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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
1
Railroad shopmen nationwide will begin immediate balloting on President Wildon's proposition amid ACE demands. Union leaders urge a quick vote as workers consider the proposed terms and job actions loom.
Senate action targets Shantung provision amid wider push to strike American representation from peace commissions. Senator McCumber and others spar over impact on the league of nations while Senator Borah defends the treaty's scope as critics warn of driving Japan from the league. President Wilson under White House review as amendments split along party lines.
Washington Aug 26 Railroad shopmen across the United States begin voting on whether to accept Wilson and Hines wage proposals or strike for higher pay. Gov control of railroads and price levels loom as decisive factors for industrial peace. Union leaders indicate a strike vote could take about three weeks but may wrap sooner as ballots return.
In Paris the first day of debate on the peace treaty ratification stretched as three speakers spoke over an hour each. With interpellations postponed and ministers urging speed, the treaty’s approval seemed unlikely before September 6, as further orations are anticipated. Premier Clemenceau and cabinet remain united in backing the treaty.
Howard Ricketts is cited by General Pershing for conspicuous service in a district report from Ram Washington Peel.
Chamber of Commerce pledges full backing for the New Mexico Education Association meeting. City officials and leaders organize lodging, meals, and transport arrangements for teachers. The Armory is prepared by the American Legion, with rail and hotel costs covered by local boards to ensure a large attendance.
Marfa Texas August 26. The Punitive expedition headquarters in Marfa becomes the battlefield as Fifth and Eighth cavalry clash in a mock war. Maj James P. Yancey handles the attacking force while Maj C. Smith commands the defense. Dow’s ranch scouts report enemy activity and a recon column is dispatched. Lieutenants Davis and Peterson depart for El Paso as the expedition nears end. reports suggest Jesus Henteria’s death may be confirmed, with search for remaining bandits continuing.
An army dispatch from Washington dated August 26 reports the Fifth Infantry at Camp Patton Ky and the Fiftieth at Camp Dix NJ along with two field hospitals and ambulance units to be sent to Europe to replace units that could not be withdrawn from the First Division.
An Associated Press dispatch reports a motor ship overturned with 18 men believed dead. Rescue crews search the wreckage as others are accounted for, with officials outlining possible causes and ongoing inquiries.
The New Mexico Rifemen secure fifteenth place in the event, concluding the competition with a modest finish. Lease details appear misplaced in the summary text.
Witnesses told the Interstate Commerce Sub Committee that a car shortage is hindering mine production. The hearing examined freight bottlenecks affecting coal and metal shipments and the railroads' role in capital projects.
A senate interstate commerce subcommittee heard that car shortages and labor strife hinder coal production. Witnesses warned that radical miners favor nationalizing mines with a six hour day and five day week plus higher wages. Officials warned of potential Soviet style methods and winter shortages if production cannot be stabilized.
Major General Joseph F. Dickman in San Antonio denies reports that Carranza troops deterred the punitive expedition near Covame Chihuahua. He says the expedition withdrew because chase trails cooled in Mexico and no clash with Mexican forces risked pursuit.
Grain Corporation announces a plan to fix prices for low grade wheat grades with stated figures. The release notes adjustments and the expected impact on farmers and markets. Officials caution on market effects and future reviews.
William Cook reports from Paris that France bars discussion on foreign imports and imposes high duties on American dyestuffs. French firms avoid U S imports, preferring domestic production and limited buying from American suppliers due to costs and restrictions amid postwar tensions.
James Mather of Reading and A Epstein of Harrisburg said the steamship’s officer removed them from the vessel three minutes before sailing for Europe. No explanation was offered beyond the agent citing 68 orders from the intelligence department and customs house actions.
Paris reports peace conference progress with Austria treaty nearing completion and a five day window for Austria to decide. Bulgaria seeks Thrace outlet and plebiscite rights while Egypt protests treaty clauses contradict armistice principles and seeks French aid against terms.
Mexicas Cavalry under Captain Trujillo reported finding American aviators Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil H. Connelly alive in Lower California about two hundred miles southeast of San Diego. They were missing from Rockwell Field since last Wednesday and were being escorted toward the Ensenada area for medical checks and return.
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