Johnson Continues Attack On Wilson In South Dakota
Senator Hiram Johnson of California argued in Sioux Falls that the League of Nations covenant would establish a new U S government. He said only England has ratified while other major powers have not acted, urging delay and disclosure of secret commitments before any ratification. The crowd, large and standing, heard critiques of White House pressure and hurried action on the treaty.
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Sioux Falls
Hiram J. Johnson
California
Wilson
United States
Johnson
George W. Burnside
W. C. Cook
Republican National
South Dakota
Robert J. G. Gamble
Charles M. Day
England
France
Italy
Japan
Ta Nng
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Austria
Turkey
Senate
United States Senate
Levis Repeals Prohibition Amid Blind Pig Concerns
In Quebec's Levis the town repealed its prohibition law citing numerous unlicensed revelers and ten licensed saloons. The report notes a stray line about an estimated flock of 100 hens producing 187 pounds of chalk annually in their shells, indicating a garbled OCR fragment rather than a related fact.
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Quebec
Levis
Bolshevik Strike Threat Looms Over Steel Giant
United States Steel finance committee convened in New York as Elbert H. Gary declined direct comment on a possible strike. He warned that Bolshevism may strike, while stating unions among employees are likely under 15 percent, and noting no clear strategic significance to the meeting.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Wine frauds net French operators seven million dollars
Paris reports wine frauds in France have netted operators about seven million dollars. The scheme began with a Spanish cargo of 400 barrels wrecked off the Spanish coast and sold in Paris under altered labels in defiance of a ban on foreign wine imports. Fredric Franck-Puaux, director general of Ivry docks in Paris, and former assistant chief of army food control, along with Count Parrault de Jotepins, a French aristocrat, have been arrested.
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Paris
France
Fredric Franck- Puaux
Ivry
Army Food Control
Parrault de Jotepins
Grain shipment shifts from rail to lake boats in Montreal
Montreal reports postwar grain flow accelerates as lake boats bring millions of bushels to the city. The grain is to be loaded into ocean bottoms before navigation closes, signaling a rapid transition from rail to maritime transport amid peacetime operations.
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Montreal
Admiral Jellicoe to Be Guest of Honolulu
Admiral Jellicoe is scheduled to be a guest in Honolulu, with events planned for September. Details on dates and venues were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Jellicoe
Honnolulu
British club plans entertainment for admiral on cruise
British club and civic organizations are making great plans for entertaining the admiral and the 00 officers and men with him on a cruise around the world.
Siamese Twins in Holyoke Mass Seven Years Old
Mary and Margaret Gibbs daughters of Mr and Mrs John Gibbs are bound together like twins by a strip of flesh. They are seven years old and are wheeled about in a late image. They never exhibited or have been graphed.
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Holyoke
Mass
Mary
Margaret Gibbs
John Gibbs
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