Roberts Defends League as Nations Vote Balance Stirs Turmoil
In Ogden Tabernacle a crowded audience heard B H Roberts rebut Clark on the League of Nations. He explained Britain’s six votes in the assembly and the United States one in the council, noting the peril and promise of global cooperation while urging careful consideration of America’s role and the war’s lessons.
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B. H. Roberts
Clark
League OF Nations
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Gyenade Hiy
Aylin
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Roberta
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Maar Clark
Major Clark
Ernviniuni
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Whit Galci
Trent
C. W. Nibley
Reed Smoot
Locum
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Balfour
Paris
America
Woodrow Wilson
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Utah
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Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
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Supreme Council
England
France
Italy
Japan
Nevada
Tie
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New York
Ilinois
Senate
House
Nile
Assembly of the League For Nations
Ramie
Britain
Shantunk Peninsula
China
Parental Allegiances and the Father’s Crumbling Role
A lengthy essay argues that mothers who undermine fathers by prioritizing their own ambitions destabilize families. It contends such behavior harms children’s respect for the father, weakens the father’s authority, and weakens family cohesion. The piece urges women to preserve the father’s role as a steadying influence and warns of long term harm to children and marriage.
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Hye
Father
Jer Nelay
Jess
Nat
Tharp
Earth
Striking Policemen Not to Be Reinstated Under Any Conditions
Huston dispatch reports Police Commissioner Edwin A. Carths says striking Sterklox policemen will not be reinstated under any conditions. He brands the walkout as desertion and states their places will be filled, amid questions over a department rule amendment announced last night.
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Huston
Sterklox
Edwin A. Carths
Ils
Curie
Irenett
Plebiscite Planned for Luxembourg Government Change
Luxembourg plans a plebiscite after the peace treaty to decide a form of government and whether to join France or remain economically independent. The duchy is presently governed by a council of Azteca members and a chamber of democrites. It had sought admission to the League of Nations and left the German customs union, dissolved by the peace treaty.
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France
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Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Ad
An ad offers Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar as a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. They claim it clears nasal blocks, eases breathing, and stops mucus drainage with a simple, cheap preparations.
Johnson to Speak Tonight in Lincoln
Senator Iljram W. Johnson of California visits Lincoln to discuss a radical amendment to the peace treaty. He travels from Omaha with a 12 member delegation and will address supporters gathered by the Nebraska branch of the League for the Preservation of American Independence, formed in Lincoln yesterday.
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California
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Nebraska
League For the Preservationy of American Independence
High Mass Requiem for Cardinal Farley in New York
Cardinal Mercier arrived in New York from Baltimore and was escorted to St Patrick's Cathedral for a requiem mass marking the first anniversary of Cardinal Farley's death. Mayor Hylan welcomed the cardinal at City Hall before he departed the city. Clergymen Sail for Europe to attend the Hague congress to renew church peace efforts after wartime interruption.
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Baltimore
Hoe
Pennsylvania
Déerey and Tniety
Telgian Bureau
Patrick J. Flay
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Parley
Cardinal Mercier
Hylan
Europe
Deleganes
International Congress of the
Church Peace Union
Hague
Borop
Rotterdam
Dre
Nehemiah Boynton
Charles
George Naamith
George A. Pimpton
Vienna Tries 10 Meet The Food Situation
Vienna, Sunday. Sept. In an effort to cope with food and fuel conditions, the Austrian government issued a decree expelling all persons not possessing a legal residence here. The edict, effective September 20, affects many Gallatians and Linngarians remaining in Austria after orders to leave. The Polish government protests while many live hand to mouth as banks deny withdrawals. Large idle populations and non residents in Mauer suburb expelled.
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Asher
Mauer
Cincinnati Holds Celebration for Winning Team
Cincinnati plans a city wide celebration for the pennant win by the Ravinnals. Mayor John Galvin leads the push with governors and state officials expected to join. Telegrams of congratulation and calls to Manager Moro latso flood head office as figures from New York and Chicago offer praise.
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August Herrmann
Cincinnatiana
Tat Moro Latso
Herrman
John J. McGraw
New York Nationals
Reds
Charles A. Stonehat
Charles Comiskey
Chicago’ Americans
Crowds See Big Parade on Mississippi Frontier
Readers glimpse a marching pageant as infantry in khaki and olive drab parade through a street scene. Officers and soldiers keep formation along the line of march while distant flags flutter and distant strains of military music echo amid the crowd.
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Brlandhe
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Ted
Fontry
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Vranco
America
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Atran
Sixth Field Artillery
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Columma Iabrast
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Divletom
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Arter
Wyater
Avitlin
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Martner
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MeIntyre’ Drug Co
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French Harbor
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