Wilson says league covenant imposes no legal obligation
President Wilson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the league of nations covenant creates no legal obligation to use American military force. He warned it may carry a stronger moral obligation and outlined how decisions would rest with Congress and the United States.
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Cavalry Cross Into Mexico to Free Flyers and Save Ransom
U S cavalry units entered Mexico to pursue bandits who abducted aviators. They rescued the aviators, secured 6 500 in ransom, paid 8 500, and recovered Peterson. Captain Matlack returned for Lieutenant Davis while a second airman leaped onto a horse and joined two escapees who carried gold across the river.
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Bankhead Family Attends Broadway Debut For Miss Bankhead
Miss Bankhead makes her Broadway stage debut in a leading role with her father Congressman William T. Bankhead and grandfather Senator Jolly H Bankhead present in the New York theater. The young performer, just seventeen, carries family confidence into the audience.
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Weather Forecast for New Mexico Near Aug Port
The forecast notes unsettled weather for New Mexico with possible showers in northern portions and a warming trend. It projects Wednesday as fair with little change in temperature and similar conditions into Thursday, indicating mainly dry and mild weather across the region.
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Edward Albright Elected President of National Editorial
F Edward Albright of Gallatin Tennessee was elected president of the National Editorial Association here today. The association decided to hold its 1920 meeting in Boston Massachusetts.
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Boston
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Destroyers Arrive Off Honolulu With Daniel Aboard
Four destroyers led by Vanguard arrived off Honolulu at 6 28 this morning bringing Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to the battleship New York for a visit.
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Michigan Bandits to Be Chaosed by Navalrymen and U S Air Forges
Washington announces new policy to end raids across the border. Navalrymen and U S air forces will be employed to suppress incursions, signaling a coordinated military response. The plan aims to deter cross border raids and restore stability in the border region.
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Vigorous Action to Follow Depredations
American troops are distributed at strategic points along the frontier to pursue bandits in northern Mexico. Swift cavalry, machine guns, and airplanes form the core of a new plan inaugurated with the Eighth Cavalry moving into Mexico. Officials say efforts will be relentless and decisive to rescue captives and pursue raiders with speed from Rio Grande frontier strongholds.
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British Fleet to Attack Kronstadt in Baltic Action
The reinforced British fleet concentrates against Kronstadt near Petrograd as Helsingfors dispatches report the city burning. Bolshevik submarine depot ship Vialka is said sunk in an engagement off the Tolbukhin lighthouse northwest of Kronstadt.
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Release Ordered in Cayuga Lake Murder Case on Insufficient Evidence
Donald W. Fether of Sas Angeles California and student at Cornell University faced murder charges in the death of Miseaxel Crance of Achaca in Cayuga Lake July 19. Supreme Court Justice M. H. Kiley ordered Fether released due to lack of sufficient evidence.
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State guards called to quell Cudahy riot
Milwaukee August 14 three companies of state home guards were ordered from Camp Douglas to aid deputy sheriffs at the Cudahy Packing Company plant where a striker Wan Was was killed and many were wounded in a clash between strikers and police More than six hundred workers including women joined the riot as plant officials faced late shift protests The plant has been closed for two weeks amid wage and unionization disputes A meeting with Michael Cadahy aimed at ending the strike preceded the mob attack on a train feared to bring strike breakers.
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Bandits Fire On American Plane In Mexico Flight
Marfa Texas Aug 19 an American biplane returned with two wing bullet holes after a Mexican group fired on it the aviator observer said he fired back and may have killed one bandit cavalry pursues the remaining men rain storms hinder communications with troops in Mexico while air support and patrols are being organized.
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Disclosure to Bandits Reveals Troop Location
A report states that someone disclosed the troops location to bandits leading to heightened security concerns. Details on who provided the information and the exact location were not disclosed.
Matlack Cited for Mexican Border Action in 1915
Capt Leonard Matlack of Louisville son of Mr and Mrs W T Matlack led twenty men against a band of about 2406 bandits in December 1915 in Mexico. After a battle in which thirty five bandits were killed the posse recovered cattle stolen from the American side. Matlack a Spanish American War veteran enlisted in 1903 and later saw service in the Philippines. He has been mentioned three times in official dispatches for meritorious service.
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Government Acts to Curb War Profiteers
Washington August 19. House passes resolution urging the federal trade commission to probe price raises on shoe leather and other necessities. The measure seeks wartime powers to fix fair prices and punish hoarding as hearings continue. Attorney General Palmer to testify. Senate committee delays final action on profit padding definitions.
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Dickman Order to Pay Full Sum Carried by Capture Chase
Pursuit through difficult terrain continues as authorities seek to recover the full sum promised. Horses labor on steep hills while the river banks test the riders and the Mexicans remain at large in a tense river chase ongoing under heavy strain.
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General Dickman Pays Ransom to Mexican Bandits
In San Antonio on August 19 Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman commanding the southern department ordered officers at Candelaria to pay the full fifteen thousand nine hundred dollars ransom as per the agreement with the Mexican bandits.
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American Cavalry Pursues Mexican Bandits South of Border
Aug 19 Marfa Texas troops of the Eighth Cavalry chase Mexican bandits who captive held Aviators Peterson and Davis near the border south of the mountains. Commanders report difficult pursuit due to storms, low visibility, rugged terrain, and limited field kitchens.
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El Paso Brigadier States No Change in Plans
Brigadier General James Frwis told the El Paso district tonight that he has no new plans or tour schedule. He provided no details about his next movements and mentioned continued rapport with Mexican authorities.
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