House Extends Food Control Act and Seeks Stricter Regulation
The House voted to amend the Lever food control act extending controls to clothing containers feed fertilizers oil and production implements to curb profiteering with penalties up to 5000 dollars or two years imprisonment. Debate centered on covering more essentials and reactions tied to high cost of living and political fault lines between Republicans and Democrats.
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Morning Journal
Washington
House
Agriculure Committee
Representative Strong
Kansas
Newton
Minnesota
Planton
Texas
Palmer
Department of Justice
Wilson
Congress
New Jersey
Penate
Trodenborg
Hines
League of Nations
China
India
Mississipi Vafley
Central America
New York City
League of Patrons
Thorough of Arch 9 Being Made for Two Flyers Lost
No word on the whereabouts of Lieutenants Heyerhouse and Connelly. They were last seen leaving Yuma after the engagement.
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Heyerhouse
Connelly
Yuma
General Dickman Promises to Honor America's Pledge
General Dickman insists that a great nation like America must make good its promises as pursuit of bandits continues. The article notes ongoing efforts and resolves from wartime leadership.
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Dickman
America
Hapsburgs Blacklisted as Archduke Told to Quit
The Supreme Council instructed the inter allied mission at Budapest to inform Archduke Joseph he must leave the Hungarian government for European peace. The council says it will deal only with a government supported by a constituent assembly and awaits official confirmation about Joseph's retirement.
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Morning Journal
Paris
Asolated
Supreme Council
Inter-Allied
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Europe
Hapsburg
Switzerland
Germany Hopes to Resume Exports to Americans Soon
German business circles signal a return to trade with the United States as Hamburg port notes the first postwar mail from America. Officials say German exports remain small and few goods are available, but intensified work could restart the flow and ease the economic crisis.
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Albuquerque Journal
New York World
the Press Publishing Co
Perlin
America
Germany
Hamburg
Haldemann
Clermany
Lokal-Anseler
Kaisera
Mall
New York
Fjearge von Skal
Lokal-Angelger
Peace Treaty Out of Committee by End of Week
Washington August 22 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to work starting tomorrow on amendments and reservations to the peace treaty. Democratic leader Hitchcock predicts a report to the Senate next week with Republican cooperation.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Memurbers
Hueht
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lanige
Shantunse
Teeiag Piaiie
Armed planes search border for missing Lieutenants Waterhouse Connelly
American aviators and Mexican troops hunted for Lieutenants Waterhouse and Connelly after they disappeared mid patrol from Yuma toward Rockwell Field. The effort spanned 120 miles from the Mexican border to the Gulf of California with 40 aircraft, ground troops, and radio links, but no trace was found by morning.
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San Diego
Calif
Gulf of California
Rockwell Pier
Waterhouse
Weisser
Biahe
Connelly
Ban Tuewo
Rockwell Field
Riverside
Te Haviland
Fierkwell Fieia
Cine
John Symes Eberly
J. Willams
BM. Kelly
RF. Henter
Pieces of bone found in lime at livery barn
Numerous pieces of small bone imbedded in fourth thick layer of lime were found at a livery barn in Maple Hill Kansas on August 22. Police and local authorities investigated the scene after reports of this discovery.
Rumors of Bandit Killings and Bombing Rumor Denied
Marfa Texas Aug 22 reports say cavalry troops head south to join a punitive expedition in Mexico. General Dickman downplays rumors of eight bandits killed or bombing at Jesus Fentoria’s headquarters, saying a single bomb was tested and no raids occurred. He confirms continued pursuit along trails and vows to stay in Mexico unless orders say otherwise.
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CFEC
AL Lep
Marfa
Tex
Mexico
Leonard M. Matineck
Jesus Fentoria
Fient
Haigh Boyce
War Department
Joseph T Dickmin
Southern Department
Dickman
Paplaine
Leonard F. Matiack
Aines
Matiack
Matiace
Mesivan
Paul H. Pasis
Cleneral Dickman
Matlack
Matiackh
Yie
Pavia
Metinaio
Washington
Ameris
Archduke Joseph Resigns From Premiership
Dispatches from Vienna report Archduke Joseph withdrawing from the Falé government and forming a coalition cabinet including Socialists. The news comes as Zurich reporting on August 22 cites Viennese newspapers.
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Zurich
Havas
Vienna
Archduke Joseph
Fale
Indemnities Contested by Former German Minister
Buenos Aires Aug 22 Haren Von Dem Musche Haddenhausen former German minister to Argentina told the Buenos Aires Herald that indemnities in the peace treaty will not be collected as they are ridiculous and likely to be annulled by the League of Nations He called the treaty a monstrosity and said Germany will regain its old place of supremacy He predicted fewer German immigrants than 5176000 and asserted the Kaiser’s backing remains with the German people He dismissed President Ebert as incapable and said monarchy would not be restored
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Japan
Shantung Province
China
Shantung
BK. T. Willams
Senate
Thomas
Olerade
Ubor
Fenster Fall
New Mexico
Wilson
Hiermany
Menater Fall
United States
Genmany
Olen Hwee
Buenos Airres
Haren von Dem Musche Haddenhausen
Argentina
Buenos Aires Herald
League of Nations
Germany
Haren
Brazil
Ar- Kenting
Kaiser Staat
Ebert
Work Costs Run High Across U S as Projects Stall
A fragmented note reports figures around 54 million in costs for projects across the United States. The brief mentions substantial expenditures and stalled work affecting multiple sectors.
American cotton trade shifts as German creditors mobilize
American cotton men returning from Germany report Bremen and Hamburg firms moving to secure large credits for U S shipments. German manufacturers mortgage spinning works to obtain raw cotton. German workers may endure long hours to rebuild their economy and export potash in exchange for cotton.
Federal regulation sparks debate on Kenyon and Kendrick bills
Hearings on the Kenyon and Kendrick bills show mixed views from witnesses across Missouri to Georgia. Packers oppose interference, arguing government control risks higher costs, while farmers and handlers discuss impacts on pricing and supply.
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Washington
Aus
Kenyon
Kendrick
Senate Atriculture
Missouri
Georgia
Pp Carpenter
Tarkia
Jim
Jane
Egevnestaar Tarhia
Los Angeles Strike Forces Nulling of Santa Fe Trains
A strike in Los Angeles leads to the cancellation or annulment of Santa Fe trains. The disruption affects routes and schedules, with customers urged to seek updates from the railway. No additional context or official statements were provided.
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Los Angeles
Santa FE
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