Wilson's Words Clear Up Doubt on League of Nations
President Wilson garners ovations on a Pacific coast swing praising the League of Nations. He dispels doubts raised by Hiram Johnson over sovereignty and China policy as he travels toward the capital. The trip, marked by enthusiastic crowds in California, underscores broadened support for the pact.
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Mount Clemens News Bureau Renamed The Independent News Bureau
The Mount Clemens News Bureau, long reporting on President Wilson's tour for the League of Nations to 5,500 papers, has adopted a new name and will operate as The Independent News Bureau.
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Wilson Wins Over Californians on League of Nations
The article portrays President Wilson answering Johnson’s objections to the League, swaying California voters to back the President. It notes public opinion shifted, with Johnson’s tour losing support, and explains the Shan Tung dispute and League safeguards. It highlights warnings against future wars and the cooling off periods, concluding with broad support across Nevada and Utah.
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Local residents visit relatives across towns in weekend travel
Phislip Amiss and family from Hountington spend hours at Hannah Armey home. Misestella Amiss of Laketon joins visits with John Holdeman and Alma Yount relatives. Various locals hosted and visited relatives in Claypool, Wabash, Akron, and North Manchester during the weekend. Subscriptions urged for the Record.
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James Meloy urges residents around Silverake to try Bliss Native Herb Fablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney delugements. 200 doses are for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake priced at $1.
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