South and World News Roundup From 1919 Era
The report surveys postwar diplomacy and conflicts with notes on Jugoslav Italian tensions the German peace treaty and Italian ratification prospects. It covers Belgian financial treaties Luxembourg France and Baltic blockade plans plus American actions in Siberia and Armenia.
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Supreme Council
Jugo-Slav
Jugoslav
Rome
Italy
Luxembourg
Belgium
France
George Tchitchenrin
Bullitt
United States
Graves
Siberia
Rozanoff
Priamur
L. J. Johns
217H
Benjamin Sperling
3St
Kalmikoff
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
George Washington
Wilson
Martial Law Declared as Federal Troops Garrison Gary Area
Federal troops arrived in Gary Indiana and East Chicago to quell a tense steel mill strike zone. General Wood assumed command after Gov Goodrich requested aid, deploying 1000 troops in motor trucks. State troops pulled back to Indiana Harbor and East Chicago as a large striker parade took place.
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Chicago
Ind
Smith
James Goodrich
Leonard Wood
Central Division
United States Army
Gary
Fourth
Wood
Goodrich
Indiana Harbor
Queen Elizabeth Enchanted by Niagara Falls Visit
The Belgian queen, on a Buffalo visit, expressed delight at the Falls of Niagara and recalled the spectacle with fond remarks to her entourage. The royal greeting was cordial and semi military, but the memory of the falls lingered longest with her majesty.
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Buffalo
Niagara
Great Falls
Northern literature blamed for Negro riots report
Washington authorities consider race hate cartoons and editorials from New York and Chicago papers inciting violence. Southern congressmen urge action under the espionage act as officials weigh suppressing publications to prevent race wars in states with large Black populations.
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Washington
Department of Justice
I. W. W. Money
Attorney General
New York
Chicago
Turkish crisis spurs alarm for peace conference
Paris reports the new Turkish situation after the cabinet resignation causing French circles concern. The government’s downfall is blamed on Mustafa Kemal’s nationalist forces occupying Konia, with estimates placing their strength around 300,000 men.
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Paris
Turkey
Konich
Mustapa Kemal
Five Wounded in Riots at Oakland Terminal
Five men were wounded during rioting at the Oakland terminal as San Francisco Oakland railroad workers attempted to resume street car traffic on the sixth day of the strike. Police Captain W. F. Woods was among the injured.
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Oakland Terminal
Oakland
Cal
W. F. Woods
San Francisco-Oakland
Senator McCumber Charges Deception by Opposition
Washington Senator McCumber a Republican from North Dakota accuses opponents of fanning prejudice and of deceiving about voting power in the League of Nations. He says Britain and colonies would have six votes to the United States one and denounces the Johnson amendment proposals.
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Washington
Great Britain
League of Nations
United States
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Johnson
California
Paderewski Says He Has Forgotten How to Play
Paris interview after Austria treaty signing reveals Ignace Paderewski confesses to forgetting how to play the piano. Journalists question his politics and Polish leadership with a final prompt asking about his art. He confirms he has given it up.
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Paderewski
Piano
Paris
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Premic
Poland
Cardui credited by Mary Steen son for relief from nervousness
In McKinney Texas Mary Steen son recalls a six week bed period with nerves and weakness. After using Cardui she reports marked improvement within two weeks and full recovery after several bottles, praising the remedy as life saving. The piece also notes a memorial visit to Pikefly at Green Hill cemetery and a friendship with a neighbor.
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McKinney
Texas
Mary Steenson
Dan
Cardui
Cardus
Ady
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns Mothers
An old advertisement warns mothers that "California Fig Syrup" is a safe laxative for children. It touts a fruity taste and urges parents to use the exact product name on the package to ensure a harm free stomach and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Summer Cold Treatment Advertisement
A summer cold advice column recommends bed rest if possible and Boschee Syrup to ease cough and chest congestion. If in bed is not possible, avoid drafts and sudden changes, eat simple foods, and take occasional Boschee's Syrup. The ad claims a safe American remedy sold in stores for over fifty years.
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America
His Favorite Play Notes by Edith and Charles Jiles
The dialogue sketches two fans, Edith the theater-minded and Charles the baseball aficionado, discussing favorite plays and a hooked second-base slide. Their playful exchange hints at shared interests and a light sports theater crossover.
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Edith
Jiles
Charles
Elixir Babek touted as malaria tonic in parish notices
Rev Szymanowrsih of Stephen's Church Perth Amboy N J praises Elixir Balek as a magic tonic that drives malaria and fever from the system. The product priced 50 cents and sold by all druggists or via parcel post from Kleczewski 400 Washington.
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Szymanovrsih
Stephen's Church
Perth Amboy
N. J
By. Parcel Post
Kleczewski
Washington
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