Lydecker Testimony On Loyalty Claims At House Probe
Col Charles E Lydecker president of the National Security League testifies before a House committee about a test chart that lists congressmen votes through 1917. He says local congressmen backed president's measures then, and reflects on motives of voting during the wartime period. He identifies as a Democrat.
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Lydecker
Reed clashes with Becker in Hun spy probe session
Senate committee confronts Alfred L. Becker deputy attorney in New York and Major Humes over secrecy and sources in German propaganda inquiry. Becker refuses to name investigators citing secret service work, while Reed presses for truth about Hearst connections and disputed statements.
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Warring by Lodge on Walson's 14 Points
A war of words unfolds as a lodge addresses Walson's 14 points in a continued discussion from the previous page. The debate centers on policy principles and procedural critiques within the lodge ranks.
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Walson
Wilson sees peace terms may hinge on league and seas rights
Senate debates focus on Wilsons fourteen points and a future league of nations while Lodge and others urge postponement. Indemnities to Germany discussed, with US shares tied to submarine losses and Lusitania. Spain Italy and France relations featured as touring plans and diplomacy shape postwar order.
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Veteran Clown Clark Dies In Toledo Home
Toledo dispatch notes Clark a veteran of the circus and longtime Ringling Brothers clown died at his home after an illness of three years. He was 50.
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Ohio
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BE. Clark
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Ringling Brothers
Bernard Nadal Baker Dies in Santa Barbara
Bernard Nadal Baker of Baltimore shipping expert died in a Santa Barbara hospital after a three day illness. He had served on the shipping board and retired amid a controversy with William Denman.
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Allied Air Convention Drafted For International Meeting
London dispatch reports the British air board has drafted articles for an international air convention to be submitted to the Allies. Lord Weir, secretary of state for the air forces, announced the draft as a record to convene an international air peace to be convened.
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