Thrace Deadlock Shocks Peace Talks Over Wilsonia Plan
Paris Aug 21 A peace conference deadlock over Thrace prompts a US proposal to divide Thrace between Belgium and Greece with a neutral strip called Wilsonia under league protection. The plan risks opposition from Greece and continues to provoke competing proposals from Venizelos and others.
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Albhuquerque Morning Journal
New York World
The
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Paris
Thrace
Belgium
Greece
League of Nations
Wilsonia
United States
Nanthi
Turkey
Furopes
Aetean Sea
Volgerian Freentier
Bulgaria
Thea
Wimenia
Liesundeariss
Lale-Purgasia
Turkewi
Ahoave
Kreéne
Maritea
Burgas
Constantinople
Two Aviators Missing May Be Lost Near Mexico
San Diego August 21 Colonel A J Hanlon commanding the army aviation corps at Rockwell Field North Island announced two Ninth Aero Squadron officers Lt Waterhouse of Weiser Idaho and Lt Connelly of San Diego were missing since 4 PM yesterday after a flight from Yuma to San Diego Their airplane a de Havilland with a Liberty engine 400 hp apparently forced to land possibly below the Mexican line near Jacumba in San Diego County Fifteen search planes were sent from North Island but found no trace of the officers.
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OY Morning Journal
San Diego
Calif
A. J. Hanlon
Army Aviation
Rockwell Field
North Island
Ninth Aero Squadron
Frederick B. Waterhogue
Weiser
Idaho
C. H. Connelly
Waterhouse
Connelly
Yuma
Arizona
Hinton
Jacumba
San Liego County
North Teland
de Haviland
Colume
Roosevelt Era Inspires Preparedness and Patriotism
The passage recalls the early days of doubt before real readiness, highlighting Colonel Roosevelt's push to form a fighting force and to pass on to his sons a heritage of patriotism and idealism.
Mexico Demands U S Withdrawal From Border Quota
Mexico orders withdrawal of Americans from the border area. The protest follows President Carranza’s directive for immediate recognition. The US shows little likelihood to comply until bandits are pursued and captured or killed.
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Mexico
Qouth
United States
United States won not recognize Tinoco era Costa Rica government
Washington reports President Wilson informed the Senate that the Tinoco constitution and any government under it are legally non existent and not to be treated as belligerent. Notes to Nicaragua urge neutrality and avoidance of interference in Costa Rican affairs.
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Washington
Juan Paulieta Quiros
Costa Rica
Federico Tinoco
United States
Senate
Wilson
United Minutes
Nicaragua
State Department
Benator Lafollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Germany
Tinveo
Lansing
Central America
Couta Rica
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Costa Hiva
Costa Hien
Deportation of Enemy Aliens From United States
The article reports James Minetto and Dr Karl Muck sailing from New York to Copenhagen aboard the Frederick VIII. It notes Muck, former Heston Symphony leader, interned as an enemy alien, insisting he is American not German. A Justice Department operative accompanied Muck aboard.
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James Minetto
Lavier
Wifi
Chinage Packer
Karl Muck
Heston Symphony Orchestra
Copenhagen
Frederick VIII
Caran
Denmark
de Muck
Jas
United States
Pegrel
Mob
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Mack
Phew
CAPTAIN MATLAGE REPORTS FROM MEXICO PURSUE BANDITS
Captain Matlack arrived by airplane to report four Mexican bandits killed by American troops near a mountain pass. The attackers trapped in an adobe blockhouse fired from portholes as troops closed in, three identified as Jesus Janir, Praneico Janir, and Jose Fuentes. The leader Jesus Renteria was not among the dead. Carranza troops aided the pursuit, with Matlack noting high spirits and willingness to chase the bandits who had captured aviators Peterson and Davis.
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Matta. Tex
Mexico
Leonard Matlack
Jesus Janir
Praneico Janir
Jose Fuentes
Cajitin Afatioes
Hietend
Jesus Renteria
Lients
Iareld
Peterson
All H. Davis
Matlack
Carranza
Carranes
Matiick
Eugene Eubank
Joseph T Dickman
Aouthern Department
Davie
Hanmdits
Bigek House
Bale Ie Glave
Bouhyics
Stibere
Fienter
Avir
Eveperate Clete
Vane Momey
Abiain Matta Ark
Gsagiere
Matiack
Mexicala Mexican garrison aids search for missing aviators
Calexico California reports Governor Estaban Cantu dispatched all available soldiers from Mexical to search the border area around Mexical and Tiajuana for aviators Frederick Waterhouse and Ho Connelly missing since yesterday. Troops will sweep territory south of Jacumba, reflecting Cantu's longstanding friendly stance toward the United States.
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Calexico
Calif
Mexical
Lower California
Estabin Cantu
Frederick Waterhouse
Ho. Connelly
Merxical
Tiajuans
Jacumba
Cantu
United States
Bandits Hold Louisville Nashville Train in Early Robbery
Four men hijacked Louisville and Nashville passenger train No. 1 south of Columbia Tennessee. They looted mail pouches worth about 659000 and compelled the engineer and fireman to proceed toward a fixed signal while fledgling a light signal. No injuries reported as the engine slowed and halted without damage.
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Nashvill
Tenn
Louieville & Nashville
Columbia
Heaty
W. P. Mulvihill
Wray
Glendale
Gil
Mexican and American forces clash over bandits in Mexico
General Dieguez in Chihuahua City says American troops have rights to pursue bandits in Mexico. Diplomatic protests from Carranza government accompany reports of U S troops deep into Mexican territory as Major General Dickman forwards new field notes. Officials note no reply to protests yet and aim to finish clean up near the border within twenty miles south.
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Presidio
Texas
Manuel Dieguez
Chihuahua City
Antonion Praeda
Carrangza
Cuchillo
Mexico
Owen Wial
US Atom
Orm
Washington
Beniilas
State Department
Carranza
War Department
Dickman
Southern Department
Boarder
An. Hheyheed
Officinias
Davia
Veterson
President Wilson answers twenty questions from Senator Fall
President Wilson replies to a set of twenty inquiries posed by Senator Albert B. Fall. The exchange covers domestic policy and national issues as the Morning Journal notes the formal Q and A session.
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Wilson
Albert B. Fall
First Tariff Bill Passed By House Amid Debate
The House approved the initial tariff measure as lawmakers weighed duties and protections for industries. Supporters argued it would shield domestic production while critics warned of higher consumer costs and possible retaliatory actions abroad.
American Robbed on Train in Mexico
A traveler reported being robbed on a passenger train in Mexico. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but the incident involved an American victim and a suspected thief aboard the moving train. Further information could not be verified from the readable portion.
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Mexico
Withdrawal of Cavalry Pursuit Shifts West in Mexico
San Antonio reports military units preparing to pull back eighty cavalrymen pursuing bandits in northern Chihuahua. Aircraft removal from Presidio and Marta hint pursuit moving west toward the Rio Conchos region as rivers and water sources shape limits of operations.
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San Antonio
Texas
Southern Department
Chihuhahua
Presidio
Marta Ie
Rio Conchos
Marta
Canches
Pureuies LP Gbi
Woman ends life by poison amid jealousy claim
Eight year old Mrex Pietra Miera died at home after taking poison as police report jealousy motive. Needing further details, authorities say the incident occurred early morning at 920 Street.
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Pietra Miera
Washington officials threaten sugar dealer license revocation
Washington officials announced they are prepared to revoke licenses of licensed sugar dealers after hearings by the department of food and provisions found violations. Attorney General Palmer stated the action as part of regulatory enforcement.
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Washington
Aug
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Palmer
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