President Wilson’s Western trip on treaty ratification
President Wilson faced Senate negotiations over the peace treaty and reservations. Senator Hitchcock urged a full survey of the treaty’s provisions while Republicans prepared to report within days. Lodge attacked the treaty amid debate on reservations and potential outcomes at hearings before the foreign relations committee.
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Ington
Sept. A
Witrot
Senate
Tory
Hitchcock
Webraski
Wilson
War
Tiltehead
Lodge
Roux
Pennsylvania
Hitch
Cork
United States
Alwy Islands
Hungary
Hoer
Tugeshia
Ratificallon
Reserviriais
Santr Iumdd
President, Hitchcock say treaty fight shapes tour plans
Republicans push reservations to the treaty as Wilson and Hitchcock align against amendments that could pull the United States from the pact. The president plans to explain the treaty in detail on his forthcoming tour, stressing that delay delays normal conditions and reconstruction efforts. Public attacks on opponents are not part of the strategy.
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Ffitchcock
Hitchcock
Hilehoad
Ireland
Iledcock
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Horltick’s the Original Malted Milk Adclaim
An old advertisement extols Horltick’s as the original malted milk product. It warns against imitations and substitutes, urging readers to choose the genuine Horltick’s for the true malted flavor.
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Horltck
U S treaty reservations dominate stalled Senate hearing
Hearing on treaty reservations reveals Republican resistance and a push to report no American reservations on treaty matters. Discussions focus on Article 10 guarantees, insistence that the United States alone interpret the Mont Doctrine, and possible withdrawal from the league if commitments are not honored.
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Denlara
United Sies
Eich
League
Miss Alma Bauer piano recital at M E Church
Miss Alma Bauer presents a piano recital at the M E Church with many young performers listed including Lucile Vrise Gwendalyn Nelson Melk Nason Marjorie Ellis and others. The program features dances and solos by a large group of students from the local school.
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Alma Bauer
M. E. Church
Thane Yuplis
Miss Almader
Kirst Akethodat
Thuralay
Fevening
Luciile Vrise
Gwendalyn Nelson
Melk Nason
Marjorie Ellis
Wat Garr
Minnie Carrol
Ruth Marka
Helen Lyancs
Fawrenes — Danses
Lorna Carstenson
Josephine Stone
le Vern Daniels
le Vern Marley
Pline Anderson
Dorothy Auderaun
Maxine Child
Doris Higley
Wart Wigham
Parnell Lemon
Helen
Wilson to be asked to agree to compromise
Report notes President Wilson may face pressure from Varis and allied leaders to accept a compromise on Adriatic and postwar arrangements. A London meeting between Premier Lloyd George and other officials discussed presenting a collective offer to President Wilson to move toward settlement. Unclear official communication leaves questions about timing and scope.
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Wilaun
Woking
Wisou
Adriatic
Rom
Poalilon
Alaska Great Tourist Road To Open To World Visitors
Condova Alaska reports completion of a projected automobile route up the beds of painted streams in the Katmal region of Alaska. Travel writers describe a new, easier route into the district following expeditions to the valley famed for the smoky vents and colored caverns amid ash from the 1912 Katmil eruption. The network promises access to a remote landscape near Woodiak Fatand with looming volcanic formations and vast unspoiled scenery.
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Condova
Alaska
Mauini Katmal
Wodiak Fatand
Katmil
Outburst of Everett True Reveals Valley Wonders
The valley described shows clover leaf shaping and solid form with a hot cobalt blue lake at one arm. Falling Mountain releases boulders due to temperature changes while other arms offer sulphur arsenic and minerals. The air blends heat cold and snow creating a brisk atmosphere and steam cooking replaces wood fuel in this unique landscape.
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Fae Roth
Bula
Benny's Notebook Fragment Urges Mail Delivery Near Fire Scene
A diary style scene unfolds as a child recalls mailing a letter late and returning to a table, while a fire engine passes. The narrator hesitates over dessert and a cake as family members question delays, with playful banter about mail and consequences. The piece centers on domestic humor and a missing letter.
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Kepp
Delea
Goeb
Neylog
Wien
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