Treaty reservations draw sharp lines in Senate debate
The article discusses American reservations to Article X of the Versailles treaty, Republican opposition, and President Wilson's stance. It notes that Senate rejection on March 19, 1920, opposed entangling alliances and highlights reactions from Republicans, Democrats, and foreign press. It reflects on Fourteen Points and Secretary Lansing’s testimony about their lack of Paris discussion.
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James Cox
Cox
Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
Paris
Congress
Belgium
Alsace-Loraine
France
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Roumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Turkey
Poland League of Nations
Lansing
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
Senate
United States
Spain
Gareth
Maceo
England
Ireland
Reed
Missouri
America
Cornwallis
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Lord Grey
ML Jusserand
Tedge
Graysville Notices of Local Moves and Meetings
John Lund on business visit visits Graysville last Thursday. Golden Monk repainting Robert Crow's residence. Dr. Durham on business visit last Thursday. Richard Johnston hauling gravel for repairs. Ernest Thornberry moved to Coalmont to work at a powder mill. Brother Johnson attended Vincennes annual conference last week and conducted Ed Hardy funeral. Tom Mayer resigns from Dix Lumber Co to work at the Reliance mine. Clint Harris transacted business here last Thursday. A group including F H Badger and others motored to Vincennes for Methodist conference service. Miss Flossie Thompson returned from Indianapolis. Chas Harris delivering coal from the Reliance mine. Mr and Mrs Simeon Yager vacationed at Lafayette. O H Burke returned from Ohio last Friday. Miss Ruby Ransford visiting home folks. teaching in Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lund
Golden Monk
Robert Crow
Dr. Durham
Richard Johnston
Ernest Thornberry
Coalmont
Bro. Johnson
Vincennes
Ed Hardy
Tom Mayer
Dix Lumber Co
Lafayette
O. H. Burke
Ohio
Ruby Ransford
Carlisle
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union Tie Year 84.59
Two Indiana newspapers report a year of 84.59 in a joint item involving the Terre Haute Star and the Sullivan Union. The brief notes local circulation figures and shared editorial milestones for 1984.
Local Social Roundup From Sullivan and Nearby
Mrs. Durham and granddaughter Mary Agnes visit Sullivan. Mary Mann attends Urbana. O. T. Collier and wife in Sullivan. Mable Nowlin stays with parents. Will Watson family in Mercra. Emmett Nowlin improving. Emerson Watson family at William Springer. Florence Bragdon and son Warren at Warren Watson. Lemons Ransted moves to O. T. Collier farm. Ladies Air to serve lunch at Arnett sale Friday. James Durham and wife dine with Dr. Durham.
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O. T. Collier
Sullivan
Mable Nowlin
Will Watson
Mercra
Emmett Nowlin
Emerson Watson
William Springer
Florence Bragdon
Warren
Warren Watson
Lemons Ransted
Ladies Air
Arnett
James Durham
Dr. Durham
Local Happenings in Graysville to Plainville Transfer
Local items note QO. M. Deal, former Graysville pastor, moves from Monroe City to Plainville by the Methodist conference. Co. F. Whitlock and family plan wintering in Lake Helen Florida. Mrs. M. L. Watson visits relatives, formerly Miss Mary Love. Will Hays and son return from Michigan. Mrs. Hummel and son to Washington D C. for a visit. Archie Lovelace undergoes appendectomy at the county hospital. Charles L. Lloyd sells clothing business interest to Thomas Lloyd and may move to this city. John C. Chaney family and Rev W E Gray attend Vincennes Presbytery in Jasper. Tom Springer buys interurban pool room. D J Watson sells Dixie Bee Line restaurant. Mrs Lou Whitman and Mrs Sabina Bee Davis visit relatives.
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QO. M. Deal
Graysville
Monroe City
Plainville
Daviess County
Methodist Conference
Co. F. Whitlock
Fairbanks Township
Lake Helen
Fla
Whitlock
M. L. Watson
San Bardino
Cal
George Love
Mary Love
Carlisle
J. M. Watson
California
Josephine Miles
Cassie Buzzard
Chicago Heights
Will H. Hays
Will, Jr
Michigan
Will Hummel
Harold
Washington, D. C
Archie Lovelace
Charles L. Lloyd
Farmersburg
Thomas Lloyd
Sullivan Union and Terre Haute Daily Tribune Item
Brief item notes a one year isi ww be related to Sullivan Union and Terre Haute Daily Tribune with Sewee as context.
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Sullivan Union
Terre Haute Daily Tribune
Sullivan Union Daily and
Sunday Tribune
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W. V. Jennings Lumber Co
Davis Hotel
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Sullivan County Farmers
Addison Drake
Sullivan County
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Farmersburg, Ind
MR. Farmer
Harry C. Buff Gill
New Lebanon
Merom College
Jesse Walters
Haddon
Clyde C. Shields Turman
ED Gaskins
Curry Township
Cecil Johnson Fairbanks
Fairbanks
J. P. Curry
Jackson Township No. 2
Frank Mason
Hamilton
Sullivan Court House
Cass
Pleasantville
Behe
Japan
American Senate
THE
Terre Haute Star
Thompson
Silks
Hoosier Bargain Store
Service
Big Springs
Studebaker
Dixon-Harbaugh Co
West
Washington St
Lizzie Crawford
Terrey Haute Daily Star
Sewee
Indianapolis News
Globe Democrat
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