Opposition to Kellogg treaty begins attack in Washington
Washington Jan 5 The defense rested temporarily in the Kellogg anti war treaty case as opposition demanded reservations to limit the pact from American policy like the Monroe Doctrine. Senator Borah defended the treaty while reservationists, led by Reed and Moses, prepared their extended attack and a vote was expected within a week. The House considered the war department appropriation while hearings on the Fish resolution to ratify the Kellogg treaty continued. King George shows slight improvement after a good night.
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State Tuberculosis Sanatorium To Optional Self Support
Columbus January 5 The state legislative committee on economy in public welfare recommends converting the Mt Vernon tuberculosis sanatorium to a self supporting status. It urges expenses to be paid by counties, with patient costs barred and counties covering if unable to pay. The plan envisions tuberculosis care becoming a county responsibility with Mt Vernon operating under a cooperative arrangement with other counties.
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Seeks Solomon's Gold On July 11 1497 Founders vanish
A historic note claims three Land ish aerials entered left Sattber aay fen to board a balloon Ornen for the North Pole and were never heard of again.
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Our Business F. A. Smith and Bro 201 Elyria Block
A brief item notes the business identity F. A. Smith and Company located at 201 Elyria Block. No further details provided about operations, history, or context.
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Elyria
Hoover Pushes Tariff Plan for Farm Relief and Protection
President elect Hoover argues for complete tariff protection to boost farm relief, via renewed tariff rewriting by the House Ways and Means Committee. He cites high standards and domestic markets, warning foreign competition hurts farmers while US policies raise living costs for consumers. He notes international friction as Argentina Canada Cuba and Denmark trade under favorable terms, affecting sugar butter hides and oils and prompting fear of higher duties.
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Herbert Hoover
House Ways and Means
Congress
Huizibethton, Tenn
Hoover
America
Argentina
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Canada
Cuba
Philippines
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Pampas
Denmark
New York
Kansas City
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Murray Likely Named Chairman of County Board
Charles D. Murray sits in the middle of a four-year term and is expected to be elected chairman of the Board of County Commissioners at the organization meeting Monday.
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Charles D. Murray
Board of County Commissioners
Lottery Charter Granted to Louisiana State Lottery
The Louisiana State Lottery, established in New Orleans, received a state charter in 1868 signaling formal regulatory recognition for its operations.
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Franklin H. Tanner Dies In Columbus At 70
Franklin H. Tanner 70 secretary of the Ohio State Millers Association died suddenly at his Columbus home after a bout with influenza and related complications. Physicians reported extremely weak heart action. A prominent figure in state agriculture, he aided farm condition movements. His son Wilson P. Tanner belongs to the Tanner Gross milling firm in New York. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Columbus
Frank H. Tanner
Ohio State Millers 'Association
Tanner
Wilson P. Tanner
Tanner- Gross Milling Firm
New York
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets Ad
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets promise prompt relief from head colds without grinding or buzzing in the head. Chocolate seated easy to take. Available from all druggists postpaid for 35 cents. Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Meetings in Capital Bring Two Women’s Club Events
Two forthcoming Washington events feature women leaders. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs boards meet January 9 to 11 with Mrs. John F. Sippel presiding. On January 15 the fourth national conference on the Cause and Cure of War convenes with Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt officiating.
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D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John F. Sippel
Carrie Chapman Catt
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