davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

You can depend upon Republican Senate TO stand by
America. Just suppose Democratic majority had been
in power when Wilson proposed 10 surrender America 10
league in which Great Britain would have six votes
70 our onei
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

Senator Borsh says William Bryan came to Washing
ton "to console" those democrats who wanted to break
with the President and help ratify the treaty.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
PITFALLS OF a pEMacocuE

- PAGE IS OF the Saturday Evening Post OF March 20
" Samuel G. Blythe asserted:
The bosses have standing that they have no,
usurped-grabbed'
And then lines farther he says:
They have status that Is not conferred"
In his agility as mnd-changer. Woodrow Wilson has
close competitor
Probably never IN his muititudnous CONFLICTING writ
mss dld President Wilson contradict himself withu
a space Of ten lines.
first Mr. Blythe asserts that political bosses havo no
standing that they have not grabbed and then ne says
they have no status that Is not conferred
In ono instance he represents the politicians as taking
mower and In the other he says their power s rvsn 10
them.
The wielder Of the blue pencil In the sanctnn CT thu
Saturday Evening Post must have taken time or y. c,c
up in his sleep
Hsinis may settle his don'estio trouble. nv sensrsl
strikes but s caa settle his fcrsgn troubles thai vsy
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

is suggested ths, Champ clarks platform VIII be the
record OF this administration national and international
affairs No wonder Champ has been backward about
nouncing himself as q presidential candidate
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

The change tactics OF Governor Edwards sus
gests that the White House may have told National
Chairman Cummings TO clamp the I'D on him.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

Your faithful servant-the want ad--
ready to serve you at a moments no
tice.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

Those little men the democratic side OF the Senate
who have persIseny done the bidding the White House
against their convictions need worry about their
place in history They won't have any.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

Marbiehead workers out strike. It may be
well TO explain that this item not refer to senator's
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

Hsiris may settle his domestic trouble. nv senvr,l
strikes but s caat settle his scrsgn troubles thai ,sy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
TURKEY DECIDES
TO SIGN TREATY
Moslem Plot Against British
Barred in Wholesale Arrests
at constantinople
ACCUSE ENTENTE OFFICIALS
BY the Associated Press

Constantinople. July 21.-Turkey has
decided to sign the peace treaty, It was
announced officially today,
The Turkish war Office was advised
today that the vanguard Of the Greek
army had entered Adrianoplc. ...
Wholesale arrests were made here to-
day In connection with an alleged plot
to promote a general uprising of Mos
lens against foreign occupation.
The confession OF one plotter is re.
ported to have implicated high officials
Of one of the Entente powers in the al
legged conspiracy, which was directed
chiefly against the British.
It was learned today through French
sources here that scattered firing In
Adrianople. where the Greeks and
Turks have clashed. actually began
July 10. artillery and machine guns
commencing the attack in which infan-
try later participated The civil pop
ulation. according to the Turkish war
office, has been evacuated from Adrian
ople.
The Greek high commission here has
received advices that the fighting Is
continuing because of Greek prepara
tions to occupy eastern Thrace. The
French have charge of communication.
in Adrianople and consequently thei,
advices generally are credited here.
Salonilti. Greece. July 21.-CBy A
IPD THE Greek troops have commenced
| their advance in occupation Of eastern
Thrace. according to official announce
ment here today.
TelegraDhic and railroad communi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
BERNsToRFF GIVES ADVICE
Urges CLOSEST Possible Relations
Between Germany and U. 8.

Berlin, July 81. - (By A. P.)-
Count Won Bernstorff, former German
ambassador to the United States, In a
new periodical, Getrehe Eckart. urges
that "all our efforts should be directed
toward making our business relations
with the United States the closest pos
sible."
He declares that Germany must ex-
pect nothing from America politically,
las the Americans are tired from hu-
manitarian standpoint" This, he says.
is explainable by the fact that the war
proved a disappointment for the United
States"
Won Bernstorff points out that the
Hanseatics, who always had been able
to get on with the Americans, have
succeeded in securing American assist =
ance to rebuild Germany's mercantile
feet, and he believes this may develop
into some arrangement to obtain raw
materials.
After emphasizing the necessity for
the Germans to work hard at recon :
struction, as they could only pay theil
debts by labor, the former ambassador
foreshadows the possibility that Amer
ican capital and German labor ma!
work together in Russia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
IRISH STRIKE begun
IN LARK|N'S BEHALF
, .hor in Dublin Plans to Bring
Pressure on American
Government
ANARCHIST IN N. Y. PRISON
nv the Associated Press

