Battle over Articles of War revision sparks veto clash
President Wilson vetoes army appropriation bill over proposed revision of articles of war. House reintroduces bill with the revision section removed, while Senate plans to reinstate it. Debate highlights tensions between Congress and the executive as army reform and preparedness face delays.
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General news and Montanan items in Today’s Standard Page
Railroads reject the eight hour day and a resident veto on army Will. A real storm rages in the South while two administration bills pass. Anaconda news covers Battorial and broader state affairs. Summer school success noted and fees questioned. Methodist conference in Livingstone and Goldberg’s cartoon feature. Divorce cases and Butte church services listed alongside a Idaho bootlegger wanted for robbery. Scully missing at Butte playhouses as new Montana street service proposed and a Democratic banquet planned tonight. Mining and financial news, Wall Street close, and classified ads hour.
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Great Gale Rages South Toward Texas Coasts
A tropical storm roars toward Texas coasts as a powerful gale sweeps in from the south. Weather officials warn of worsening seas and potential flooding along Gulf of Mexico shores.
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Texas Coast Braces as Storm Sweeps In
Reports from Brownsville and Corpus Christi describe a Gulf storm driving winds up to 60 mph, carrying away movable property, destroying beach cottages, and flooding streets. Ten crew losses are feared on the Pilot Bay while Galveston sees only minor impact and a four foot tide. Troops move to safety as communication lines falter.
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Helen Bayly Faces Court Divorce from Roger Bayly
Chicago reports Mrs Helen Morton Bayly daughter of Mark Morton of Lake Forest has filed for divorce in Waukegan circuit court citing desertion. She wed Roger Bayly of Delaplane Virginia on June 4 1914 after eloping from her family home amid social prominence and parental objections. The case highlights their separation and family tensions surrounding the Virginia alliance.
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Hughes Declares No Interest in Local Political Differences
On Francisco on August 18 Charles E. Hughes told an audience he had no concern with local political differences. He said the great aims he pursued transcended local distinctions and were the same for all regions.
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Fagles End Sessions As Fraternal Order Concludes Meet
Savannah reports the grand aerie business sessions of the Fraternal Order of Eagles concluded today with installations planned. Worcester team won last night's degree contest, Augusta second, Milwaukee third, Indianapolis fourth, Akron eleventh. Philadelphia claimed Class A membership for last year, Hanford noted in Class D. William L. Grayson received a silver chest as retiring grand worthy president. A prize drill went to Milwaukee with Dayton and Obie placing second.
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Senate Approves Shipping Bill After Bitter Senate Fight
Washington Aug 18 The government shipping bill passed the senate 38 to 21 capping a contentious Wilson era battle that previously saw a revolt and filibuster in the last congress. The bill now awaits revenue bill action next week as party managers eye adjournment by December 1.
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Anglo French Advance On Somme Front Near Combles
British and French forces push gains along the Somme front north of Combles with advances at Maurepas and in the Ginchy Guillemont sector. French troops take ground near Maurepas while British units seize positions around Ginchy and Guillemont. More than 400 prisoners are reported as operations continue toward the Combles area.
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Eight Hour Day Plans Divided Rail Leaders Vote
Washington August 1 President Wilson proposed eight hour day reform to settle the nationwide railroad strike threat. Railroad officials indicated they will reject the plan, favor arbitration, and may offer counterproposals. The White House expected further negotiations with managers and powerful financiers as talks continued.
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