Wilsons uncertain stance on league and treaty debated
Washington observers recount rumors about President Wilson possibly resigning after the election or resubmitting the league treaty with reservations. Officials assess whether he will steer the United States to join, alter, or step away from the alliance terms with Germany, with Bryan touted as influencing the debate.
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L. C
League
Senate
William J. Bryan
Germany
House
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Send Delegates to Land Conference Scheduled in December
Delegates from Sequim Commercials will attend the Logged Off Land conference to be held at the Cham Ve on December 6.
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Land Conference
Sequim
Nightlife in Seattle's alleys with Knapp and Knapp
Journal entry follows detective Knapp raiding Joe Billy's rooms and capturing Kelly alias Jackson, a dope customer, as they search for a missing $5 bill and confront a white addict. The scene shifts to a street vigil with a little girl and a tense arrest as patrol wagon carries prisoners away.
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Stah Knapp
Honest Ab
Knapp
Joe Billy
Billy
Jackson
Kelly
Haswelbind
Koapp
Thaselblad
Girtin
Gus
Masselblad
Central Grammar
Pete McNamee
Higher Freight No Alibi for Hi-Price Increases
Superintendent F P Riefel of the New York Central lines argues freight costs do not justify price hikes. He cites a clothing shipment from New York to Toledo at 49 cents and a Milwaukee to Toledo shoes shipment at 31.5 cents, with modest increases across goods.
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Toledo
F. FP. Riefel
New York Central Lines
New York
Milwaukee
Rain-Fooled Farm Attracts Paying Viewers In West Virginia
In Parkerburg a farm owner charged visitors to witness a rare shower that appeared during a drought. A 20 foot square rain patch drew crowds, with the farmer's son collecting 26 cents from attendees at the gate. He notes the soil shows 1 1/2 feet of sand atop clay, moisture retention explained the phenomenon.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
M. &. Hilleman
Hileman
Evensville class serves Shakespeare with hot dogs
In Evansville on November 6, Mick Lulu Robinson’s high school English class offers a quirky lesson. Students are fed hot dogs and marshmallows in the park before acting parts of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The activity blends food, theater, and learning in one playful session.
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Evansville
Ind
Mick Lulu Robinson
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Clear Velvety Skin
An old advertisement claims Stuart’s Calelurn Wafers clear skin by improving the blood. It touts benefits for pimples discolorations and blemishes and promotes 60 cent packages from druggists. It emphasizes beauty in the modern era and urges readers to try the wafers for a flawless complexion.
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Stuart
One Shot Two Moans and One Bloody Hat
Police probe a midnight car stop in Kansas City Kansas after two men crept into the night a shot rang out and two moans were heard leaving only a bloody hat at the scene authorities search for the vehicle and suspects involved in the incident
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Kansas City
Kan
Traveling salesman continues to feel dizzy relief after Vinci
Mr W A Davia of Huntington Park California became run down with headaches and dizziness. A clerk in an Owl Drug Co store in Los Angeles urged him to try Vinci. Within a month Davia reports marked improvement and renewed strength. Vinci is sold by Swift Drug Co Seattle.
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W. A. Davia
Huntington Park
Calif
Ile
Owl Drug Company
Los Angeles
Vinci
Seattle
Swift Drug Co
Second Ave
Pike
Three Year Terms for Twin Sisters in Theft Ring
London reports Recorder Nilleton sentencing Mia Kate Felix and Mrs. Clara Rheubena twins to three years penal servitude for a series of shop thefts. Kate's husband received nine months for receiving stolen property. The pair, labeled dangerous, have prior short imprisonments.
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London
Nilleton
Mia
Kate Felix
Clara Rheubena
Twina
Kate
Proposals Open for Steam Windlass Delivery to Puget Sound Navy Yard
Proposals will be received by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Washington DC until 10 oclock a m November 19 1920 for delivering a steam windlass to the Puget Sound Navy Yard. Applicants should address proposals to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Yard Puget Sound Wash Samuel Cowan Paymaster General of the Navy. 10-26-20
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Porese
Navy
Washington
Navy Yard
Puget Bound
Ward
Navyard
Wash
Bureau of Supers and Accounts
Ramuel Coowan
the Navy
Shaw Says School System a Fraud in London Speech
Georges Bernard Shaw declares the modern school system a fraud calling it a prison for children. He argues education is needed to save civilization but current schooling provokes opposition to learning.
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London
Georges Bernard Shaw
Will Let Rats Eat Rats Aboard Liner Leviathan
Dr. John Evan Holt Harris, head of Quarantine laboratory, found the liner Leviathan overrun with rats after inspecting it in New York. He deemed fumigation impractical due to many compartments and proposed starving out the rodents by removing all food, expecting smaller rats to starve and be eaten by larger ones.
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New York
John Evan Holt Harris
Laboratory At
Quarantine
Leviathan
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