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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
1
The President sent a letter to a Senator dismissing reservations including Article Ten of the League, effectively ending hopes for ratification. With several Democratic senators backing the President, rejection appears likely, turning the issue into a campaign focal point.
John W Shultz and Gladys F Thompson, both residents of Putnam County, were quietly married by Justice of the Peace J My Stone in Gillette Wyoming on Wednesday. News joins their friends in extending heartfelt congratulations.
A seven and a half inch circumference giant egg is shown by Mr. David Winclell and later tested by Rev J Howard Thompson who is shocked when the shell reveals a normal inner egg. The episode is tied to Minnesota primary week coverage and political delegate hopes with references to Hiram Johnson and Governor Lowden.
A high court ruling on 10K b value taxation affects corporate share accounting for income tax. General Motors stock rose as investors price in higher tax impact. The Nebraska scene intensifies as Bryan Hitchcock fight for presidential nomination stalls at convention and party factions clash.
The piece critiques President Wilson for surrounding himself with supporters who tell him only what he wants to hear and avoid challenging him. It argues this silences dissent, leaving the nation exposed to risky policy choices.
Reports from allied councils indicate Turkey will remain in Europe with limited territory beyond Constantinople. The decision, seen as sorrowful by many, aligns with a plan to recognize Armenia's independence and satisfy Christian nations.
A revolution has broken out in Germany challenging the Weimar era government. Rebels reportedly control much of the country including Berlin, while the old government forms a counter movement. Blood clashes occur as Bavaria and Saxony form a new state and revolting leaders say they will honor treaty terms.
A 26-piece ensemble led by Mr Turner performed at the Christian church Friday evening. The audience praised the difficult selections and the cohesive harmony achieved by careful instruction and ensemble blending, noting the group’s steady growth and bright future.
The Senate last week voted 25 to 89 against a proposal to amend the League covenants and declare the United States would view with grave concern any European disturbance of peace. Senator Hitchcock defended the League controversy while opponents accused the President of inconsistency. Clark announces Senate bid not pursued as he prefers the House. Weather outlook shows near normal temperatures for the week.
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