davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-12-16
LABOR PARTY VOTE
MUDDLES ELECTION
Balloting Of Millions of Won.
en- Confuses Great Bri-
tain's Politicians.
LLOYD GEORGE WINNER
Premier Will Have $50 Major.
ity on All Important
Questions.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Chiet interes. in
'he general election held yesterdav
centres in the strength which the
Labor party will develop when the
ballots are counted two weeks hence
The most diverse estimates are made:
the fact that millions OF women and
also OF enfrsnchised men voted for
the first time clouds the whole prob
lem.
Premier Lloyd Georges violent az
tack on the Labor party on Friday.
in which he charged that it was under
the control of pacifists and Bolshe-
visits. was one of the great sensations
Of the closing days Of the campaign.
How much or how little truth there
is in this accusation cannot be de-
termined until the extent and char
acter of the labor vote has been ana.
lyzed. The soldier vote also Is to-
large extent an unknown quant.'v
The delay in counting the ballots IS
due to the difficulty OF collecting
these votes.
These uncertainties, however. Do u.t
mean that the result OF the e,ec'l I
In its broader aspects Is at all uncer-
ton. There Is apparently no ques
ton that the Georgeites, the term an
piled to the following OF Lloyd George
which Is more Cnionlst than Liberia.
win be in full control OF the House Of
Commons and that the Prime Minister
will have a majority OF $50 or more on
every vote of real importance.
This result has been foreseen 50
long that there Is little interest In Il
and speculation Is confined to the more
remote consequences, such as the ~
ture development, of the Labor PARTS
strength and the predictions, II anv.
Of the women electors, The results
in Ireland also are attracting much
attention, as the election seems to
mark a turnover there In which tas
Nationalists have lost heavily whi'A
the Sim Feiners seem to be rising ~
the top.
BELFAST, Dec. 15.-The feature ~
Saturdays elections in Nationalist
Ireland was the strength shown BY
the Sim Fem. It Is reported her.
that Cardinal Logue and Archbishop
Walsh both supported the Sim FEN
The defeat of John Dillon, the Irish
Nationalist leader. In east Mayo IS
anticipated when the final count is
completed. The Sim Feiners polled a
heavy vote in the county and city OF
Dublin and in Cork. In northwest
Ulster the Sim Feiners will carry II.
city OF Derry, three seats in Donegal
and South Fermanagh and northwest
Tyrone.
The Cnionists expect to retain all
their seats in the north. Joseph Dew
lin. Nationalist, for West Belfast, has
been reelected by several thousand
votes.
The sun., 1918-12-16
Ladies' Hats in Parliament.
Speotal corre.pondenee % Tas suN.

LONDON, Nov. 80.-A distinctive hat
for ladies to wear in Parliament is
being introduced by a leading firm Of
hatters. 1t Is similar to the Bishops
hat in shape. but slightly lower in the
crown and wider in the brim.
The sun., 1918-12-16

GENEVA, Dec. l5.-lt is reported
here on what appears to be good au-
thority that President Wilson will
stop for a short time at Geneva on his
way to Italy next month.
The sun., 1918-12-16
AMERICANS REACH
FINAL RHINE LINE


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den to traVel on horseoack or on
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reasons
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mission. The Cologne Gazette and
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tomorrow.
me transportation and SAFE OF
llquor' except beer ana wines Is for-
hidden. No street assemblies Will be
be authorized. Amusement places
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The sun., 1918-12-16
Military Tribunals in
Austria Executed IL 400

A AMSTERDAM, Dec. 15.-The
Supreme Military Tribunal
at Vienna has announced that
11,400 persons were sentenced
to death by Austrian military
tribunals during the war and ex-
ecuted, according to a Berlin
despatch to the HandeIsblad.
The sun., 1918-12-16
'BALK AT LEAGUE IN
TERMS FOR PEACE
Senator's Stirred Over Wilson's
Plan to Include IT in
Treaty.
MAY WARN THE ALLIES
Supporters of Knox Measure
See Menace to Speedy Set
Element Of War.
Special DespateA 10 THr Son.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--President
Wilson'S reported determination to
have the pact for a League Of Nations
Incorporated in the peace treaty itself
and not made a separate convention
promises to stir the Senate TO discuss
without delay the propriety OF at
tempting to enforce this part OF the
American peace programme.
The plan clashes absolutely with the
resolution o: Senator Knox (PaO,
which has the support of Senator
Lodge (Mass.), ranking Republican
member OF the Foreign Relations Com
mittee, and many other Senators who
ultimately will be called upon to ratify
the treaty, and 1t is not unlikely that
something in the nature of a timely
warning will emsnate from the Capt.
tot for the particular benefit OF the
Entente Premiers.
This warning in effect may be that
tire United States Senate wants to
consider the League OF Nations plan
on its merits az a separate and dis
tinct convention from the treaty OF
peace itself.
The sun., 1918-12-16
STRIKES IN BERLIN
SPREADING RAPIDLY