..,,, July 21.-A general strike
ooilcd In Dublin today In pursu-
Nas ~ the movement to secure the re-
ance % lanes Larkin, head OF Trans
Iease Workers Union, who Is serving q
p,ncc por. In New York on conviction OF
criminal anarchy. A.. a.
i@DJ strike. even the Liberty Hall
uyn " rsgarding as futile, It Is said,
cnM nh a method of applying pressure to
M sue" ncrican Government. The order
.no ,oy down tools was not generally
.pto,od " hut the extreme wing OF the
,sSor vyss mon expressed determination to
hr;vu ,aGv The workers out, and were re-
uorted this morning to be forcing the
w;thdrawal Of laborers from buildings
an O'Conneli street. - -
." = tho city market armed men caused
,ho workers to cease their tasks. while
vebicles we're stopped and attacked In
'"1 nrocession planned to demonstrate
4, front of the American consulate was
participated in by comparatively lew
workers, It passed the consulate ut
/ 40 o'clock. No untoward incident
occurred there. the demonstrators con-
6ning themselves to cheers for Larkin;
A qtrnnR pOllcp 1OTCt "do w bu"'" ="
~ Consulate. Fears had been ex :
nrossed nr @ that the demonstration would be
paccomplished by attacks on trains. All
HAT occurred of this sort, so far as
cnuid be learned, however, was that
,p ,rmed men held up one of the suburban
tram lines, that to Sandymount, for two
bonrs by intimidating the drivers. Serv-
loo otherwise was not affected.
More police were on duty today than
had been seen for months. and It wa, was
scenes were to be expected.
Cork. July 21.-(By A. PA sen
sation was created here today by the
issuance Of a proclamation by. Major
General Strickland, commander. II
southern Ireland. prohibiting meetings
assemblies and professions within {
three mile limit of the Cork genera
postofice.
tive tonight. 1t affects many. important
local fixtures, including the city re-
gatta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
FElSAL YIELDS, IS REPORT
Syrian Emlr Said to Have Accepted
French .uItimatum

london, July 21.--(By a. PA
dispatch from Egypt to the French au.
tborities here today says it is reported
that Emir Feisal, head of the Syrian
state. has accepted the terms of the
French ultimatum. There has not as
vet, however, been any official contirma-
tion of this report.
The Mail says Feisal has appealed to
the League of Nations against the
French ultimatum. This ultimatum is
understood to have demanded Feisal's 8
aco,,iescence in the French mandate for
Syria and also In the adoption of French
ms the official language and French cur
rency as the currency of Syria.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
PLANE CARRIES SUMMONS
Denver Lawyers Plane Beats Train
and Pspers Are Served

Denver, Colo. July 21.-Harry G.
Saunders, Denver attorney, yester-
day chased Union Pacific train in
an airplane to serve n summons on
J. u. Biard. who Sanders alleges, was
fleeing jurisdiction Of the Denver courts;
Attorney Saunders learned that Bird
was intending to leave. the state. He
hurried to the Union station and found
that the Union Pacific with Bird as a
passenger. had left few minutes be-
foe. Coming out of the station he met
a friend, Donald Hogan, owner OF an
ai:plane, and explained his predica
mcnt.
Ho,In commanded Saunders to jump
in his auto and they raced to Hogan's
hangar. There they boarded the plane,
and at speed of 120 miles an hour
soon overlook and left the train behind
They reached Hudson before the train
arrived there and alighted In an open
field near the town. Then they hurried
to the railroad station and Saunders
served his summons on Bird when the
train stopped.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
TO NAME COMMISSIONERS
New Jersey Borough In Hot Fight
Over Nominations

Oaklyn, n. j., July 21.-Having
adopted the commission form of gov
ernment to rule this borough, by n
|majority of some fifty votes. after n
fight of taxpayers against present Dor
ough officials. citizens will meet tonight
to name three candidates to be elected
commissioners.
The Taxpayers League is pushing
the movement. Members declare that
not one of the present officials will be
named as candidates by the league.
1t is believed that the mayor and a
number of the six councilmen will hold
q caucus to nominate three candidates
for the ticket to oppose the leagues
candidates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
HONOR BosToNlsN
John II. Fahey Guest at Reception
Given by Society in Rome

