23 year old former army nurse was shot and killed by Isador Victor 23 a hospital patient who had proposed no and was rejected. The shooting happened in the courtyard of the Jewish hospital for consumptives in Jefferson county near Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Bessie Marold
Callicoon
N. Y
Camp Mills
Isador Victor
Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Jefferson County
Victor
Miss Marold
Prices rising in clothing spark calls for probe
New York reporters describe a clothing price surge as Congress is urged to investigate the high cost of living. Retailers blame manufacturers and jobbers while producers argue about market manipulation. The piece links high costs to labor, overhead, and deliberate production curtailment, with shoppers facing $90 sweaters, $125 coats, and $25 shoes as prices climb across all garments.
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New York
New England
Europe
America
West
Carmen strikers ignore order in East St Louis
East St Louis August 21 strikers in the Carmen union ignored an order from international president W D Mahon to return to work pending a settlement. The strike has halted traffic in East St Louis and 16 nearby towns since last Friday.
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Carmen
East ST. Louis
W. D. Mahon
Carmen's
Return Home From Y W C A Conference
Miss Mary Hyde general secretary of the Y W C A has returned from a ten day Geneva Conference spanning Central North Central and Ohio and West Virginia fields. Edna Pearce and Verna Thompson accompanied her. About 660 attended with speakers from New York India China and Detroit and Chicago. Meetings covered branches of work with stunt day and hilltop evening programs leaving many ideas for home work.
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Mary Hyde
Central
Quincy
North Central
Ohio
West Virginia
Edna Pearce
Verna Thompson
Louise Holmquist
New York
Department of Research and Method
Department of Research and Method. Miss Holmquist
Lena Farrer
Economic Department
Esther Anderson
Foregun
James
Dennison
Milcher
India
Hanss
China
Imme Hyers
Anna Owers
Sherman
Bell-of
Pennsylvania
William B. Gantz
Detroit
Stanley B. Roberts
Minneapolis
J. Morrison ‘Thomas
Chicago
A. Wakefield Slaten
James Burling
Des ‘Moines
Miss Hyde
Police Court Fines In Four Intoxication Cases
Four men C Applegate A McDougal Oliver Forest and Russell Foster were fined $2 and costs each in police court Wednesday morning for intoxication after being arrested near Third and Selm streets while creating a disturbance Tuesday afternoon.
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C. Applegate
A. McDougal
Oliver Forest
Russell Foster
Third
Sélm
Births Report From Blessing Hospital
A daughter was born Wednesday at Blessing hospital to Mr and Mrs J F Enson of 634 Maine Street. A son was born Monday night to Mr and Mrs E F Harrison of 2502 Lind Street.
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J. F. Enson
Maine Street
E. F. Harrison
Lind Street
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Fatima
Stock Exchange
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Manhattan
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Netherlands
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