Treaty Climax Draws Near in Ratification Fight
Washington Oct 22 The foreign relations committee prepares a resolution of ratification with strong reservations urged by Lodge and allies. Hitchcock leads administration forces aiming to defeat committee reservations and push a substitute to secure two thirds. Debates over mandatories boundary commissions and American representations shape a protracted battle ahead with possible fall amendments.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Hitchcock
Senate
McCumber
Jones
Senator Fall
Orlex Hair Dye Promises Quick, Safe Color Change
An at home hair remedy advertises Orlex powder as a quick solution to turn gray hair black brown or light brown. It claims easy use with distilled water, a refundable $100 gold bond, and safety from silver lead zinc sulfur mercury and coal tar derivatives, promising a twenty year younger look.
Wilson Insists On Doing Work
President Wilson signs several bills at the White House and seeks details on the national industrial conference after receiving a fuller report from Secretary Tumulty. The physicians report the president had a good night and his vital signs remain normal as recovery continues.
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Wilson
Washington
United Presaj
White House
Mra
Tumulty
Traffic Officers Convene Closing Session in Public Safety Building
The National Traffic Officers association held the morning session on the convention's final day. Chief of Police Warren praised the event and foresaw an even larger gathering next year. Officers appointed for next year include Lieut. D. A. Syllwester as president, Chief Joel F. Warren as vice president, Chief N. F. Johnson as secretary, and Sheriff A. W. Sprague as sergeant-at-arms.
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National ‘Traffic Officers’ Association
Warren
D. A. Syllwester
San Francisco
Joel F. Warren
N. F. Johnson
Portland
A. W. Sprague
Twin Falls
Idaho
B. Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilson Warns Industry Men on Cooperation Program
President Wilson urges industry leaders to unite behind a comprehensive program to reduce conflict between employers and employees. He emphasizes a shared goal of advancing American productive capacity through greater cooperation, while acknowledging possible dissent on specific proposals. A conference vote to adjourn sparked debate as labor leaders considered withdrawal.
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America
Heavenly Telescope Tour Offered At University of Washington
A two hour sightseeing trip across the heavens will be held at the University of Washington Observatory Wednesday night starting at 7 30. Prof 8 L Boothroy head of the astronomy department will lead. The public is invited with no admission fee.
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University of Washington Observatory
8. L. Boothroy
Portland Dock Worker Falls 50 Feet to Death
Falls in water leaves Portland dock worker dead after a 50 foot plunge from a dry dock. Doctors believe impact with timber occurred before death, as the body was recovered in the harbor. Trip Ping was climbing over the plank when the accident happened in the thin morning.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Dry Dock
Gingrich
Can You Sing, Sir Apollo Club Seeks Members
The Apollo club meets Mondays at 8 p m in St Mark's church basement Harvard and Spring. It is nonsectarian and seeks new members. Musical director Adam Jardine can be reached at East 6500. He notes Seattle residents may join. Social events and a forthcoming large concert are planned.
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Apollo Club
St. Mark's Church
Harvard
Spring
Adam Jardine
East
Jardine
Seattle
It Is Your Nerves Warner’s Safe Nerve Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Warner’s Safe Nerve as a remedy for nervous exhaustion headaches sleeplessness and irritability. It claims direct action on the nerves no narcotics and safe use with a sample offered for ten cents. Sold by leading druggists with addresses to Rochester New York.
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Warner
Warner’s Safe Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
N, X
Coal Miners and Operators Clash in Second Day Talks
Washington October 22 United Press Miners and operators entered the second day of wage and hour talks with wide gaps evident. The White House signaled possible government operation of mines to avert a nationwide strike, a step viewed as a last resort. Secretary Wilson presided and showed no compromise plan yet while officials seek to avert a November 1 strike.
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Washington
United Preas
White House
Inez
Wilson
Steel production tops forty seven million tons in 1917
The report notes nearly 50 million tons of steel produced in the nation during 1917. An unrelated ad copy promotes Bromo Quinine tablets for cold and flu prevention, featuring a Groves signature on the box.
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Groves
Dr Kings New Discovery Aids Cold Sufferers
Advertising copy touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for sniffles and colds. It claims to check cold symptoms cough and throat tickle and notes decades of market presence with no disagreeable after effects. Prices listed as 60 cents and 1 20 per bottle.
Dr King’s New Life Pils Promoted as Gentle Cleanser
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pils as a gentle yet effective system cleanser. The copy claims toning action and pleasing results and notes the product remains 25 cents a bottle at drug stores.
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lAver
Dr King
Bette
First Class Dentist Promises Sanitary Care and Low Prices
An ad touts a dental office claiming strict sanitation with spotless white attire, state of the art equipment, low prices from high volume, use of top materials, a written ironclad guarantee, and every operator as a certified graduate with a state board certificate displayed.
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State Dental Board
Free Examination for Dental Checkup Offer
Free examination invites you to call and have an expert dentist review your teeth and advise on treatment options. The service is offered without obligation to proceed with any work, emphasizing the importance of dental health.
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