Shantung Amendment Rejected in Senate Vote
The Shantung amendment to the peace treaty was defeated 55 to 35 after a six and a half hour debate. Senator Lodge led opposition. several Republicans shifted to support the treaty while some Democrats aligned with the amendment. Debate touched on Japan versus China and potential reservations, with leaders signaling future actions and continued discussion into the next week.
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Washington
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
China
Shantung
Reparations Commission
League of Natione
LeepaPtic
Sennator Lodge
Netice
Henariors Johnson
California
Sherman
Iliiow
Jar Follette
Wisconsin
Phelan
Metameter
North Dakota
Williames
Mississipp
Jerry
Rhode Island
Wis
Weather report from Denver and nearby regions
Weather bulletin lists Friday and Saturday conditions for New Mexico and Arizona with readings of fair to warmer, and partly cloudy in parts. University stations report temperatures, humidity around morning and evening, no precipitation, and prevailing winds keeping to southern directions.
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Denver
Olc
New
Woman's body allegedly mutilated after autopsy in Sellins case
Pittsburgh October 16 Sheriff Williams Haddock files letter with Senate investigator Kenyon alleging Fannie Sellins United Mine Workers organizer was deliberately mutilated after an official autopsy to smear authorities and inflame the steel strike. Letter cites disinterment and alleged back wound while urging inquiry into labor and justice investigations.
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IPES
Teaeno Wice
Pittsburgh
Williams
Haddock
Allegheny County
Kenyon
Senate Committee
Fannie Sellins
United Mine Workers
West Natroma
Fannie Sellin
Arcenie
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
United States
Bolsheviks retake Kiev in surprise attack report
A Bolshevik wireless dispatch from Moscow claims Kiev was recaptured yesterday by Bolshevik forces. The message says the attack was swift and the enemy could not cross the Dnieper left bank, fleeing north in disorder. Denikin’s forces had briefly held Kiev before the Bolsheviks moved in. An official Denikin report dated Wednesday notes fierce fighting near Kiev.
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Moscow
Kiev
Dnieper
Cieneral Denikine
Votehevik
Denikine
Kiew
Wounded in clash as strikes clash with guards near Cincinnati
Former Cincinnati detective chief William L Nimmo was wounded in the left arm and leg as a battle erupted between striking Andrewe Bree company workers at Newport suburb and strike breakers. Police report more than 300 shots fired using rifles shotguns and pistols as workers left the plant after the day’s shift.
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Morning Journal Specal
Wee
Cincinnati
William L. Nimmo
Andrewe Bree Company
Newport
Guache
President to Initiate First League Council Meeting
Washington reports indicate President Wilson will issue a call for the league of nations council's first meeting within the treaty's fifteen day window for three commissions. Britain France Italy and possibly Japan are expected to participate. U.S. representation may not be required for initial decisions.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
United States
League
Wilson
Council of the League
Saar Basin
Plains
M. House
England
Geneva
London
Colonel House
Council of the
Assembly of the League
Yudenitch Captures Gatchina and Advances on Petrograd
General Yudenitch, commander of the Russian northwestern army, has captured Gatchina and presses toward Krasnoye Melo and Tearskoye Belo, sixteen to eighteen miles from Petrograd. Reval and Helsingfors reports say resistance is feeble as aviators note light road barricades and trenches near the capital. Evacuation of Petrograd by the Kalsheviks is reported amid mutiny rumors among the red troops.
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Sperial Kealed Wine
London
Associated Press
Yudenitch
Gatchina
Krasnoye Melo
Tearskoye Belo
Petrograd
Reval
Helsingfors
Vludenitch
Kalsheviks
Germany hands Allies reply on Baltic evacuation to Foch
Berlin Oct 15 The German government’s reply to Allied demands on evacuating the Baltic provinces has been handed to Marshal Foch. It states General Von Der Goltz has been recalled and denies any war aims against Lettish or Russian peoples and says German soldiers are strictly forbidden to engage in hostilities.