with one or two attendants. Some
times they take a trip in a closed
motor car.
The correspondent inquired into the
rumor that the former Emperor in
tended to move his quarters and
learned that Herr Hohenzollern Is not
interested in other houses in Holland,
and is not likely TO move anywhere
until he knows more regarding his
future.
AMSTERDAM. Dec. IA crowd OF
women from Amsterdam recently went
to the island OF wieringen and made
hostile demonstration against the
former German Crown Prince. who Is
informed there. according to a report
published by the Telegram. Frederick
William. /. Is alleged. saved himself
from the hands OF the women by flight.
The police force on the island later
took action which resulted in a Ger
man baron who was staying at hotel
there leaving the island
The sun., 1918-12-16
FRENCH ARMIES AT
EASTERN OUTPOSTS
Gen. Foyoiie's Men Find Pop
uldtion Curious.

MAYENcE. Dec. i5.-The French
forces OF occupation have reached the
The sun., 1918-12-16
Must Not Interfere with Peace.

Some Senators who favor the league
Of nations idea and sincerely hope 20
see 1t worked out to a practical basis
are unnlterably opposed to ANY plan
which Will force them 10 consider It as
a part OF another instrument which
they car only d.sapprove AZ the PEN
atty Of preventing or delaying the
establishment of peace.
The proposal TO make the league OF
nations plan part OF the peace treaty
itself looms up 20 not a few Senators
here as tantamount TO making this
widely discussed feature OF the Pres!-
dents programme a rider" to the
peace pact, which admittedly should
be agreed to as speedily as possible.
Many q provision for some remote
purpose has gone swimmingly through
Congress because 1t went as rider"
to an appropriation bill and could not
be eliminated or even seriously dis
cussed without delaying the main pro-
gramme. Many so-called pork
items go through because they are
carried as part OF the bill itself and
the President cannot veto any portion
OF It without Vetoing the bill in It's
entirety.
There Is no suggestion OF compari-
son between the league OF nations pro-
posal and these other riders" except
that the method OF procedure in each
case would, It Is explained, be about
the same. The idea OF Senator Knox
and Senator Lodge Is TO consider the
treaty on its merits and ratify or re-
ject II and then consider the league of
nations plan in like manner.
1t is further pointed out by Senators
that the peace treaty deals with the
immediate emergency and must he
settled to end the war. while the league
OF nations plan deals with a future
condition and does not require i'm
mediate or hasty action.
Indications are that the Senate will
have an opportunity to emphasize its
views for the benefit OF Entonte lead
ers before President Wilson has had
time TO take the matter Up in its
definite form. Whether the Knox reso-
luton will be reported favorably from
Chairman Hitchcock's Foreign Rela-
tons Committee is problenlatical The
The sun., 1918-12-16

The Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee will meet on Wednesday and
IL Senator KEox is present his reso-
luton will be taken up. The Knox
resolution provides that the League
OF Nations question. and the so-called
question OF freedom OF the seas. be
dealt with separately from the peace
treaty.
There Is a pronounced disposition
among the responsible Senate leaders.
notably Senator Hitchcock (Neb.),
chairman OF the Foreign Relations
Committee, Senator Lodge, Senator
Borah (Idaho) a nd Senator Knox him
self not TO unnecessarily embarrass
the President Al the very inception OF
his negotiations with the Entente Pre-
miers, but the question Of separatirg
the league OF nations plan from the
peace treaty Is regarded as go vital to
the national welfare that very sub
stantial backing. even from some OF
the Presidents Democratic supporter
is going to be given to the resolution
OF Senator Knox.
The sun., 1918-12-16


