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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
10
Washington December 1 Senator Borah Idaho decries officials focus on foreign affairs arguing they have neglected pressing home issues amid propaganda. He urges immediate attention to American welfare and economic conditions after years of war and external obligations.
Washington December 1 Admiral Ralph Earle chief of ordnance reports a new gun construction method using hydraulic pressure to radially expand built up weapons. The process aims to reduce section count and cost, maintaining strength, and applies to guns up to six inch rifles but not yet to heavy weapons.
A Paris report notes La Presse de Paris urging Georges Clemenceau to travel to the United States on a mission to strengthen alliance ties. The piece calls him a premier America regards highly and quotes plans for a Washington conference with Mr Hines, plus a note on a Tuesday telegram for a meeting.
A Cleveland meeting of about 500 General Chairmen from four great railroad brotherhoods ended after a week of talks with Director General Hines. They adopted a resolution to send a committee to consider the overtime offer for slow freight service, contingent on elimination of arbitrary and special allowances.
A woman shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after marriage and enabled her to have a child. The letter promotes the remedy for female functional disorders and invites readers to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts, noting 40 years of experience.
Washington Dec 1 dispatch says King Victor Emmanuel will visit the United States next summer and then tour South American nations including Brazil Argentina Uruguay Chile and Peru if the political situation in Italy allows. Premier Nitti will accompany him and the king seeks to renew the cordial exchange sparked by President Wilson’s Rome visit.
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson, American prohibition advocate, had his right eye removed in London after an attack during a prohibition speech on November 15. Doctors say removal was necessary to save the remaining eye and relieve pain, following his being dragged from a platform by students and paraded through streets.
Probate Judge George S Crafts cites creditors to appear in Lexington South Carolina on 5 December 1919 to show why Susan Haynes should not be granted Letters of Administration for the estate of J. Monroe Haynes.
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