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OY Mornings Journal
Berlin
Associated Press
Baltic
Marshal Pach
von der Goltz
Germany
Industrial meet risks dilit over collective bargaining
Disagreement over workers rights to bargain collectively may prompt union members to quit the convention. The dispute pits capital against labor and could lead to a breakdown of the industrial meet.
Rockefeller Seeks Support for Collective Bargaining At Conference
In Washington on January 16 the national industrial conference debated recognizing collective bargaining for wage earners. John D. Rockefeller Jr urged a new spirit in industry and right of workers to representation, arguing workers are not mere numbers but humans. Endicott joined in urging employers to back the resolution.
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Washington
Get
National Industrial Conference
Committee of Fifteen
Thei
John D. Rockefeller
Endicott
Proplayers
Rockefeller
H. B. Endicott
Axe
Peneee Ene Ee
Pittsburgh Strike Seeks Court Order On Free Speech
Labor leaders in the Pittsburgh district move to file court papers seeking injunctions to halt meetings in the strike zone. Mayor Babcock says public meetings outside the zone may proceed for the city’s safety and order to be maintained.
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Pittsburgh
R. Ning Journal
Allegheny County
FE. V. Babcock
W. B. Rubin
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
William Z. Yester
National Committee For Orernizing Steel Workers
Goster
Pitteburg
Ita
Totranian
Belgian King Albert Tours Yosemite Valley During California Visit
King Albert of Belgium and Queen visited Glacier Point and Mariposa grove, dining by a large camp fire and touring by automobile after a morning ride. The royal party planned to reach Los Angeles by special train and continue to Pasadena then Gallup New Mexico for a cowboy and Indian show before stopping in Albuquerque.
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Yosremite
Calif
Albert
Belgium
Glacier Point
Mariposa
el Portal
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Gallup
N. M
Albuquerque
King of Belgium Praises U S National Parks in California
King Albert of Belgium toured Merced and praised the U S federal park system. He lauded Yellowstone and the Mariposa grove’s giant trees, calling the scenery wonderful and the parks educational, helping to instill patriotism.
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Merced
Calif
Associated Press
New York State
Albert
Belgium
Mast
Unionists Plan Legal Action to Reclaim Free Assembly Rights
Labor leaders announce plans to go to court to secure the right of free assembly they allege has been denied by authorities. The move follows protests and claims of curbs on public gathering rights.
Steel chiefs declare Gary strike virtually ended
Steel mill officers at Gary Indiana said the strike was virtually ended and prepared to build a new labor organization noting a surplus of labor in some departments Union leaders disputed the officials assessment and questioned the claim of nearing conclusion.
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Gary
Ind
Steel Chiefs
Chicago
Gompers Shows Improvement Amid AFL Leader’s Illness
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, is described as somewhat better after nervous exhaustion. Doctors have him confined to bed with temperature fluctuating from 190.8 to 98.4 degrees, showing some improvement by morning.
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Gompers
Washington
Hamuel Hhompere
American Federation of Labor
Barnes Opposes Extension of Wheat Price Guarantee
Julian H. Barnes the U S wheat director said he would oppose any extension of the current guaranteed price program to another crop. The announcement came at a dinner in his honor hosted by the Chicago Board of Trade directors.
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Chicago
Julian H. Barnes
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Westbound Airplane Convoy Reaches Cheyenne in Morning
Cheyenne Wyoming October 16 Eleven westbound planes crossed the continent and arrived by afternoon. A crash damaged the Nieut Charles L Osborne machine as he tried to land with Private C A Maurer aboard. no injuries. Major Simons ordered to Washington. Several other pilots reported arrivals and late landings with damaged planes.