The position taken by these Senators
Is that the first all important question
10 be settled Is the establishment OF a
state of peace to supplant the present
state OF war. This involves, they say,
regulation OF affairs between the ma
/ tions which have been vaging war
against each other and necessarily
regulation Of the vital matters among
the various nations which have been
associated in the war against the Cen
trail Powers
Territorial limitations. creation per
haps OF new nations. and adjustments
/ to right the 0rgs done BY Germany
and her allies, all admittedly must be
part OF the peace treaty itself. But
when these many aud vital questions
are incorporated into the peace treaty
which must come before the Senate for
ratification the consensus here among
supporters of the Knox resolution is
that nothing extraneous or additional
should be made part of the instrument
which the Senate will ratify or reject
in it's entirety.
The contention Is that the Senate
Is necessarily placed in false position
by being called upon TO ratify or reject
a league OF nations plan which Is so
incorporated in n peace treaty That II
cannot be rejected without rejecting
the peace treaty at the same time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
nRDNDM Az

Starting this afternoon the man
aBemcnt Of the broadway viii offer
Ia vaudeville bin VI five big time acts.
ana a picture program embracing ono
reel Of late war news u Christie com
cdy, Strand comedy and splendid
photoplOy In five parts. "Mips Jackie
Ut tho Army featuring Murgluu
Fischer In this picture YOU viii a,o
tho beautiful hloomrr brigade of tho
battalion speeding train rushing Ia
destruction how foreign spics learn
army secrets fight Tor lfe hctw cen
a soldier ana spies ana Rcd cross
tea and ldsg auction The Nnudct iIlc
hill include the following acts which
come highly recommended. Walter
DE oria & Co, bag punching novelty.
florcnc" GlndioH. beautiful costumes
ana singing Williams a culver IN "a
variety Of songs aud chatter. The
icbon Sisters harmony singers and
Sodclers. and Leon Sisters 4 Co In a
sensational wire novelty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
9lII

Beautiful June IcNidEc Is tho star
In The strong Way" the nov World
Picture Brndy Made which today aud
tomorrow viii he seen NJ the strand
thcator. Miss Elvldge In this ,produc-
tions appears In tho role Of Eunice
florence. a young New York Eirl.
who mGrrirs Groffrey Farrow. a
wealthy real estate dealer Fartow
lurns out Ia be anything but dcsir-
able husls nd lie has "a fons1i0is for
women which his marriage does not
~, licntc and he develops an attitude
toward his wife which finally drives
former lover OF hers to take her
part. II is all very interesting aud
iast- moving. I'm fact the speed with
which the incidents Pile on top OF
each other Is one OF the thing which
makes this picture such fine enter
taiumcnt,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
SOMETHING NEW IN TOWN FROM
THE LAND OF THE LONG LEAF PINE"
A Remarkable Treatment From North Carolina That
Relieves Group and Cold Troubles Without the Ne
cessity of Internal "Dosng'-A pphed Erterndliy
The Skin

