Senate debates league of nations split peace treaty
Amid war weariness and political division, senators from Missouri to New Jersey press open debate on separating the league of nations covenant from the peace treaty. Republicans demand clear open discussion and a possible referendum before ratification.
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Florida
Calotabs Improve Liver Health Claims Promote Calotabs
A historical ad-style notice touts Calotabs as a safer Calomel alternative for purifying the liver. It promises no taste or griping and claims a morning cleanse after a single Calotab taken at bedtime. Drugstores market sealed packages with a five cent price.
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Buy a Motor Car Week Boosts Washington Auto Show
A Washington display week draws crowds as weather aids sales with many visitors planning orders. Dealers from Scripps, Oldsmobile, Nash, Harper Overland, Cook & Stoddard, and Ungerer Motor highlight touring, roadster, and truck models while buyers ask technical questions and evaluate starts, ignition, and brakes.
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Denials on YMCA War Funds Diversion Plan
In New York on March 12 William Sloane, chairman of the National War Work Council, denied that the Young Men's Christian Association proposed diverting war work funds to erect permanent association buildings. He stated at no time had the YWCA advocated using wartime contributions for any other purpose.
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Savannah Wins 1919 Veterans Reunion Host City
Gen N M D Forrest of the United Confederate Veterans announced Savannah Georgia was chosen as the 1919 reunion site. He noted Tampa Florida and Denver California withdrew their invitations, leaving Savannah as the sole applicant.
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Vote grants Holy Bee voice in league councils
In a session, the measure passed thirteen to eight granting the Holy Bee some voice within league councils. Debates on free trade criticized the existing blockade as an insult to international rights.
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Georgia mob kills negro in Florida border case
In Valdosta Georgia on March 1 a mob shot to death Joe Walker a Black man accused of shooting Greenville Florida night watchman Gerald. Walker was being taken to Madison Florida for safekeeping when the mob halted the convoy and killed him. Police said Walker had a bad criminal record and was captured in Tallahassee yesterday.
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