Senate resumes treaty review but stalls for week
In Washington, the peace treaty was reintroduced in the Senate but set aside after suspending rules by a bipartisan vote of 34 to 29 with 9 Republicans opposing. The measure went to the Foreign Relations Committee, with Lodge urging a report next week, while the irreconcilables signaled continued opposition and strategic delay. The session aimed to remove cloture and reopen debate, yet no firm agreement emerged as factions prepared further maneuvering.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations
Con- Abtess
Lodge
Republicas
Norris
Nebraska
Marshall
Teader
Joel Lonegran Faces Probate Court Hearing On Insanity Charge
Joel Lonegran, a resident of the Waverly hotel, is scheduled for a probate court hearing this morning on a charge of insanity.
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Joel Lonegran
Waverly Hotel
Back Pain Relief Claim From A Single Trial Bottle
A reader describes back pain from lumbago or sciatica and recommends a small trial bottle of a product sold at drug stores. The ad claims quick relief after one use, with no burning or skin color change, and promises lasting ease from sore backs.
Mayor Eldridge Rejects Sunday Opening For Theaters
The council deadlocked on granting Sunday operating rights for picture shows. A tie vote broke when Mayor Eldridge opposed the substitute to refer the matter to voters with the park bond election. Proponents argued the election would guide council. objectors pressed for action to call the vote.
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Eldridge
Tay
Breckenridge
Martin
Channell
Bussel
Munson
Ll. G. Kirkman
McGinnis
Kirkman
Council
Master plumbers work themselves as union others locked out
Master plumbers are handling the Swank project with outside help after union members refused to return. Management warned they would discharge all union plumbers if work did not resume. Building trades council is seeking a settlement but no adjustment by late last night. Speculation grows about other crafts' stance in the lockout.
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Building “Trades Council
Oratorio Society Meets at Parish Hall Tonight
The oratorio society will meet at the Parish hall this evening at 7 30 for the study of Gaul s Holy City Henry Barratty director expects a full attendance
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Oratorio Society
Gaul
Hanry Barratty
Hansen Woman Mary Simmons Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Simmons of Hansen died yesterday morning from a complication of diseases. The body is at the De Witt undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Mary Simmons
Hansen
de Witt
Sherritt Wood Elected President in Moscow Meeting
Sherritt Woody of Moscow was elected president at a meeting attended by Robert O. Jones, J. D. Foster, Harry Raymone, Jesse Freenan, and Wallace. The session, described by Mr. Sprague as focusing on traffic, discussed and acted on pertinent matters.
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Sherritt’ Woody
Moscow
Sprague
Men’s Association
Robert O. Jones
Department of Law, “Enforcement Bureau ‘of Constabulary
J .D. Foster
North Idaho
Harry. Raymone
Hudson Six Supreme in Distinction and Power
Thousands chose it for beauty and charm while praising Hudson Super-Six for mechanical superiority. It combines quiet elegance with reserve power, saving gear changes and offering strong hill performance. Demand has outpaced supply, with many waiting months for desired modules.
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Jally
Jesse
Geo. Dow
Howard Hall
Henry. Kistemeacher
Eugene Delard
Majestic
Hudson
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Opera
Johnson Auto Sales Company, Inc
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