Senator Moses Attacks Versailles Treaty In Senate
Senator Moses of New Hampshire told the senate the United States would become a principal power in Europe if the Versailles treaty is ratified and warned the pact embeds many provisions favoring the big five. He argued the treaty lacks fourteen points of peace and misuses the league of nations as a tool for advancing allied interests.
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Washington
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Victor
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General Association of Nations
Germany
League of Nations
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France
Italy
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Belgium
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Rhine
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Europe
Berlin
Britain Faces Wage Debate Amid Postwar Reconstruction
London reports a fierce discussion among economists and industry leaders on wage levels and their effect on Britain’s competitiveness. Some argue prewar wages supported productivity, while others say higher pay, output limits, and labor-saving measures shape future gains. A cabinet minister notes beer costs as a budget factor.
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London
Associated Press
England
Frank Vanderlip
New York
America
Europe
United States
Newspapermen of Three States Will Have Convention
Three state editors gather in Quincy Illinois for the Illinois city and telegraph editors convention on July 26 27. Dean Walter Williams of Missouri plans a keynote on Some Entanglements in the Work. Missouri and Iowa editorial staffers invited. A steamboat Mississippi excursion from Quincy to Keokuk planned. F A Behymer St Louis Post Dispatch to speak on Stories About Stories. Ralph L Sisson Herald Decatur Ill serves as president.
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Associated Press
Quincy
Walter Williams
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Ilinois City and Telegraph
Missouri
Iowa
Keokuk
F. A. Behymer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ralph L. Sisson
the Herald
Decatur
Relief Forces in Serbia Prepare to Fight Disease
Allied relief organizations in Serbia prepare for united action against influenza and tuberculosis amid seven years of war. A model hospital site 30 kilometers from Belgrade will treat serious cases including disabled soldiers, with tuberculosis a major focus of care.
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Belgrade
Serbia
American Relief in Slav Country Well Under Way
Prague reports the American relief program in Czecho Slovakia is in full swing with milk cocoa and other foods distributed through central communities. Feeding is organized for hungry and needy children with about one in three receiving aid in most districts, aided by national religious and social groups.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Salt Lake Man Regain Health
J M Jones a Salt Lake City painting contractor narrates months of rheumatism pain swelling and nerve trouble. After trying many medicines he found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills improving sleep appetite and joint condition within two weeks. His wife also benefited and both endorse the remedy.
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Utth
Dr. Williams
Myife
Slovak Relief Committees Formed Amid War Efforts
The Slovak government and local committees prepare to organize relief work for the community. Additional American personnel arrive from Paris to aid the feeding scheme and carry out relief operations as plans are set in motion.
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Paris
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