Open sessions planned for Senate treaty debate
United Press reports plans to open the senate foreign relations committee hearings on the peace treaty. Senator Jones will seek a resolution for public access in the large room, with Secretary Lansing and peace mission experts to testify if the move passes.
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Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jones
New Mexico
Lodge
Wilson
Lansing
State Department
Johnson
California
League of Nations
Paria
Sulzer Returns to Washington City
Dr. Hans Sulzer Swiss minister to the United States left Seattle Wednesday morning for Washington D C after spending time in the city studying American business management and Alaskan trade prospects.
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Hans Sulzer
United States
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Woman Wins Argument By Tears, Man Concedes
A witty remark notes that a woman can overpower a man in any dispute by emotional tears. The line implies tears as a decisive tactic in conflicts and debates.
Senator Moses Attacks Peace Treaty In Senate Speech
In Washington on July 2 Senator Moses of New Hampshire labeled the peace terms with Germany worse for the United States than the league of nations. He cited commissions under the treaty and argued the league covenant could be dissected from the treaty, challenging President Wilson’s stance and warning of immediate adverse consequences.
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Senate
Germany
Mosen
New Hampshire
United States
League of Nations
League
Moses
Wilson
New York
Versailles
Secretary Lansing Declines Resignation Rumors
Secretary of State Lansing, arriving from Brest aboard the Rotterdam, refused to comment on the Shantung affair and said he will not resign. He noted being out of touch with developments and cited a garbled message from Paris as contributing to rumors about his fate.
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Lansing
Brest
Rotterdam
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Paris
Princess Mary Adopts Parasol Hat Craze
In London on July 23 Princess Mary joins the Parasol hat craze sparked by French sisters. She purchases several new Creations for Ascot featuring wide white lace brims, parasol edges, and satin bows. Cretonne trimmed Paris hats and Leghorn hats with cretonne flowers are popular, with a lemon pedal straw hat gaining notice for its tiny and double frilled brim.
Fall Proves Fatal for Seattle Pioneer Realty Dealer
Alver Robinson a 63 year old pioneer realty dealer of Seattle died at Providence hospital from internal injuries after he fell from a log while berry picking at his Vashon Island home Saturday. Born in Nashville in 1856 he came to Seattle in 1888 and formed Robinson Thierne and Morris. He is survived by his widow and son Walter Robinson of the Hainsworth Motor Co Tacoma. The body is at Bonney Watson chapel. Funeral date not announced.
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Pioneer
Seattle
Providence Hospital
Vashon Island
Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Robinson, Thierne and Morris
Walter Robinson
Hainsworth Motor Co
Tacoma
Bonney Watson
Workers keep inns form beer clubs
London July 23. As a result of drink difficulties some big provincial cities now possess beer clubs to the extent that scarcely a street is without one. Members are working men numbering from 100 to 600 each. One Yorkshire club started a few weeks ago has enrolled over 1,500. When public houses close patrons resort to clubs with beer on tap during lawful hours.
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London
Yorkshire
Wasteful Destruction Of Fish At Ports Cited
Liverpool, July 23. Alderman Sheimerdine told the health committee that large quantities of fish are being destroyed for fertilizer due to labor troubles causing non delivery. The waste has drawn concern from local officials and port workers.
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Liverpool
Sheimerdine
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Robb at Seattle Thursday
Mrs Julia Robb 97 died at home 106 Fidelgo St. Funeral services set for Thursday. Born in Ohio she came to Seattle 30 years ago. Remains at Georgetown Undertaking parlors. Survived by son Ilbur Robb a daughter Mrs Oliver and sister Mrs Lucretia Wilson of Odegsa Michigan.
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Julia Robb
Fidalgo St
Robb
Ohio
Seattle
Georgetown
Ilbur FF
Skin diseases blamed on impure blood claim
A marketing notice promotes S. S. S. as a purely vegetable cure for eczema and skin eruptions tied to bad blood. It claims external washing cannot cure and urges taking S. S. S. from a druggist, with medical advice offered by the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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