Reservations Extend Senate Debate on Peace Treaty
Four more reservations were approved by the senate Foreign Relations Committee raising the total to fourteen as the panel advances a program for qualified acceptance of the peace treaty. The panel may add more as treaty consideration proceeds. The actions include empowering Congress to decide who represents the U S in the league of nations and other international appointments, while equality of voting power in the league remains under study amid pending amendments.
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Mofpning Journal
League of Nations
United States
Jobson Ameminieng
League
Senate
Econcil
Assembly
Johnson
California
McCunder
North Dakota
Bhielts
Tennessee
Fentter Hitchcock
Nebraska
Imports Rise and Exports Fall in September Trade
Record imports reached 425.97 million dollars in September, up 97 million from July’s peak, while exports showed a sharp decline. Nine months of the year saw imports totaling 2697 million, and exports 6680 million, narrowing the trade surplus compared with 1918.
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Washington
Oet
Department of Commerce
Auiavet
Expor
Amnvetea
Leomerte
Weather synopsis for Denver and regions
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions for New Mexico on Friday and Saturday with possible rain in the northern area and cooler weather in the north. Arizona likewise expects unsettled skies with possible light showers and cooler temperatures on Saturday.
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Denver
Cala
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From State University Station
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended yesterday listed by the state university station. Humidity at 6 AM and 6 PM, no measurable precipitation, maximum wind velocity 15, prevailing direction West, day described as partly cloudy.
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The
State University
Shoes To Stay High In Winter And Spring Prices
Chicago reporters note at a mid winter conference that prices for shoes will remain high and even rise during the coming winter and spring. Speakers predicted a continued premium for footwear amid wholesale markets and fashion demand.
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Chicago
Western Association of Shoe Wholesalers
Episcipal meet moves toward conclusion in Detroit
The Episcipal Church triennial convention in Detroit nears end with draft prayer book revision nearly complete. The body opts for optional old or new petitions for the president and a proposed national canvass to boost church work, while debates on women’s seating and cross denomination ordination proceed.
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Detroit
Mich
Protestant Episcopal Church
Re- Vision Commission
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Powell
Berkeley
Calif
Thomas J. Garland
Pennsylvania
Utah
William HM. Overs
Bradford
Liberia
Balfour Retires After Nearly Sixty One Years of Service
Reported from London Earl Curzon named foreign secretary succeeding Arthur Balfour who retires after long public service beginning with parliament in 1874. Balfour held key roles including private secretary to Salisbury, leadership of the Commons, and prime minister before retiring.
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England
Earl Curzon
Onimng
Breti al Leament
London
Arthur J. Malfour
Balfour
Marquis of
Balisbury
Etete
Balisbury and
Heaonefield
Berlin
iaTé
Beotlana
Steel Strikers Seek Supreme Court Relief for Meetings
Steel strikers plan to go to the Supreme Court to restrain city authorities from blocking lodge meetings in the strike zone. W. Tt. Rubin, counsel for the strikers, announced in common pleas court. J. M. Patterson, national strike committee member for railroad workers in steel mills, arrived in Pittsburgh to organize an on-site strike vote.
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Momfing Olome
Vitteburgh
Supreme Court
W. Tt. Rubin
Common Pleas Court
J. M. Patterson
National
Pittsburgh
Crewe
Lieut Pearson Sets Cadets Continental Aerial Record
Lieut Pearson powers to a continental aerial contest record finishing fourth after a 5,402 mile round trip in 48 hours 37 minutes 16 seconds. The feat marks a major endurance milestone for the Cadgs team as observers note the rapid transit and precise timing.
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Lieut. Pearson
Continent-Spanning Air Race Thins Bothersome Delays and Wrecks
Stragglers in the army’s double transcontinental air race faced mechanical failures and foul weather. Five of 62 contestants completed the round trip as Alexander Pearson posted the best time 48 hours 37 minutes 16 seconds over 5 402 miles, while several crews were forced to halt or repair flights near North Platte Rawlins and Reno.
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Chicago
Washington
Alexander Pearson
Pearson
Lowell H. Smith
J. C. Donaldson
North Platte
Neb
Mineola
N. Y
Cish
Rawlins
Wyo
New York
F Steinle
Nevada
Wo Cc. F. Brown
Reno
Brown
Lieut. T. Hynes
Hynes
Lieut. Gish
Trial of Ex Premier Caillaux Set for January 14
Paris reports the high court fixed January 14 for the trial of former French premier Joseph Caillaux on charges of intriguing to secure a peaceful settlement with Germany. Caillaux appeared calm as the court considered delaying the trial to mid November for American witnesses.
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Joseph Caillaux
Morning Journal Special
Wilkie
Paris
High Court
Caillaux
France
Germany
Antonin du Hoet
Senate
M. Caillaux
America
M. Caillaux Froce
Hiis
Maillaux
Government Defeated on Alien Bill Vote in Commons
In London on Oct 23 the British government lost a house of commons vote on an amendment to the alien bill by a 2 vote margin. Bonar Law moved to postpone further consideration while observers expect no resignation but a possible resignation from Home Secretary Shortt who leads the alien bill effort.
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London
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Home Secretary
Bhortt
Lenoir to be executed after military court ruling
The revision commission found grounds for a prehearing in the case of Pierre Lenoir condemned to death for intelligence with the enemy. President Poincare refused clemency, and Lenoir will be handed to the gin to carry out the sentence. The execution likely will occur tomorrow.