chest, the body hott releases mrdi-
Gated vapors that are inhaled with
each breath through The air passages
TO the lungs lousruinE tho phicem
1nd soothing the nflnmed membrane.
ln eases ~ severe chest colds brOn.
rhitis .touailltis OF iaGipleIn pucu
riunia first apply hot Wet towels to
ON the pores NlpoRuh is then ABB
sorhcd through and stlmulttes rhc
sl<in taking ont that gichtuces and
soreness in the chest
one rubbing win NapoRub usually
relieves Group ywBrn IS minutes and
an APPLICATION at bedtime prevents %
night attack For head colds. hny
foycr catarrh. or 9sfhmatir troubicH.
NnpoRub can eilhcr be applied up the
nustrlls or little melted in \ spoon
and the vapors inhaled
The progressive druggists here are
anxious that their customers should
try this new treatment. ana are. there.
fore. offering NapoRub on 80 DAYS
trial ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
SENATOR PLEADS
FOR MORE SHIPS
McCumber, in Stirring War
Speech, Says L. s. Has
Neglected Duty.
ALLIES POSITION IS GLOOMY
America Must Supply 7,000,-
600 Men to Put Germans
on Retreat, Is Claim.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 80 Senator
McCumber OF North Dakota to-day
gave the senate a gloomy picture u
the position OF the tatcd states and
her allies In emphasizing his plea for
radical speeding up OF the shipbullding
program lie declared England was
now bearing the bruu, ~ the war
md asked How Ions can sho stand
.nis str m p"
The United States must send 5000
900 troops 10 balance he man power
of the ggntgal powers, ne said. aud b.
600. 600 would he needed 70 make the
Germans retreat
"Rus.ia aud Rumann are out uf
.rc war" asserted Senator Mc'umhcr.
Italy rs losing ground. France Is uu-
ule 20 make any hcadNly The Wall
ut opposition at tho eastern end ~ the
iattlc line Iu continental Europe Is
Drumblug Who Cgn say how long
italy can or viii withstlrd the Tcu-
.oulc pressure DpumistiC indeed
must he the man who viii say a single
car without additional support with
Iuly under the heel OF the cuuuu,rOr.
With France assailcd iu tho Olnll. who
can prophcsy that ;hut cnuutry VIII
not quickly be brought under the hccl
~ The same cunquc or npd Ia. land *
army lctt to battle against uNotWhclW-
.ur numbers This - d"lincItinr two
Murs FIRST. the cNtr; situation s
- NOW is, and second. tn" possibill ll4cs
~ me future aud It Is presented with
Ir hope that we viii 1T least partially
awaken to a realization OF what Is be-
't.,.. ms
senator McCumhcr said the idea that
pointing out our weakness discouraged
4 h 4
Ie enemy was a mistaken ono aud
.cclared that "wc ui,.f now learn The
.ssnn that boastiup vlll NOT win mis-
war"
Entente Nccd 1000. 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

We have negleced that duty beyond
any other, shRmefully neglected ~"
They ten us Il was because OF
wrangllngs and disagrecmcuts In the
shipping board, " he declared and
added that hc believed there was lack
appreciation OF the submarine
menace I'm the board and that ne ala
not believe any member so unpatrto-
tr as 10 delay ship building while his
"tsunal differences were being set
u'd lie declared. "wc appointed a
Kilkenny shipping board and then.
Aeht to sleep and later In his adj
dress said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
Local Druggists Are Selling
2jc Jars on 30 Days Trial
No Charge If Not DcIiqhtcd
Wiih the Results.

E,er year 'housaoda p"prouic uf
fciiur from various forms NJ lung
lroubIc make a. pilgrimago tp the pine
harrcns ~ North Carolina 'the land
of the long lcat pine" Tho reason
lies ma the warm. dry air. perflmcd
win the spicy odor ~ The pines
Local drurgists. however. have re-
GENTLY received treatment mat ia
almost as good as . "trip south This
rs Aick's NapUilub thc invention Of "a.
North Caruiala druggist.
.Nnp"ituh comes In sally form ssNl
when applied over the throat and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

flee" While not engaged IN work
before the camera kiuy Gordol de-
votes her time to singing for tho
entertainment. NJ soldiers in tho can
tonments near Now York or helping
IN Red Cross work.
The Charles Erohman production
In Lest We Forget" In which RITA
Jolivct, the noted French beauty, Ia
the star has been acquired hy Metro
IL was not screaming success when
released but Metro viii entirely re-
II and now sccHcs or rIeuts
that have happened since It was takon
VIII bo added
william Desmond viii be seen In
the role Of Hco pirate In his next
Triangle picturc which viii be called
The Sea Panther
q NJ AndcIaon taRronrho Rlly'
OF onry film dayH1sT' ia Chicago Win
hts musical comedy Tho Very idea,
which he owns
Wheeler Oakman has signed long
time contract with MStro tO play op.
positc Edith story In Metro features
lie II q native OF Washington. - e..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
The TULSA STAGE
AND SCREEN
WHERE To 60 TO-DAY.

q IA n u; Incompatible stock
company presenting THE divorce
Question"
EMPBESS, Dramatic pat,lotlc
sNetch, Lincoln OF the &. 4. A."
headlining five acts OF Interstate
vaudeville and William s.. Hart In a
Two reel feature 'The square Dcal. ."
BROADWAY. Leon Sisters md
company, wire novelty. and four
ether western Association vaudeville
ac's. Also feature picture, Miss
Jackie OF the Army"
Tho screen.
PALACE Pauline Frederick in a
iilm drama Of David Graham Phil
hps story Tho Hungry Heart" 3"
And Hearst pathe news reel
MAJESTIC: Last day ~ the fca-
tnIc production OF Edward Everett
iIalcS famous classic. ""rhe Man
without n Country"
STRAND. 1uncb Elyidro In The
strong Way"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

