Hughes Charms Woman Writer With Warm Tropical Smile
New York June 24 Nixola Greeley Smith reports on meeting Republican candidate Charles Evans Hughes at the Hotel Astor. She notes his cordial demeanor, polished appearance, and steady public image, contrasting his temperate welcome with the political spotlight. The piece captures social textures around the 1920 campaign and mentions Hughes planned nomination and public reception.
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Nixola Greeley Smith
New York
Ax Charlo
Ewels
Watt
Wilson Wax
Ad Charles
Maplin
Nooneralt
Hotal Anstor
Equator
Charlen Kvane
Huehen
Aniie
Hotel Astor
Hughes
Republica
Ann
Charles Evann T Wrigher
Roagevelt
Wien
Low Salaries Threaten U.S. Consular Efficiency
A National Foreign Trade Committee report warns that low pay and poor facilities for American diplomats and consuls hinder global diplomacy. It urges higher salaries, permanent pay adjustments, and building purchases to modernize embassies and consulates, noting self funding through con sular revenue and the need to preempt adverse European policy shifts.
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Europe
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Council
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Howell says Nery-Worth aids appetite and energy
A letter by Foft H. Howell, Pal ace Furniture Co., proclaims Nery-Worth improves appetite, breakfast, and work stamina after four years of poor appetite. He claims better rest and nerve relief, and endorses the product for nerves and indigestion. He urges others to try it and notes a money-back offer if no help.
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Churten Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Mainumillion Kiren
Mtr
Anthony
Eitan
Cady Btanton
Lucretia Mor Rinalden
Runnon
Eesual Society
Mary Tonnelly
Queena County Penitentiary
HHS
Hughes, Pened
Miew Donnelly
Queen County
Mina Donnelly
Plpir Patnlen
Neagien
Tuehes
Minn Donnelly
Hughen
Alner
Woodrow
Wilton
Sttizan
Palace Furniture Co
Thin City
Sterling-New York
Joseph A. Anglady
Sterling Motor Co
Letroit
Scrippa Booth
Open Door policy urged as Panama and lease issues loom
A National Foreign Trade Council committee warns that crises threaten the Open Door policy as the government contemplates a new $100,000 appropriation for a Panama diplomatic building. The report argues against renting until a permanent, properly housed mission is established, citing international prestige and the need to attract business through exhibitions.
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National Foreign Trade Council
Muartis Xe
Wim- Hink
United States
Congress
Senate
House
State Department
Panama
Legation
Spain
Cuba
Harare
Coumition
Ireislacion
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
New York City
Albart. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
CM. Surlinte
American Locomotive Nls Corporation
M.A Cundin
Forblan
General Electric Company
Schemectady
Wile Lard Straight
American International Corporation
Robert J. Patchin
National Foreign ‘Trade Council
New ‘York City
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Leland Jerome Powell
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Furan
China
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Hupp Motor Car
Sterling Automobile Manufacturing Company
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Britten Empire Motors Limited
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