Rome, July 21.-(By A. p.)--The
Italian American Society gave a recep-
tion today In honor of John II. Fahey,
Of Boston, chairman of the American
Industrial Commission, which is visiting
Italy. Alfred Dennis. American com
mercial attache; Henry Gay, the Ameri- :
can historian Professor Alessic. min =
lister Of commerce, and representatives
of banks, chambers OF commerce and
co operative credit associations were
among the guests.
Mr.. Fahey is making first hand oh =
servations Of industrial and financial
conditions in this country, seeking
chiefly to devise means for bringing
down exchange rates so that commercial
relations between Italy and the United
States may be resumed on normal basis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
DOCTOR TESTS DRY RULING
Asks Right Of Director to Limit Pre-
scrjptjon Blanks

New York, July 21.-The right OF
federal authorities to limit physicians
to 100 liquor prescription blanks every
ninety days will be tested by an order
obtained in the federal district court
here directing Charles r. O'Con-
nor, federal prohibition director for
New York state, to show cause why
he should not issue additional blanks
to DR.. Melville A. Hays. The order Is
rcturnable Thursday.
Doctor HAYS said he considered alcohol
n necessary stimulant in treating some
ailments, but he finds himself unable to
obtain prescription blanks from the
prohibition director after using up his
allotment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
Victory Medals Ready for Veterans

Washington. July 21.-(By A. P.)-
Victory medals are being issued by the
War Department to world war veterans
on individual application only and no
arrangements have been made with the
American Legion to distribute them.
Secretary Baker has informed Marvin
G. Sperry. president of the Private
Soldiers and Sailors Legion. Mr..
sperry recently sent protest to the
quarters of the American Legion had
announced that arrangements had been
made for that organization to distribute
the medals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
QUITS IRISH PARLIAMENT
Lynch, Deported by British, Gives
Up Seat

New York, July 21.--Diarmid Lynch,
representative in the Irish parlia-
ment" from the southeast Cork dis,
trict, announces he has resigned
his seat. Mr.. Lynch made public a
letter to the electors Of southeast Cork,
informing them that at the time OF his
election he had contemplated resigning.
as having been deported by the English
Government he was therefore unable to
assume active duty. lie eventually con-
cluded It would be unwise for him to
resign at that time.
The differences which have divided
Mr.. de Valera, president of the Irish
republic" and the members of the Dali
Eireann now in the United States and
the recognized leaders of the Irish
movement here as to the Irish cam
paign in America, led Mr.. Lynch to his
final decision to resign his seat. lie
informs his constituents that he IL
generally in agreement With the Amer
ican leaders,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
unarmed Irish Police Safe

Belfast, July 21.-Eleven members
Of the Royal Irish Constabulary were
shot dead between July IL and 10 and
with the burning of Cardanagh
court house, the third court house in
North Donegal has been burned with
in a week. The object Of the burning
of these buildings has been to pre-
vent the trial of Joseph O'Doherty,
Sim Fein member Of Parliament, who
has been charged with soliciting sub
scriptions for the Dali Eireann.
No Dublin metropolitan policeman
has been killed since April 20, the men
of this force now being unarmed while
on duty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
1875 Inn Site to Be Restored

Doylestown, July 21.-Definite action
was taken today by the Washington
Crossing Park Commission to restore the
old fcrryhousc and tavern at Washing
ton Crossing. Bucks county, fifteen
miles southeast of this place. along the
Delaware river. The site named is that
made famous by General George Wash
ington when he crossed the river on
Christmas night. 1776. commemorating
the turning point of the Revolutionary
War at the battle Of Trenton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-21
THREE MOTORISTS KILLED
Four Others Injured While Return
ina From Dance

Groton, Conn, July 21.--(By A. Po
Michael Francis, of Boston: Miss
Peggy Wentworth, Of New York. and
James McKitrick. of Woburn, Mass,
were instantly killed, and Gus Evans,
chauffeur, Of Groton; Miss George
Ward. Charles McNally and Miss Anne
Birmingham. all walters and mattresses
at the Griswold Hotel at Eastern Point.
were injured in an automobile crash
here about 80 o'clock this morning.
The party had attended dance IN New
London and were returning to the hotel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

