President Wilson Holds Two Hour Democratic Conference
Washington February 27 President Wilson spent two hours at the Capitol conferring with scores of Democratic members of Congress. They discussed legislation to expedite work before adjournment, patronage, and questions linked to the peace conference. He urged passage of urgent appropriations and appraised measures to speed up government business.
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Phosphate advertised as remedy for thinness and nerves
An aging advertisement touts phosphate as the key to gaining weight and vitality, claiming it restores nerves and boosts health. It argues modern foods lack organic phosphate, promotes a special compound, and promises rapid weight gain and better sleep, energy, and complexion.
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Slogans Coined for Next Bond Issue in U S
Washington Feb 26 Slogans coined by the Internal Revenue to boost prompt payment of income taxes reflect wartime austerity and the need to support victory. The notices urge citizens to pay taxes, stating an income tax evader loses nothing but implies future obligations. Various lines appeal to patriotism, duty, and support for Uncle Sam.
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Munich Congress Delays Soviet Republic Move
Berlin reports indicate the Munich congress has not agreed to proclaim a Soviet republic amid Socialist opposition. The body has enacted radical housing measures and press controls, granting dictatorial power to seize property for workers housing and compel non Socialist papers to publish propaganda.
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Missouri Children's Code Watched by Many Organizations
Jefferson City November 25 Welfare officials and groups across the country closely follow Missouri's proposed Missouri Children's Code now before the state legislature. The 51 child welfare laws aim to reform adoption, age of consent, delinquency penalties, and compulsory schooling, with provision for out of wedlock support and a state home for dependent children.
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Proposed National Welfare Plan Silent on Key Details
A draft welfare proposal outlines division leadership for child welfare and public health, requiring school openings for community use and naming county superintendents to oversee welfare laws and probation services. It mentions coordination with Canadian and global groups and notes committees must scrutinize specifics before congressional action.
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Amusements Close in Loveit Russia Report
WAMS AW reports in loveit Russia about closures and distortions of amusements amid political aims. The piece notes resentment toward MesitAton and the Dolahe wski era, highlighting tension between authorities and performers. It mentions Feoitor Challanine canceling engagements and rumored relocations to Kiev and Teyarragrad, with Majdanova as a noted figure.
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Fragmented asylum details surface in wartime city notes
The report notes Emily Crawford fleeing to Warsae in winter and Frances Selder arriving, with authorities showing little aid. A passport commissioner pretended ignorance while issuing seemingly inconsistent records, revealing a tense, obstructed escape context amid the city’s upheaval.
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Penrose Victory Casts Shadow Over Republicans
The report notes Penrose's victory amid skepticism about Republican gains. It cites quotes from Wit Tfars, chairman of the Itepaitican, warning the win may signal fragile support and suggesting careful strategic reconsideration.
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Political Row Highlights Fess Withdrawal and Republican Tensions
Amid heated exchanges Rep Fess withdraws from the race as Ohio and Indiana delegations clash over party unity. Speakers lambaste or defend leaders including Hays Menrose and Peaynen, warning that outside interference could fracture the Republican Party. Provisions in the related measure grant officers pay and set public safety funding, while German prisoners near Tours await release as Allied forces review camps.
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Hugh C Wallace Ambassador to France
Senate confirms Hugh C Wallace to serve as ambassador to France amidst a batch of promotions for portmasters and army officers. The article notes a minimum wage proposal for Omaha firemen with pay scales tied to service and seniority.
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