In the cast supporting Mahgc Ken
ncdy IN her next Goldwyn picture
after "Oh, Mary, be Careful" Mae
Mnrsh's younger sister. Marguerite.
has one OF the chief minor parts
She was two years with Raymond
Hitchcock and ~ developing into
comedeinpe OF no mean talent An
other member OF the cast IL Wray
Page. a Nirginin girl and near rcla
tive Of the famous author. Tbonps
Nelson Page The picture is titled
. our Little WIFE" IN which the ir-
rcsislible Madge insists on taking all
her rejected suitors on her wedding
trip George Forth. wei kn6wn In
broadway productions, Is in the Daie
OF the jealous husband
Enid Benuetrs first piuurc The
Keys of the Righteous win be re-
leased February ~ II ia now receiving
tho finishing toslfhes
The Mastorcraft Photoplny Corpor-
alton Is new producing company
that has been organized TO screen The
literary works Of Thomas Dixon. ir
Kitty GOrdon's daughter Vera
Rercsford appears with her In hcr
next world film. The Divine Sacrl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
Marriage Licenses

claude DuEan, 20. ana Miss Myrtle
3iokendrick. ~. both OF Dawson.
John r. Lynde q and Mrs. Iva NJ.
Brady, 81, both OF Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

raise his curtain until MS entire pro
gram Is In the house
lIo could have put on ma unee
and given his patrons full satisfac-
tion and picked up several hundred
dollars, which he VIII lose because %
O,nittinE II. but nm Smith is going 10
do things right In the opening Of his
new house. II has been the dream
~ his lifc, he aayE and as II may De
tho last house he viii ever opcn for
d, has built Il 80 that II viii meet the
,iN's needs FOR years to come. he lN
not going 20 mar the opening hy go
Ig ahead minus his feature attrac-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
\rM nilla Tthlnr


Nov programs 70 on ~ ali the
thcItcrs today except At tho Grand
aud thr Majestic The IucomrarabIo
stock company will continue present
ing The Divorce Question" for tho
remainder ot the week
~ the Majestic this is tho last day
pt the stirring patriotic feature bic-
iure. The Man without a Country. "
IT YOU haven't seen IL. dout mis-, this
lhsi opportunity. 80 lo,Al citizen
should miss it damn the United
states never want 10 hear OF II
ttaln" said John Alton. pncifist at
The beginning " Americas war on
Germany I'm the present conflict.
There were many John Altuns at that
,nn". Just about Year ago. who were
hlwhng for Pence at any price "
They wcrc willing that their country
'IIl'r any humiliation ana degrade
ION I'm order to keep ont " war
Co soc what happened to John Alton
aua what should happen to an trai-
tors IN their country
\ tugc ~ patriotism also flashes
through the headline act az the Elm
prcss TODAY. n the dramatic sketch.
LIN -'n of the T. y 4" 4 qtory nt
me Rcd, White and Blue Five other
i,iS VIII Ne secu and liul Hart ia the
,'m offering In one Of his two.rccl
i,atnrcs, 'Thc square pcll"
~ the Palace today the great emo
iouM actress. Pauline FrcdrrirE viii
hc seen in film drama OF b,,id
Graham Phillips story. - Uurrrv
Heart" II rs ON uutn Sunday. whom
IN" world favOrile. Douglas Tair-
,''.Hh, VII open inl Tour dhNs' visit
"''""B '"' 'ls Moon
Seats for Empress Premiere Today
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prcss. which win bc tho nr,,,,icrc ,,,r-
fnrmah,cs that ma ybnu'r N't,-
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have been rescfvcd Tor the oncntor
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

our old friend Flora Finch appcaIs
IN the suppoi--S east - liessie I.ovc
IN the lattcr's first Dathe feature.
Spring OF the Year Donald Hail
is leading man. II has just been
finished and was directed by Madame
Alice Blache. former director general
~ tho Gaumout company IN Paris.
Frank Eeenan's first Pathe "Londed
Dice has also been completed