Senator Lewis predicts Wilson will favor socialization of all resources
J Hamilton Lewis said President Wilson will declare for socialization of all resources including railroads coal and oil. He argued public agencies serving government uses should be under a system that serves all society without discrimination and said this plan will feature in the president's next message.
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Chicago
United Press
J. Hamilton Lewis
Wilson
Lewis
Johnson Will Continue Tour Against League Pact
Senator Johnson tours Lincoln and Duluth after a rousing Lincoln rally where about 4,000 heard him oppose the treaty League of Nations. He criticizes President Wilson for forcing a high level of internationalism and cites Britain and Japan as failures in Paris discussions.
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Lincoln
Neb
United Press
Johnson
Northwest
Duluth
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Whistling Banned in Iceland Seen as Divine Law Breach
Report notes a ban on whistling in Iceland interpreted as a breach of divine law. Authorities caution residents to refrain while honoring cultural beliefs. The article discusses the tension between superstition and modern behavior in public spaces.
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Iceland
Wilson Appeals to Women for Treaty Ratification at San Francisco
President Wilson addressed 1400 women at the Palace Hotel urging ratification of the peace treaty. He said the hour is critical and that America must lead for justice, noting women support to save sons from war and warning against staying out. He questioned male reluctance and pressed for unity.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Wilson
Women's League For
United States
America
Colgate Chief Richard F. Colgate Dead at 65
Richard F. Colgate president of Colgate and Company Jersey City died at his West Orange home yesterday at age 65. His leadership spanned decades guiding the soap and chemical firm with ties to New Jersey industry. He was widely known in business circles.
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Orange
N. J
Richard F. Colgate
Colgate & Co
Jersey City
West Orange
Four Hurt In Auto Crashes In Tacoma
Four persons were slightly injured in separate automobile accidents Thursday night in Tacoma. Gladys Porath was bruised and injured about the head in a collision between A A Aubrey’s car and P J Donahue’s vehicle on Marginal Way. Donahue sprained an ankle. J T Booker also sprained an ankle when struck by M W Lewis’s car at Western Avenue and Union Street. Bernice Chilinski received a cut about the head when the windshield of her father’s car shattered after skidding into a telephone pole at Western Avenue and Seneca Street.
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Gladys Porath
Tacoma
A. A. Aubrey
P. J. Donahue
Donahue
J. T. Booker
34Th Ave
M. W. Lewis
W. 40Th
Two-Gun Bandit Robs Bank in Montana With Gats
LEWISTON Mont Sept 14 A lone unmasked bandit with two guns robbed the Bank of BuffaloMont $600 and fled into the countryside. Posses search the area for the culprit. escape route unknown.
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Lewiston
Mont
Bank of
Buffalo
Read to Discuss Seattle's Health
Dr. H. M. Read city health commissioner and Dr. J. B. Crichton will discuss Seattle health problems and needs next Monday night at a Seattle Reconstruction Forum meeting at Meeves' cafeteria.
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H. M. Read
J. B. Crichton
Seattle
Seattle Reconstruction Forum
Meeves
Call Out Militia to Protect Cars in Camden
Camden mayor orders 300 militiamen to quell disorder over the zone fare plan on streetcars. Six hundred motormen and conductors refuse to operate cars, citing fear of mob violence.
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Camden
N. J
Ellis
Wilson Answers Key Questions On League’s China, Ireland Role
President Wilson, greeted riotously in San Francisco, outlined League of Nations positions in response to local queries. He emphasized US unanimity in council votes, promised Shantung’s restoration to China, and clarified Ireland self determination within the covenant.
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United Press
San Francisco
Wilson
Oakland
Willson
League of Nations
League
Council
United States
British Empire
Congress
China
Shantung
England
Ireland
Costs Carl Antti Learning Poker Turns Odd Tale
Carl Antti of 233 Wistlake avenue reportedly paid 150 dollars to learn poker after meeting two men in a First avenue soft drink shop. He now tells police about the experience, naming his guides as the friendly disciples of Hoyle. A separate note mentions Lake Poppo in Bolivia with no visible outlet.
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Carl Antti
Wistlake Ave
First Ave
Hoyle
Poppo
Bolivia
Silk and wool fabrics offered at Bon Marche outlet
Yard-Wide Silk Mixed Crepes priced 45c per yard in emerald, navy, rose and more. Black Satingood at 1.75 a yard. 56-Inch All-Wool Coatings 2.95, coatings and suit fabrics in brown green gray taupe henna. 56-Inch Wool-Mixed Serge 1.25. 40-42-Inch All-Wool Dress Goods 2.25, navy rose Pekin blue Labrador cardinal wistaria and others.
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Copenhagen
Wistaria
BON Marche
Forest
Whole Carload of Trunks Bags and Suit Cases On Sale
A large selection of luggage offered at special prices to move fast. Canvas trunks 28 to 32 inches, fiber and leather options, with sizes and prices ranging from 2.75 to 17.50. Includes 16 to 18 inch bags and 24 inch fiber matting suit cases with straps. Basement location noted.
Styles in Sturdy Shoes for Misses and Children
Readable features describe durable footwear for Misses and Children emphasizing comfort, fit, and attractive design. The text outlines shoes made to wear well and look good with an emphasis on sturdy construction and graceful appearance.
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Omaha
U. S
Paris
Great Britain
Japan
Fitnelf
R. F. Colgate
BON March
Ibarrgain Basement
Peace Conference
TU A
Black Manufacturing Company
Norfolk
Grace
Komfort
Children’s Shor
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