Clark Seeks Remedy for President Elect Death Scenario
Washington November 7 Champ Clark former Speaker of the House proposes bills to address what happens if a president elect dies before inauguration. He outlines three critical dates and possible scenarios including electors meeting and Congress counting votes, and suggests state governors or the Secretary of State could authorize retrying the electoral process to prevent a constitutional gap.
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Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Owith
United States
Electoral Colleges
Houses of Congress
Clark
Horsage Greeley
Grant
Congress
United States District Court
Electoral College
Secretary
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Special Election Commission
Columbus
Washington
Red Cross Christmas Seals Girl Appeals For Tuberculosis Fight
Beverly Hayes urges buying Red Cross Christmas Seals to protect children and workers from tuberculosis. She cites one million aided by seals and notes last year 150000 TB victims, including 12000 children, arguing sales will reduce deaths and push TB toward oblivion like smallpox and leprosy.
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Beverly Hayes
Red Cross
United States
Commercial Printing Offer Promises Best Line and Reasonable Prices
Local printer invites orders with a promise of high quality line work at fair rates. The message stresses customer business and offers to prove capability through next job.
Indestructible Na varre Pearls Arrive In New Shipment
A large shipment of Na varre Indestructible Pearls arrives in pink white and cream. Prices run 35 percent lower than comparable quality pearls. Window display features pearls manicure sets sterling vanity cases mesh bags and a wide array of jewelry items including rings watches brooches cuff buttons and more.
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Navarre
Red Cross Christmas Seals Fund Tuberculosis Fight
National Tuberculosis Association and the Red Cross announce 650 million seals on sale starting December 1 to fund tuberculosis education and control. Health Bonds will supplement funding for large contributors, with state quotas totaling over 6.5 million dollars and a wide distribution plan.
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Red Cross
Emily P. Bissell
Wilmington
Delaware
Jacob Riis
Norway
Bissell
American Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
America
United States
Volunteers Sought to Fight Tuberculosis Under Red Cross Seal Drive
National Tuberculosis Association calls for volunteers to support an intensive educational campaign against tuberculosis. The drive is funded by Red Cross Christmas Seals with 650 million seals planned for sale. Local associations offer data and welcome inquiries to join the nationwide effort.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
United States
Double barred Cross adopted seventeen years ago
The double barred Red Cross marks seventeen years this month since the emblem was adopted in October 1902 by the International Anti-Tuberculosis Association in Berlin. Dr. G Sersiron of Paris proposed it, combining Croix de Lorraine and the Greek Catholic cross to symbolize charity and humanity.
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International Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Berlin
G. Sersiron
Paris
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Senate rejects League of Nations role and bolshevik fears
The text notes the U S Senate denying participation in the League of Nations obligations and predicts nations must defend their own interests. It also accuses Mexico of many faults, including being a gateway for Bolsheviks to spread revolution into the United States.
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League of Nations
U. S. Senate
United States
Mexico
Uncle Sam
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