Paris Delays Ratification Over Reparations And Commissions
Paris October 15 The delay in completing formal ratification of the Germany treaty stems from the entente powers inability to meet reparations, and to set up commissions, troop moves, plebiscite areas, and Sarre valley actions within the required time. Newsrooms query whether US ratification will be postponed, delaying league of nations organization.
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Paris
Germany
Entente
Sarre
League ¢ Nations
United States
League of Nations
Rheumatic Pains and Liniment Claims Relief
Old family remedy claims to ease rheumatic twinges after wet weather. Jean's Liniment is advertised to relieve pains strains sprains with rubbing action leaving clean skin. Muscles loosen, lumbago neuralgia and serativa are said to improve. bottle price listed as 5c 10c 50c.
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Blean
Jean
Sloan
La Harpe Man Pilots Plane To Chicago For One Day Trading
J F Bradshaw a La Harpe Ill farmer flew his airplane to Chicago 120 miles away to buy farm supplies. Landing at Ashburn field he returned by 3 pm to milk the cows. Bradshaw is a former army aviator and his brother Q C Bradshaw also owns a sky plow.
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la Harpe
Chicago
J. F. Bradshaw
Ill
Ashburn Field
Q. C. Bradshaw
Body Found In Lake Huron Believed To Be Missing Balloonist
DETROIT Oct 16 Eagle 44 dispatched by the navy reports picking up a body believed to be one of two missing balloonists from the national championship balloon race. The body was found off Baptist island southwest of Cape Hurdle. An official who aided the search traveled to Baptist island to identify the body. Wreckage was recovered off Cove light on Oct 4.
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Detroit
Eagle 44
Navy Department
Lake Huron
Baptist Island
Cape Hurdle
St. Louis
Tobermory
Cove Light
Railroads Reluctant To Restore Service
INDIANAPOLIS Oct 16 Many railroads in the United States are reluctant to replace passenger service cancelled during the war on the ground that it is unprofitable delegates at tending the meeting of the National Association of Railways and Utilities Commissioners were told by A J Maxwell of North Carolina in presenting the report of the committee on railroad service accommodation and plans The report urged that commissions take recognition of the recommendations of health authorities in preventing a recurrence of the influenza epidemic by enforcing sanitary regulations as to ventilation heat and use of disinfectants at stations.
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Indianapolis
United States
National Association of Raihways and Utilities Commissioners
A. J. Maxwell
North Carolina
Special study of air fatalities by world flight commission
Chicago, Oct 16. The commission organizing the first aerial flight around the world prioritizes reducing the death rate. Officials outlined aims including safe landing sites, committees, referees in route cities, and meteorological data collection as they travel to San Francisco and then sail to the eastern hemisphere.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Mapes
New York
Children Poisoned By Mother Recover
CHICAGO Oct. 16 Seven year old Sherley Luikart and her younger sister Edna, poisoned by their mentally deranged mother at Royal Oaks Michigan, have nearly recovered. They were brought from Detroit after doctors there had deemed them doomed. Nurses initially demurred over ice cream but the elder girl requested it and both may have a little treat. Edna is near leaving her bed and Sherley will take longer to improve.
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Chicago
Sherley Luikart
Edna
Royal Oaks
Mich
Norml
Detroit
Sherley
Paris police permit longer hours for night life
Paris authorities ease restrictions due to coal shortage. Cafes and bars may open until 4 a.m. and close at 5 a.m., with suburbs allowed 3 a.m. to midnight. Theaters and dance halls gain extra half hour extension to midnight. Special permits required for longer hours. All night sessions allowed on holidays.
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Associated Press
Paris
Regular Troops Leave Camp Dix for Silesian Duty
The first post armistice contingent from Camp Dix will entrain for Silesia to perform police duties. The 450th infantry under Colonel Francis J. McConnell will lead about 2200 men, all three-year enlistment soldiers. one-year men stay.
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Camp DIX J
Ats
Silesia
Francis J. McConnell
Pilin Nc
Belgium Buys Tools Through Credit Fund
Washington October 1 The War Department announces sale of machine tools valued around 2.75 million dollars to a cooperative society of about 500 Belgian industrial heads. Belgium arranged through American banking interests for a credit of 50 million dollars in the United States, with a portion to pay for tools being selected and shipped to Belgium at once.
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Washington
N Co-Operative Society
Belgium
War Department
Beltan
United States
Sweden Indifferent to Soviet Blockade
Stockholm reports Scandinavian notes prepare a devit reply to Entente concerns over a blockade against Soviet Russia. Swedish newspapers say the new blockade dedication has little import for Scandinavia due to minimal traffic with Soviet Russia.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Soviet
Russia
Scandinavia
Rusvik
No Excuse for Rheumatism Adverts Daily Ad
An old advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as the cure for rheumatism promising relief from soreness stiffness and swollen joints after a few days. The copy urges readers to buy at Owl Drug Store and leading druggists, claiming easy relief and urging self care.
