State wide Prohibition in Delaware and League of Nations battle
Delaware Legislature shows seriousness on statewide prohibition by ratifying amendments and resisting any challenge to the eighteenth amendment. The Sun of New York argues the 1920 campaign centers on the League of Nations, warning Republicans and Democrats about national independence and global power. The piece questions The Sun's view on America's global role and the risks of delay in settlement.
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
League of Nations and party duty in 1920 politics
The piece argues Republicans should support the League of Nations and the merged treaty terms, condemning party hacks prioritizing elections over humanity’s duties. It cites Wilson Taft and other leaders, defends merging covenant with treaty, and blasts Poindexter. It notes Detroit’s first year as dry, and Newark labor delegates denouncing anti-prohibition pressure.
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Paris
League of Nations
Germany
Wilson
Poindexter
France
Detroit
Entertaining Letter From Lieut A D Black In Occupied Germany
A letter from Lieut A D Black formerly a corporal in Company L 112th Regiment now in 1 Co 29th U S Infantry is noted. He sends the February 22 edition of the Dough Boy, an army paper for soldiers, published in Adenau Germany near Brigade headquarters. The note describes US occupation life, barber prices, a Wanted column, and remarks on military drill, billets, and conditions as the Army of Occupation advances toward Coblenz and the Rhine.
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A. D. Black
Teff Warren
the Times
Tyne
Iser Wilhelm
Buck
Clifford Haskins
47Th Infantry
Diam
The
Times
Germany
Coblenz
Br. 34Th Inf
Rhine
Tam
Co. T
Corp. A. D. Black
Hickory Street
William Fla Flaws Son Leaves for Navy in Erie
The son of J. P. Flaws, killed in an auto accident, heads to Erie this afternoon to join the United States Navy and wire his final enrollment. Local notices advertise a hot supper in the Post Rooms from 5 to 7:30 PM, highlighting the cooks’ skill and low price. Dunkirk versus Y M C A basketball game set for 8:25 PM, with Dunkirk seeking a strong season showing in Warren.
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Wiliam Flats
Navy
J. P. Flaws
United States Navy
Erie
G—Duarire
Dunkirk
Warren
Retailers of C of C hold first meeting
Twenty five members of the Hetsi Merchants and Trade Extension Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Carver house last eve ning. Plans for spring and summer activities were discussed including a Welcome Home celebration for Soldiers and Sailors and a riverfront garden event in the South Side Park. Committee work and program details were outlined, with speeches by A. A. J. Frank Quinn C. A. Clark J. M. Seigfried and C. E. Metzger.
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Hetsi Merchants and Trade Extension Bureau
Chamber of Commo
Warren
Chairves
T A. Wade
A. A
J. Frank Quinn
C. A. Clark
J. M. Seigfried
C. EB. Metzger
Cimer Redeploys for Training Duty at Home Camp
Cimer desired overseas service but armistices remained unsatisfied and he was assigned to a domestic training camp where his skills as an instructor were needed more than deployment with the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
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Cimer
France
First Annual Inspection Honors Company Mo Leaders
Captain Danforth and Company Mo were praised after their first annual inspection led by Brigadier General Cresswell. The officer commended soldiers for appearance and urged continued effort, stressing the Reserve Militia’s role in upholding law and order and warning against Bolshevism. A large crowd praised Danforth and Second Lieutenant Bogart for months of hard work.
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Danforth
Company Mo
Cresswell
Bogart
Printing Break Alters Times Edition Page Count
Readers are told a press breakdown in the Times office forced a late page rearrangement. Some ads and reading matter were dropped to fit eight pages, reducing what would have been ten pages.
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Times Office
Spring openings showcase new summer fashions at two dry goods stores
Huge crowds attended the spring openings as two leading dry goods stores unveiled their summer lines. Displays featured silk, cottons, linens, and draperies with mannequins in suits and dresses. Spring garments and accessories were highlighted by window displays, decorative flowers, and tastefully arranged counters emphasizing the latest fashions for women and the dressmaking season.
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Donald
Uney
Grange
Taree
Igdger
Estate Decor Features Rich Carpets and Draperies
Under Mr Larson’s management the estate showcases fine carpetings rugs curtains and draperies with careful selections and beautiful decorations. Mrs Ettinger long with the firm contributed to interior trimming while Mr Buerk directed window trimming and overall decor.
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Larson
Buerk
J Ruth Ettinger
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Sweden
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Fred
Gebhardt
Strumhers and Wells Company
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Randolph
Rand Valles
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Arlend
R. C. Allen
Grand Valley
Cramer
Wiliam Smead
Burgess Gregor
Elmer Peterson
Hannah Peterson
No. 5
Locust Street
Sam
Camp Lee
Carver House
Liberty Street
Studebaker
Marmon
Cadillac
Warren Garage Co
Davidson and Donaldson
Sequardson-Wood
ECOTT
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Thenalay
Harvey
Carey
Second Ave
VINOL
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