Plans to bring League of Nations into action after ratification
Washington officials say plans to form the League of Nations could begin almost immediately after ratifications by Great Britain France and Italy are published. The United States cannot join initially but may waive participation for the first council meetings to outline the league structure and border plebiscites under international control.
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Wilson
Council of the League
Mieimbers
Saare Bauln
Nilasa
France
Aly
Inaugural League Council Plans Amid House Talks
The report outlines preparations for the League of Nations council as Colonel House and other officials discuss the inaugural meetings in Washington. Health permitting, T. Henry Tanna may travel to help frame calls for the first council session while officials expect a limited initial gathering and a later full assembly early next year. A market note lists G. C. McPeek in the National Bank Building for hay, corn, oats, and potatoes in carload lots with contact numbers.
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Th. M. Iouse
Hoglil
Senate
Oltitr Nations
Tanna
Council of the League
Wilson
G. C. McPeek
National Bank
Neighbors of Weercraft Seden Attend Meeting
A damaged notice notes neighbors of Weercraft Seden meeting Saturday evening. Names referenced include ALICE SMALLEY and Guarding Selehbov 495. Details are incomplete but imply a local community gathering or security observation.
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Alice Smalley
Selehbov
Republicans swing to pro treaty on Shantung amid debate
Washington Oct 16 The Senate rejected the Shantung amendment in the peace treaty by a 35 to 45 vote with 14 Republicans switching to pro treaty forces and 3 Democrats supporting the proposal. Absent senators included two Republicans in favor and four others. The roll call followed hours of debate as changes to the treaty text were debated and a word substitution from Japan to China in the Shantung provisions was approved by unanimous consent, leaving only a few committee amendments to be acted on. Lodge announced plans to press further strikes on Shantung provisions after the vote.
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Tha Tong
Senive Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Unally Wan
Senate
Shean
Japan
China
Shantung
Americas
Reparational Commission
League of A
Hons Assembly
Lodge
Large
Toway
Johnson
California
Wan
Elinors
Lafollette
Wis
Outburst of Everett True sparks bitter Senate clash
Senators Phelan and Gerry deliver sharp remarks while at least some opponents denounce alleged artifacts of some Turkish era critics as the treaty ratification debate extends. Leaders predict voting on remaining amendments won’t occur before mid next week. The section ends with a poem about a “good little boy” from a different era.
Schilling Tea Ad Promises Fine Flavor and Low Tannin
An ad claims Schilling Tea offers real tea flavor with very little tannin. It warns that tannin can irritate the insides and notes that only steeping too long releases more tannin. Print text cites blends from Japan, Ceylon, India and English Breakfast with moisture-proof packaging.
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Japan
Ceylon
India
Schilling
Poem of a Father in Quiet Rural Life
A nostalgic verse recalls a father's steady, hardworking nature. He played baseball, obeyed his mother, and never blocked paths with his wagon. He kept neat habits, tended to chores, and married a mother, becoming the speaker's father.
Prayer for Divine Guidance for the President debated
Detroit Oct 16 Petition for divine guidance for the president of the United States was discussed at a church convention. Thomas Nelson and Charles M Clement urged the effort, while the house debated a revision to shorten morning services and omit the prayer for the president.
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Detroit
United States
House of Destes
Thomas Nelson
Mary
Charles M. Clement
Hamburg
House of Bishops
Charlten H. Brent
Western New 4
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