Johnson Warns Dakotas On League Of Nations Covenant
SIOUX FALLS S D Sept 17 Senator Hiram W Johnson of California spoke to a large audience here criticising President Wilsons League of Nations covenant. He urged radical amendments, warned against foreign domination and urged that the United States remain under its Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. England had ratified while France Italy Japan had not acted. Johnson accused leaders of bullying and secrecy in handling the treaty. He urged that Americans decide their own destinies under constitutional laws.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Wilson
United States
Johnson
Iuper
League of Nations
United States Senate
Catarrh Harm and Hood's Sarsaparilla Remedy
Catarrh weakens delicate lung tissues deranges digestion and may lead to consumption. It impairs taste smell and hearing and affects the voice. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood removes the cause and offers permanent relief. If bilious or constipated Hood's Pills provide gentle cathartic laxative aid.
Harrisburg Church Bans Dancing
The First Baptist Church of Harrisburg warns its 1000 members that immoral conduct including drinking intoxicants, swearing, gambling, giving or attending a dance, or any unbecoming behavior will lead to church discipline. Members must appear before the church for acknowledgments or face withdrawal of fellowship.
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Harrisburgh
First Baptist Church of
Harrisburg
Board of the Church
Offer Judge Landis High Baseball Post
Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis of Chicago will be offered the chair of the national baseball commission to succeed August Herrmann at a special meeting here of representatives of the National and American leagues. Herrmann’s term expires in January. he is president of the Cincinnati baseball club, winner of the National league pennant.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National Baseball Commission
August Herrmann
Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Steamer Arrives With Bayronto Survivors In Charleston
The steamship Calp reached Charleston with 19 survivors of the British steamer Bayronto, abandoned Sept 11 off Key West during the hurricane. Eighteen Bayronto survivors were landed at Havana, 11 are still missing.
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Charleston
Havana
Local Notes From Fowler Hull Areas Feature Births Birthdays and School News
Community notices from Fowler and Hull towns include visits, school enrollments at Fowler, upcoming ice cream social, and birthdays celebrated by Leona Theron and Esther Koch. Illinois resident Phoebe Ellen Richardson Eckard died near Hull aged 68, with funeral in Hull and burial at Akers cemetery. Also reported are a minor ankle injury to William Niekamp and infant death of Finnera Reed with services led by Rev E D Palmer.
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Fowler, III
Wm. Hyer
Quincy
Minnie Erke
Rollo Hagmeyer
Chicago
T. O. Lewis
Gratia
Leota Stahl
Bessie Barret
Macomb Monay
Fowler School
Lon Waller
Meadsville
Wm. Aneal
Vinalet Voorhis
Minnifred Gagley
Clayton Carter
Fowler
William Niekamp
John Miller
Rickey Ahlemier
W. H. Niekamp
Leona Theron
Esther Koch
Phoebe Ellen Richardson
Moses Richardson
Indiana
I M. Eckard
Swede Metit
Hull
Better Land
Fred
John
Elizabeth Hubbard
James Eckard
Ft. Taylor
Fla
Methodist Church
Wikechapel
Finera May
Harlowe
Agnes Reed
MM. EB
E. D. Palmer
Akerg Cemetery
Firemen Vote to Stay At Posts in Boston Strike
Boston Sept 17 The firemen unions voted to remain at their posts amid the police strike. Gov Coolidge praised the action and urged unity with the AFL. Other unions including telephone operators and typographers are voting on sympathy actions. The Massachusetts militia revival plans enroll 14 000. crime declines but drunkenness arrests rise. a new etching machine for glassware is described.
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Boston
Coolidge
John R. Murphy
Commonwealth
American Federation of Labor
Firemen’s Union
Guy Oyster
Samuel Gompers
Boston Typographical Union
Web Pressmen’s Union
Sweetser
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
State Guard
Milk Producers Trial Jury Selected in Chicago Case
In Chicago district, four veniremen were tentatively accepted as jurors in the trial of eight Milk Producers Association officials from the Chicago area, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois and Indiana. Indicted in 1917 for conspiring to fix milk prices, they pled not guilty. Defense lawyer Charles S Deneen urged return of raid seized documents. motion overruled. Juror selection began. Illinois farm exemption from price fixing argued by Deneen, while prosecutors Michels contend the law did not exist in 1917.
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Chicago
Ills
Tllinois
Association
Illinois
Deneen
Asistant Sitates
Nicholas Michels
Rockford YWCA swimmer completes two miles bound by handcuffs
Mary Brown, Rockford YWCA recreational director, swam two miles in Rock River with hands and feet bound by handcuffs on Tuesday. She finished in forty five minutes, demonstrating notable endurance in a local record attempt.
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Rockford
His
Mary Brown
Rockford Y
Chicago American League inquiry session debate unresolved
An executive session of the Chicago American League club discussed continuing the investigation into gambling at baseball games. President Charlie A Connksner was authorized to proceed, while Johnson faced sharp criticism for withholding information in his possession.
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Chigago
Seria
Tks
Johnson
Wilson Tells Oregon Mavors League Plan
President Wilson visits Ashland California bound stop and discusses the league of nations with Mayor C B Lambkin. An elderly woman voices strong support, saying every mother favors the league covenant and wishing multiple votes.
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Wilson
Oregon _ Mavors
Sen
Northwest
League of Nations
Zionist group outlines Palestine development plan
A Palestine development program was prepared by the Zionist Organization of America in Chicago. The joint executive committees recommended financing and economic industrial growth efforts after briefings by Justice Louis Brandeis and Felix Frankfurter. Plans include land purchase, malaria control, sand encroachment prevention, irrigation, timber supply, and agricultural expansion.
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Chicago
Jewish Commonwealthwin
Palestine
Zionist Organization “of
America
Louis E. Brandies
United States Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Paris
Slayer Sentenced to Life Term in Woeth Case
Kalamazoo Mich Sept 17 Geo S Hocknell confessed killer of Mrs Bessie Woeth whose body was found on railroad tracks west of the city August 2 last was sentenced in circuit court to area imprisonment.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Geo. S. Hocknell
Bessie Woeth
Here
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Ashland
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