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Owl Drug Store
Barry Pilot Ready for Regular Trips
Barry Oct 16 The Barry Air Line corporation is ready for business Curtis biplane arrived after a 345 mile flight from Joliet and Clinton pilots Berglund will fly all day Oct 18 and 19 with passengers at McVay field Barry features new coliseum progress and plans for a larger auditorium High school enrollment rising with officials discussing matters Local events include Pike county Sunday school convention Oct 23 24 Spanish Ladies orchestra concert at Coliseum with other big acts to follow Residents visit Chicago Bakersfield and St Louis as staffing changes occur in Decatur schools and church leadership shifts mark the week
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Barry
Barry Air Line Corporation
Curtis
Joliet
Clinton
Eugene Berglund
Chicago
Berglund
McVay Field
J. C. Tanna
Illinois
Moore
Board of Education
Pike County
Spanish Ladies’ Orchestra
Lyceum
Coliseum
Pen Kindsey
Opie Read
Bertha Doyle
Mise Bessie Vanneman
Decatur
Bakersfield
Calif
J. C. Moon
St. Louis
C. W. Allen
Hartford, Conn
Clara H. Davis
H. F. Farwell
Local Society Notes and Travel Bound for Spring
Mr and Mrs J H Lummis left Tuesday for a business and pleasure trip through Oklahoma. Revival meetings are in progress in the M E F church with Rev Boulmes of Mendon assisting the pastor Rev McMahon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wright are nearing the arrival of a baby boy this is the fourth child but the first boy. Mr and Mrs Merie Ogle are enjoying a Well earned vacation by a trip to California. Oliver made a business trip to Chicago the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer and their little daughter of Golden, Mr and Mrs Martin Shriver of Mendon and J H K Childs of Nash were guests of G R Jeffery and family Sunday. Miss Amelia Milderbrenner is visiting her brother Will and family near Pleasant Grove. Mr and Mrs Ralph Morton and son Harlan were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods near Mendon Sunday. Mr and Mrs John White of Quincy with Mrs Ells Dickhut and daughter Alta left Sunday for a week's visit in Chicago. Miss Clara Fewell of Fowler is substituting in the school during Miss Alta's absence.
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J. H. Lummis
Oklahoma
Rev Boulmes
Mendon
McMahon
Elmer Wright
Renee
Boyer
Merie Ogle
California
Oliver
Chicago
Frank Meyer
Golden
Martin Shriver
J. Hk, Childs
Nash
Okla
G. R. Jeffery
Amelia Milderbrenner
Will
Pleasant Grove
Ralph Morton
Harlan
Ralph Woods
John White
Quincy
Ells
West Point residents and visiting speakers noted
West Point Illinois learns Joe McClintock bought the Spangler property and will soon reside there. Mr and Mrs Faltener, returning missionaries from Japan, will speak at the M FE church Thursday evening at o clock. The Woman's Home Missionary society plans a thanks offering meeting that evening. Mrs Wm Richardson and children visited Miss Georgia Richardson over Sunday. Judge and Mrs Garner with Mrs Jansen and Mrs Prady and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs Garner Saturday before returning home.
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Joe McClintock
Spangler
West Point
Faltener
Japan
M. FE
Woman's Home Missionary Soclty
Wm. Richardson
Georgia Richardson
Garner
Jansen
Prady
Local Notes From Basco Area Meetings and Travels
West Pointers attended a Thursday barbecue in Basco where Boneson delivered his first sermon Sunday night to a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Miller drove to Hamilton, while Miss Johnson and Professor West plan trips to Galesburg for a teachers meeting. The McMillers in California report influenza and pneumonia among the children. Hawkins and Collins will haul potatoes by train this week. Home Bureau meets at Ada Guthrie’s Wednesday evening. Mrs. McNeill visited her sister in St. Louis Thursday.
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Quincy
Basco
Boneson
Miller
Hamilton
Miss Johnson
Professor West
Galesburg
Milo MceMellere
Hawkins
Collins
Home Bureau Committee
Ada Guthrie
McNeill
St. Louis
Surgeons Conclude Day One At Railway Doctors Meet
Chicago hosts the sixteenth annual convention of the American Association of Railway Surgeons with technical talks on surgical causes and operations. Speakers include W A Evins and J Ab Graham of Chicago, W E Rice of Tuscola, J B Wharton of Eldorado Arkansas, J P Waster of Topeka Kansas, chief surgeon of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, who serves as president.
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Chicago
American Association of Railway Surgeons
W. A. Evins
J. Ab Graham
W. E. Rice
Tuscola
J. Bb, Wharton
Eldorado
Ark
J. P. Waster
Topeka
Kans
Atehisun
Santa
Robbers fatally wound officer during Chicago plant hold-up
In Chicago on October 16 Herb Bucker, 40, assistant secretary at an Oleomar farine factory, confronted the robbery gang led by the leader and thwarted the theft of $2,400. He was fatally shot while five men and fifteen girls escaped unharmed as robbers fled in a car.
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Chicago
Herb Bucker
Oleomar Farine
American cars sell in Venezuela at steep prices
American motor cars in Venezuela fetch prices ranging from 60 to 109 percent above those asked in the United States, signaling a significant premium for local buyers.
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Venészuela
United States
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