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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

4

Hoover backs Treaty ratification without Article 10

Article summaries Hoover urging Republicans to support ratification of the treaty without Article 10 to avoid a military alliance. He argues the league’s aim is nonbinding moral responsibility, not enforcing military commitments, and contrasts Democratic defense of the league with sustaining U S autonomy in foreign affairs.

Republican Herbert Ees Olerson New York Evening Post Today Ngaate League Hoover Republican Party Democratic Party United States

Arkansas suffrage worker delegates for Palmer nomination

Mrs. T. T. Cotham, an Arkansas suffrage worker and a delegate to the Democratic convention in San Francisco on May second, supports the nomination of Mitchell Palmer.

T. T. Cotham San Francisco Mitchell Palmer

Hoover outlines League of Nations role in military alliance

The text discusses international cooperation via the league covenant as a potential military alliance. Hoover argues the league can curb aggressiveness through moral and economic disapproval, while armament reduction remains essential. He warns nations may doubt a league asking for sacrifice of human life and stresses limiting armament to police purposes.

Hoover League League Council

They Simply Don’t Know What Genuine Beauty Is

New York June 25 A U S Lucy Fox declares real beauty lies in American women after returning from Paris. She criticizes European and English fashion as inferior, praises American style and figures, and says Fifth Avenue represents real people and beauty.

New York America Lucy Fox France Paris Miss Fox England Italy Fifth Avenue

British Army Exonerates Dyer in Amritsar Massacre

The British army council reports General R B H Dyer fully exonerated for ordering troops to fire on unarmed Indian civilians in Amritsar. The Amritsar massacre left about 500 dead and 1,500 wounded, with India Office urging dismissal.

London British Army Council R. BD. H. Dyer Punjab India India Office Army Council Dyer Amritsar

Gerard predicts Irish freedom in six months

Former ambassador James W Gerard aboard the Massachusetts Special declares that Ireland will be granted freedom within six months as a condition for U S entry into the League of Nations. He suggests a Cuba like interim liberty with eventual independence and urges terms tied to protecting seas and property.

Massachusetts San Francisco James W Gerard Germany League of Nations Unit States Faglan Ireland Gerard Cuba England Soren

Cheek Dancing Banned in Washington Schools

In Washington on June 25 authorities ban cheek dancing in public schools after complaints from parents about high school class night dances. The school board deems the practice vulgar and unsuitable for an educational setting, joining shimmies and bunny hops in the restricted list.

Washington Mmammas Papas Ball

Health board seeks precinct registrars amid applicant shortage

Officials of the board of health report difficulty filling precinct registrar posts required by state law. They say the workload is light, yet few applicants have come forward for death and birth reporting duties as mandated.

Board of Health Groves

Gerard comments on convention action and prohibition

Mr. Gerard predicted the convention would ratify proposals with or without reservations and said the open saloon must not return. He spoke briefly while en route to France, offering a rare remark about his candidacy and moving on.

England Gerard Fran

After Illness Ziron Iron Tonic Promises Restored Strength

An ad explains recovery after serious illness by eating nourishing food, getting air and activity, and taking ZIRON Iron Tonic three times daily. It claims iron loss during illness weakens defenses and urges adherence per doctor advice, noting no secret remedy.

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