WANTED--Posltion IA doctors office
ags -; experienced Address Boz 4sb-p
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

i7a.
sHOP FOR SALE--9ood location Tor
hillinery Beauty shop or LAnseria Cali
at i71 East Third.
FOR sALE--sInaii grocery and living
room; cheap rent. Tenth and Lewis
street
FOR sALE--Pool hall. cold drinks. CT.
CARA cigarettes and tobacco. Sis E
First 81 George Brogrell, Tulsa, Okla,
800 PER CENT per annum IN a safe
business enterprise. Write Box 9s4.
Burkburnett, Texas
VACANT sroEEBUIIDIHG for rent In
qulrs at 22o " Main \
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EMPLOYMENT.
mELr MANrEn-MALE


WANTED-Speclaity salesman 10 sell on
commission Address $40 y. care World.
LEARN bookkeeping. posting machine
work at the Tulsa Rurincss college. fan
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ltgs for appointment
WE WANT q few men to devote an or
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$500 MON rHLY selling new patented fuel
vaporiHer guaranteed to save up to 80
per cent gasoline. 40 miles per gallon
made with Ford. Sold on money back
guarantee. one sample free. Htranaky
Naporizer Co, s6l Pukwana, 3 Oak.
BE A Observation-Disclosures unneces-
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Mako secret invest' cations. Salaries, eN-
penses. Hartley Detective Agency. St
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WATCH repairing workmanship; ruar.
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you vii! see the union card In the window.
Call at III South Boston Ave. ~ blocks
south of the Frisco station. Thank you
l CAN see 90 thread the finest needle and
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you Will rec the union card IN the window.
$50 days year. Gail at III South Boston
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

NICE clean sioepinE room. private family,
adjoining bath close I'M gentlemen pre-
ferred Cedar 747.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29

GENERAL MANAGER WANTED
one familiar with business end OF Casing
head gasoline manufacture Must have eN q.
perience In obtaining gas leascs and man
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knowledge desirable but not nsceasar ~
Good proposition to right party state
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Do not answer unless prepared 20 give
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WANT q good experienced maids at Elgtn
Hotel Gail In person, sioH East
Third
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AuENTs- Convertibio 'R.in-i" umbfsiias
daily. Now. Novel Not sold In stores
Ial limo ready No capital required
Write for b.part OUTFIT Parker MfH. Co,
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS I0R RENr. rrRNIsnED

LAuOMA HOTEL
BOULDER. r.. t09h--Desirable room with
private bath
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EXPERIENCED rig builders for stand
ard and stool rigs Apply 2i2 Atco Bldg
Usage 1915.
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FOR SALE--CorHet shop and all scces-
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same location; ~ years; cheap rent four
year lease unusual opportunity 20 secure
cl ose investigation; no old stock; located
IN Kansas City. Address room 2a7 Broad
lands Hotel. l0l Hunter Ave. Kansas City,
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Usage t6lb.
YOUNG MAN--Betwsen ~ and 40 TO
travel and learn 70 be salesmnn; must
be neat appearing and wide awake; good
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Room l0t Terminal Hotel
YOUNG MAN 10 drive Ford car In county.
Can ready to leave town Sunday, before
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wANTED-MAN FOR POSITION As AS
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WANTED--Pot washer; / dishWasher; /
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wANTED-Experisnced tailor TO run Hhop
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CCLORED hEN-t2 pants offer. So suit
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Chicago
GOVERNMENT and railway mall clerks
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DENVER. s.. i2i5--Niceiy Furnished room
opposite bath south exposure Usage
SaS7.J.
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SOUTH WEST part OF city; number one
buy. priced right and an ideal corner
for a filling station. Usage 6432. Cedar
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AT ONCE--Five brlEht capable ladies to
| travel demonstrate and sell dealers
| $40 to t1h por week railroad fare paid,
| Write at once, Goodrich Druu Co, Dept
EOt. Omaha Nsbr
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| PHoToPLAYS-b 600 ideaa aud -urgos.
tlons wanted. Working Eiri paid no
| 900 for ideas she thought worthless Write
| for FREQ details Producers League AGT,
| 81 Louis. Mo
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average raIneohT, T orders & % SaiIy. 'o No ,nsse DE-
liN erinE. No Investment. Five dozen sam
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Ncvereihia "2-in-i' models. ieathsretten
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featured Quick for sample coat and cat.
aioE. Parker hfE. Co, 1853 Book ht.. bay.
ton. Onto.
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EMPLOYMENT

WANTEus--A neat appearing counter giri.
no sunday work New England Cafeteria
SO7 y Cincinnati