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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1919

Page

2

Hughes urges four League covenant reservations

Washington July 29 Charles Evans Hughes of New York sends to Senator Frederick Hale a detailed view on reservations to the League of Nations covenant. He argues for a middle course between aloofness and excessive commitments and outlines four sample reservations touching withdrawal, domestic policy, American needs, and Article X. He cautions that ratification depends on Senate action and presidential assent.

Washington Charles Evans Hughes New York Frederick Hale Maine Hughes League of Nations Mr. Hughes United States Senate Senate of the United States of America League United States of America Hemisphere The League of Nations Council of the League Congress of Root Congress

Public Confidence and Promised Service Quality

A brief notice asserts public confidence in service quality and time saving methods. It emphasizes economy for patrons and declares a firm commitment to fulfill these promises.

Four Illinois regiments mobilized for Chicago riot

Acting Governor John G. Oglesby ordered Adjutant General Frank S. Dickson in Chicago to mobilize four regiments for immediate duty amid riot conditions. Dickson may activate additional regiments as needed while reporting to Oglesby. Third Illinois reserve militia also placed on active duty.

Springfield Ill John G. Oglesby Maryur Thompson Frank S. Dickson Chicago Illinois Reserve Dickson Oglesby

New Brazil President Takes Oath Of Office

Dr. Estacio Pessoa was inaugurated Brazil's tenth president in the senate chamber at 1 pm. Vice President Moreira administered the oath as the chamber and diplomatic corps filled the room with senators and deputies. Special ambassadors from the United States and several South American nations sat on the tribunals.

Rio Janeiro Epistacio Pessoa Brazil Senate Moreira Chamber of Deputies United States

Federal agents raid Illinois towns seize illicit stills

Federal agents raided fourteen homes in Illinois and Wisconsin last Saturday, arrested 22 people, and seized illicit stills and homemade liquor. Prisoners were transported to Chicago for processing.

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Slayer sought after garage owner killed in Kansas Hills

In Johnson county near Mission Hills investigators hunt for a slayer after Herbert G. Woodruff 35 was shot to death early Sunday in Belvider boulevard. Emmett Thomas, who with Woodruff ran a repair shop, reported the killing and led deputies to the body found near a quarry after 6 am. Woodruff died from a close range shot to the heart. evidence also tied a second shooting to the same suspect.

Kansas CIFY Johnson County Kan Mission Hills Herbert G. Woodruff McGee Street Belvider Boulevard Forty-ninth Street Fitzroy K. Simpson Miller Thomas Woodruff Sixty-ninth Street Olathe Rock Highway Woodruff-Thomas Fifty-fifth Street Harry Johnson

Tortoise Shell Eye Glass Of Americans Torture To British

London writers depict American trade visitors as a daunting invading host. Many Americans travel on to Scandinavia Belgium or France while some seek Germany business opportunities. A large share wear tortoise shell glasses, a supposed badge of the American trade army, though the numbers are exaggerated.

London Scandinavia Holland Belgium France Britain Germany

British embargo and US trade hopes noted in George speech

Premier Lloyd George told the National Union Manufacturers that the current import restriction system, in place for over three years, may extend beyond September 1. The United States asked Britain about its code policy, with Steff to formulate it, while the embargo persists. American businessmen anticipate further State Department action. A 16 inch electric fan moves about 2,600 cubic feet of air per minute.

Lloyd George National Union United States Great Britain Ste F State Department

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