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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

10

Move to end debate on peace treaty in Senate

Washington March 5 A definite move to end debate on the peace treaty is expected in the Senate tomorrow Possible move to recommit the treaty to the foreign relations committee or to bring up Article 10 to reach the core of the matter Reservations consideration continued Senator Lodge, angered by Democrats backing the bipartisan conference, says he will offer no more amendments to the Lodge reservations Democrats await White House word on Kellogg’s Article 10 compromise A Wilson acceptance is unlikely if it alters the Lodge plan and the President has said he would not accept a reservation reflecting that principle

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lodge Ban White House Kellogg Wilson

Greece Gains New Territory

London dispatch reports the council of foreign ministers awarding Thrace Smyrna and Adrianople to Greece. The decision followed debate and was officially announced last night with Mari Curzon presiding. Details remain to be worked out including access for Turkish pilgrims and potential demolition of Turkish warships.

ED L. Keen London Council of Foreign Ministers Thrace Smyrna Adrianople Greece Venixelo Mari Curzon Detalle Valda Voevod Romania Chitcherin Soviet Russia

Death of Charles Snyder A Queen Anne High Senior

Charles Cecil Snyder aged 15 died at Seattle General hospital from influenza Thursday night. He was a Queen Anne high school senior, son of George and the late Mrs Snyder of 4417 Ninth Ave North. Survived by his father, mother, a brother Harry, a sister Mrs Hill of North Bend, and another brother John serving in the British army. Funeral scheduled for Sunday with time to be announced.

Charles Cecil Snyder Seattle General Hospital Queen Anne High School George 8. Snyder Harry Snyder Mra. BE Hill North Bend Wash John

Newberry Case Accelerated as Trial Rushes On

Grand Rapids Mich March 6 The trial of Senator Truman H Newberry and five codefendants on election fraud charges moved quickly today The defense called character witnesses at a rapid pace and about twenty witnesses testified in two hours The court ruled that the faith of Newberrys candidacy was not an issue and blocked testimony from George W Miller on letters Newberry wrote to him

Grand Rapids Mich Truman H. Newberry Benatar Newberry Senate George W. Miller Detroit News Miller Newberry

Marmola Fat Reduction Tablets Marketed Abroad

An overseas report promotes Marmola prescription fat reducing tablets as a safe method to shed two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. The catalog claims the tablets are harmless and economical, sold by Marmola Co at 864 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan for one dollar per case.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Taxicab Oasis for Thirsty Folk in the City

Reported to be a common sight in the big city, taxicabs circulate as mobile refineries of strong drinks and first aid tonics. Customers claim high passage costs and illicit activity aboard these vehicles, described as “blind pigs on wheels” weaving through traffic. Authorities and witnesses note the illicit nature of the operations and the deceptive appearances of ordinary transport.

Gilead Bond

Names Are Mere Numbers in 1920 Census Process

Washington March 5 Names have no meaning in the 1920 census counting. Four thousand clerks in a large building tally 110,900,000 people and convert identities into punched cards with sex age nationality and more. Names are not kept. census rules prohibit revealing individual identities.

Washington United States Woodrow Wilson Amering

He'll Swear That It Pays to Advertise

New York report notes Adolph A. Unger silk manufacturer believes in advertising after burglars entered his office and found a sign on the safe reading Books only Don't waste your energy. The sign deterred further interference.

New York Adolph A. Unger

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