Wilson Calls Duty Abroad Amid Great War Fulfillment
In a presidential address, Wilson notes unprecedented troop movements, industrial mobilization, and national unity that propelled the war effort. He praises officers, sailors, and especially women for their vital roles and urges a just peace, postwar reconstruction, and international treaties with Colombia. He discusses economic readjustment, tax plans, and railroading policy, and announces his intention to travel abroad to aid peace negotiations.
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Cable Censorship Ban Ends in France and Germany
A historic shift ends censorship of cable news between France and Germany and the United States. Officials say the move will keep cables and wireless in continuous contact, aiding swift, freer information flow across the sea. The speaker seeks Congress support and promises a brief absence as negotiations proceed.
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Domy Cantrie
Paris
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Congress
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Cheal
Ameriva
To Cure a Cold in One Day At Labor Meeting
An Albert Hall labor meeting ended with chaotic scenes as opposition released chemicals and tear shells into the air. crowds waved red flags while pepper spray caused disruption.
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W. Grove
Landi
Weet
Albert Hall
Mrs Riley Sworn In as County Treasurer First Woman to Hold Office
Mrs Riley took the oath of office as county treasurer in the county commissioners court Monday morning in the presence of about 20 officials and friends. County Clerk Frank Newton administered the oath. Judge R Davis spoke for the officers as they were sworn in. Mrs Riley received a basket of poinsettias and several bougders. She pledged to serve to the best of her ability. Other officers were sworn in with few changes: McNeel moves to Province No 2, Frank Semmes becomes Precinct No, and Bitter remains tax collector with a $200,000 bond. Bonds approved by the court. Bitter’s bond carried the county not liable for the premium of about $800.
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Welock
Frank Newton
R. Davis
Titley
Shudge Davis
McNeel
Provinet
Frank Semmes
Premiers Meet in London Outline Plans
Reported dialogue from a London meeting discusses preventing a German revival in the League of Nations. Dr Dumba argues for German reparation in the postwar order while President Wilson and Austria face appeals for equal justice among small and great powers.
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French leaders hailed in London amid massive crowds
An overpowering, tense welcome greeted Mereaal Foen and Premier Glamenceau as thousands packed routes from Charing Cross to Claridge Hotel. Foch and Clemercean appeared moved. bands played and bells rang in a spontaneous display of gratitude toward the two French statesmen during their London visit. A Cunard liner collided with a tanker near Unileygead. damage to the liner remained undetermined as it proceeded to Liverpool.
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Chienke Daily News
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Claridge Hotel
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Clemercean
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Cunard
Ordana
Unileygead
Qredunn
Liverpool
The New Calomel Fine For Colds and Grippe
Physicians and druggists praise Calor tabs as a quick cure for colds influenza and grippe. One Calotab on the tongue at bedtime purges the system next morning without affect on appetite or work. Ad claims promise purified refined calomel with fewer side effects sold in sealed packages for 3 cents.
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