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Lenoir
Paris
Commission On Revision
Pierre Lenoir
Poincare
Siring
Wilson devotes little time to 10 state business
Washington Oct 23 President Wilson rests after brief notes on the national industrial conference The White House room was kept for his recovery and Rear Admiral Grayson ordered no further government matters before him The prohibition enforcement bill reached the White House but was not presented and the president will act by Tuesday midnight The president is said to be improving but further public affairs attention is limited to protect his health
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Orning Journal Sfpecial
Washington
National Industrial Conference
Wilson
Lane
Grayson
Palmer
White House
Department of Justice
York
Roosevelt Birthplace Funds Raised for Memorial Plan
A New York statement from the Women's Roosevelt Memorial Association says the money needed to buy the birthplace site has been raised. The plan includes razing the current building to restore Roosevelt's birthplace to its youth, creating a monument to his principles.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
German Opera Performed Under Guard in New York
More than 60 patrolmen detectives and mounted officers protected the Lexington Theatre as German opera was presented for the third time this week. Despite crowds in nearby streets there was no serious disorder unlike earlier protests as about 590 people filled the house and many were city detectives.
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New York
Lexington
Assistant United States Attorney in Alaska Shot and Killed
A 22 year old assistant United States attorney was shot and killed on Front Street in Ketchikan Alaska. Investigators say Pat Shanahan was in custody and two revolvers were found in the trunk of a vehicle.
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United States
Alaska
Creo
Ketchikan
Trever Ragan
Pat Shannahan
Labor Secretary Wilson Delivers Pact to End Coal Strike Impasse
Secretary Wilson a miner by trade persuaded miners and operators to reconvene after a heated session over a 600000 strong soft coal strike. He urged both sides to confer without demands, emphasizing public rights while warning of widespread disruption if mines shut down. The two groups agreed to meet again with Wilson the next morning to pursue a renewed peace effort.
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Epec AL If Agrd Wien
Washington
Wilson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas J. Brewster
Coal Operators’ Association
Board of Arbitration
Lewis
Elbert HM
Thary Cau
Thary Cau, Discuss Arbitration At Thin tUme
Winon
Breweater
Wileen
Troops Patrolling Gary Armed With Sawed Off Guns
Chicago reports federal troops patrolling Gary Indiana after being stoned by union supporters. Colonel W B Mapes ordered troops equipped with trench guns described as sawed off shotguns for short range use with lower risk to bystanders. Attacks would be met with retaliating fire from the trench gun armed troops.
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SY Mornins Journal Efecial
Chicago
Gary
Ind
W. 8
Mapes
Coonel Mapes
Army Rifles
Lifts Ten on Perishables Get New York
With most workers back after a ten day strike the American Railway Express Company announced the embargo on perishables had been removed. embargoes on merchandise from points west and southwest of Chicago will be lifted next Monday.
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New York
American Railway Express Company
Huomeen
Pointe West
Chicago
School Heads Urged to Wire Roosevelt Meeting Plans
Santa Fe, Oct. 23. Col William Boyce Thompson, president of the Roosevelt Memorial association, telegraphed Col ERB Twitchell, state chairman, asking how many Roosevelt meetings will be held by New Mexico school children tomorrow. He requests that county and city school superintendents wire numbers at once and that county committees report total subscribers and amounts subscribed by Monday morning.
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Santa Fe
William Boyce Thompson
Roosevelt Memorial Association
ER. B. Twitchell
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Waldorf
New York City
Twitchell
Santa He
Sle
Belgian Royalty Views Mysteries of Steel Making
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold toured Carnegie Steel in Pittsburgh observing molten metal pits and hot working floors. The royal party questioned staff, photographed a cherry red ingot, and inspected hospital facilities and welfare work. Crowds cheered as they traveled through Forbes Field and Exposition Hall before departing.
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Pittsburgh
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Duquesne
Carnegie Steel Company
Soldiers’ Memorial
Albert
University of
Exposition Hall
Rennovation
Belgium
Cine
Mexican Federal Force Seeks Jenkins Captors
Mexican government moved to secure the release of William Jenkins American consular agent held by bandits in Puebla for a 125000 ransom. President Carranza ordered steps. a federal cordon surrounded Jenkins factory and five workers were arrested. Puebla authorities received help from Mexico City andQuereta telegraphs to coordinate actions.
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Greciny
Washington
William Jenkins
Puebla
State Department
Mexico City
Carranza
Jenkins
Quereta
Mexican Foreign Office
Geologists complete survey of northeastern New Mexico for California firm
Two renowned geologists and mining engineers concluded a thorough geological survey in Santa Fe focusing on northeastern New Mexico. The study, planned to extend across the state for a major California corporation, suggests oil potential in the eastern region, possibly at depths around four thousand nine hundred feet.
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OF New Mexico
Apeca. Commerfondence
Morning Journal
Ranta Fe
United States
New Mexico
California
Labor delegates withdraw as industry conference adjourns
The 13 day national industrial conference ends with labor delegates withdrawing after President Wilson urged a new capital labor framework. Employers disperse while public delegates debate next steps and a Rockefeller Jr led committee prepares future action.
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Manchester
Noh
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Barong
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OOO
Mosming
Ourmal
Holal Lane
Mexican Federal Forge
Hant
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chathman
John Spargo
Ida Tarbell
Thomas S. Jones
Ward M. Burgess
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Railroad Brotherhoods
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