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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
1
Pittman proposes that reservations belong in the body of the peace treaty to win Senate ratification. The plan pits Republican senators against President Wilson with only McCumber aligned with Democrats against returning Shantung to China as part of the treaty.
Biographer Joseph Bucklin Bishop reveals Roosevelt’s private letters and efforts to mediate the 1904 Portsmouth peace talks between Russia and Japan. He notes Roosevelt’s tireless diplomacy and reliance on allies, with candid quotes about leaders and the process.
Report from Parliament notes Premier Lloyd George addresses Commons warning Republicans aim to write qualifications into the Instrument. British traders anticipate floods as barriers near key industries.
Marfa Texas August 24 news says aviators George K Rice and St I Boquet missing since dawn after leaving Royce Field to reconnoiter for a US punitive expedition were located tonight at Terlingua Texas. They were not injured and will proceed to Preggi tomorrow after landing in the storm.
Washington factions clash over reservations to the peace treaty and league of nations. Senator Pittman proposes a reinterpretation while Republicans split between unreserved ratification and strict two thirds acceptance. President Harding signals possible backing if reservations align with ratification.
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Los Angeles is described as fully gripped by a strike with trains stalled and no service leaving the city. Reports highlight dispatches from union leaders demanding reemployment terms and the threat of prolonged stoppage affecting Southern California transit.
London dispatch says Britain plans to abolish import restrictions on September 1 but will shield key industries and enact anti dumping laws. The move sparks concerns over how much American imports will reach the UK market and how profiteering will be curbed.
Washington Aug. 24 The fate of the peace treaty and possible Senate amendments spark speculation on the President's response. If the Senate demands textual reservations or shifts the treaty, Wilson might return to Paris for renegotiation or send new negotiators. A Senate move to declare war an act and push peace legislation is debated, with disputes over presidential signing.
A captured Verdun era periscope once owned by the former crown prince of Germany was displayed at West Point during cadet summer review. The artifact came from a safe remote position and bore a plate inscription noting its capture by the Third Army Corps at Mont Faucon in October.
Dispatches from Copenhagen report that General Petlura’s Ukrainian troops occupied Kiev and seized Podolia with large portions of Volhynia. Advices claim Ukrainian armies advance to the Sinieper River along the front line.
Mexican officials study petroleum laws indemnifications frontier violations and safeguards for foreign interests to satisfy the United States without compromising sovereignty. They plan statements in days ahead outlining how Mexico can meet foreign representations while handling a large debt and railway compensation.
Washington reports the peace treaty will dominate Oberon coverage as the foreign relations committee may report on ratification in the Senate this week. Chairman Lodee declines to predict timing as Democratic aides note action could come later, with most of the week spent on discussion.
A dispatch from Mexico City dated August 24 reports a telegram from Alvars to President Carranza expressing pride in U S and international support while offering modest force for any location that might aid the government. The message outlines readiness to assist under contingency and in distant contexts.
U S Army 3rd Cavalrymen return from pursuit of Mexican bandits with reports of four bandits slain by troopers and one killed by a flyer’s machine gun during the attack on their force.
Marfa Texas August 24 three hundred American cavalry return to the Rio Grande after an unsuccessful six day campaign to seize bandits led by Jesus Renteria who captured two lieutenants for ransom. Reports say Renteria possibly killed but unconfirmed as pursuit resumes after rain wiped out the trail.
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