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Charles L. Osborne
Major Simons
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nieut
C. A. Maurer
Simons
No. 19
Washington
Steinte
Henry Abbey
Liieut
J. Mable
BF. I. Lyon
Capt
C. Pomeroy
J. W. Stimons
Lieut
G. H. Gale
R. Ho Maugham
Rk. ©. Kirkpatrick
F. Stanley
J. T. Johnson
Alex Pearson, Jr
Pearson
Itone
Magnara
Felix Steinie
Charles J. Osorne
Westbound and Eastbound Planes Enter Transcontinental Air Race
Twelve aircraft entered the transcontinental race as eastbound planes led by Lieut Alexander Pearson Jr and Cant Donaldson departed Salt Lake City at 1 29 pm. Westbound crews including Hartey Wright Rowlett Brown Haynes and George started from Salt Lake City later and Cheyenne reports placed several more contestants near Cheyenne with Steinle's plane out of the race after a failure.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nueva Vinta Field
Cardiff
Alexander Pearson, Jr
Donaldson
H. K. Hartey
J. S. Wright
Hl Rowlett
William
T. Brown
T. Haynes
HW. HL
George
Salduro
Here
W. Torey
Fred Nelson
Cheyenne
Kk. C. Kirkpatrick
Ildeut. Dob ‘Dish
Felix Steinle
Steinie
Smith Furnished New Plane to Resume Transcontinental Flight
Permission was granted for Captain Lowell J. Smith to accept a Curtiss Aeroplane Company plane to replace his burned machine. Major General Menoher authorized the switch, enabling the aviator to resume his transcontinental flight the next day. Lieutenant B. W. Maynard received a similar chance to obtain a new plane after his own craft failed near Omaha, seen as fair play between rival groups led by Smith and Maynard.
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Mri
Washington
Lowell J. Smith
Westhound
Curtin Aeroplane Company
Buffalo Centre
Smith
Charlies
Menoher
Air Service
B. W. Maynard
San Francisco
Waheo
Neb
Magnara
New Mexico Dedication Honors Bernalillo County Heroes
Young T A delivers a bold message to the Assembly of American Legion. The dedication of a memorial to local heroes proceeds this afternoon in Old Town, honoring 100 per cent Americanism and the Spirit of Americanism.
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T. A
Agsembly
American Legion
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Old Town
Warisk Insurance Conversion Lecture and Legion Memorial
A Warisk Insurance Conversion lecture by Allan Bruce precedes a full American Legion meeting at the Courthouse to dedicate a Bernalillo County memorial. Dr W K Wylder presides with roll call and Nestor Montoya delivering an address. A Blessing, Taps and a patriotic mass meeting follow with speeches by Dr Davia Hill and Nick Lucero receiving the Croix de Guerre. High school orchestra performs Star Spangled Banner and selections between talks by Dr Moise Bergman and Captain Matlock.
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American Legion
Old Aibu
New Mexico American Legion Convention Opens
The state American Legion convention opened with Walter Connell and Thomas Hughes welcoming visitors in the absence of Governor Kasolo. Col Sironson M. Cutting spoke for the Legion, with Herman as temporary chairman and officers elected unanimously. Messages from Henry D. Lindsey and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. were read, urging a strong New Mexico showing and convention success.
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The
American Legion
Menory
Kasolo
Walter Connell
Thomas Hughes
Sironson M. Cutting
Santa Fe
Ehaif
Legion
Ial Herman
Grant County
Frank Roberta
Hernalido County
I. Kk
Errett
McKinleyounty
Joseph Smith
Bernalike County
Ris
Hermoan
Grantham
Mody
Herman Baca
Valencia
Dan ‘Asadas
Mora
Kella A. Parker
Linoln
Jameson
Torrane County
Mitchell
Grant
G. H. Puryear
Chavez
F. Smith
F. O. Weaterfeld
Mernalillo
Avery Jones
Win Miguel
R. Hh
Tracy
Bernalillo
G. K Everett
Mc. Kinley
New Mexico
Edmondson Leaves High Paying Insurance Job for Pastoral Post
Chicago October 16 Stuart B Edmondson will quit his $10 000 a year district manager post with an insurance firm to become pastor of the Lake Forest Methodist Episcopal Church at $2 500 annually He says there are some things better than gold Edmondson preached eighteen years before entering insurance work
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Chicago
Stuart B. Edmondson
Lake Forest
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