Wilson to face Senate on Versailles treaty details
At the White House a public-open forum will let President Wilson explain provisions of the League Covenant and Japan's Shan tung role as the Senate considers the peace treaty. Thomas F. Millard testified that Japan would not quit Shan tung without a superior force and warned of possible war implications.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Versailles
Japan
Shantung Province
United States
Senate
Shantung
Thomas F. Millard
AML
League of Nations
Flames Eating Virgin Timber In Clearwater
Missoula Aug 18 The forest fire situation in this district is serious with fires burning in inaccessible timber and consuming valuable trees. 1.4 fires are burning. a dangerous fire was spotted near the Quast ranch on Grant Creek. Crews face obstacles from winds and dry conditions across Idaho and Montana. Thirty five men quit Cold Creek duties over pay, leaving 155 still fighting. Poorman Creek blaze persists with winds fanning flames near Dey Gulch three miles from Helena.
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Missoula
Glenn A. Smith
Idaho
Cold Creek
Lolo Forest
Ena
Poorman Creek
Helens Forest
Helena’ Forest
Iming
Charles J. DieHtarg
Deposed Bolshevik Leaders in Hungary Face Trial
A photo shows Joseph Pogany army commander Sigismund Kanfi minister of education and Bela Kun the dictator, three leading commissaries of Hungarys Bolshevik regime. They have been deposed and will be tried for murder robbery and other capital crimes by the new government in the human republic.
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Hungary
Joseph Pogany
Sigismund Kanfi
Bela Kun
Human Republic
International Film
Council ignores Josephs claim in Budapest recognition row
Paris reports the supreme council will not reply to Arc duke Joseph governor of state in Budapest who seeks recognition. In Budapest Brig Gen Bandholtz urges fast action on Romanian presence as Romanians seize food, while Allied food chief Gregory bars entry. King Ferdinand is said to have visited incognito and British monitors arrive to guard Danube shipping.
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Paris
Associated, Press
Supreme Council
Arcduke Joseph
Budapest
Associated Press
Harry H. Bandholtz
Hungary
Thomas C. Gregory
Central
Europe
Vienna
Ferdinand of
Rumania
Danube
Prince of Wales greeted by Halifax crowds on strenuous day
The Prince of Wales rode through decorated streets amid cheers and fatigue but remained buoyant as he attended six addresses, visited military hospitals, laid two cornerstones, inspected guards, and joined a royal luncheon and dinner. Italian and French warships added an international note. He boarded the Dragon for Charlottetown later. Beer output restrictions in England to be repealed next session. current provisions not enforced.
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Halifax
Wales
Wort
Rand
Dragon
Charlottetown
England
Memorial Road for Roosevelt Proposed Across Northwest
Portland Oregon August meeting of the Roosevelt memorial association delegates from Montana Oregon Washington and Idaho urged the memorial highway project through Oregon Washington and California as part of a national effort to honor the late president The group laid out conference dates for Oregon September 18 Idaho September 21 Washington September 20 and announced a Northwest drive on a 5 million dollar fund open in October and closing October 27 under Col Hoose supervision
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
California
Forthwest
Roose= west- memorial association
Montana
Idaho
Edward H. Brown
Western Field
Memorial Association
Boise
Pocacow
Northwest
Hoose
Wounded Soldiers aboard Heffron Stranded Off Korea
About 1,100 wounded Czecho-Slovaks were aboard the steamship Heffron, ashore in the Korea Strait off Rokuren. A warship and salvage vessels stood by as two holds took on water. the vessel, built in San Francisco, had departed Vladivostok via June 22.
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Seattle
Nieth States Shipping Board
Heffron
Rokuren
Korea Strait
Pacific Steamship Company
Knob
Vladivostok
San Francisco
Hoes Prices to Go Higher in Next Spring
Boston August 18 A grand jury witness warned of a $2 to $3 retail price rise for hoes next spring as part of shoe price investigations. He cited a staple shoe rising from 3.30 to 9.39 at the factory with retailers earning 5 to 7 percent and manufacturers 2 to 3 percent. Another witness linked hides speculation by New York brokers to price hikes. packers were not seen as price controllers.
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Boston
New York
Liquor Seller Identified By Two Butte Boys
Two Butte boys named John Bugni as the liquor seller in a case tied to Ambrose Noon’s death. Joe Sullivan and Charles Connors testified that Noon and companions bought drinks from Bugni at three for a dollar. Bugni denied selling liquor and was arrested after identification by the boys. Noon’s funeral set for Wednesday at Daly-Shea chapel before services at St. Patrick's.
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Butte Boys
John Bugni
Bik Park
Joe Sullivan
Charles Connors
Ambrose Noon
Butte
J. E. Kelly
Lockhart
Jefferson County
Whalen
Rugni
Bugni
Budlder
Noon
Sullivan
Connors
Offi
Boulder
Elk Park
Kelly
Clark
Smith
Ambrose
Daly-Shea Chapel
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Masked Robber Robs Bar Then Arrested Near Kemper House
A midnight bar hold up at the Cooper house on Talbot and Shields left $40 taken from the register and $27 to $30 from Elliot. A suspect later captured at the Kemper house was identified as Harry Randolph. Officers Lt. Dwyer and Officers Van Orden and Gerry recovered the pistol masks bullets and bags. A letter under J I Wharton naming William J Hughes suggests he was implicated.
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Cooper House
Talbot and
Shields Avenues
Kimbell
Estey
Elliot
Kemper House
Dwyer
Nen van Orden
Gerry
Harry Randolph
China to Declare End of War With Germany
Pekin dispatch says a Chinese bill restoring friendly relations with Germany has passed parliament. The cabinet prepared a draft mandate declaring the end of the state of war between China and Germany, to be approved by the president and promulgated.
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Pekin
China
Germany
Grmany
Emperor William Buys Dutch Doorn Estate
Former German emperor William has purchased the Doorn estate near Utrecht. The house will be renovated and remodeled. He will reside at Amerongen in the meantime as preparations proceed.
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Ameron
Associated Press
William of Germany
Doorn
Utrecht
Bentinek
Amerongen Ane
Fragments Hint at Chinese Event Near Pekin
OCR fragment suggests a Chinese incident near Pekin with figures around 1,000 and references to a thermometer or fire. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear names or dates for a fuller summary.
Lansing Demands Action by Mexico Over Kidnapped Americans
The State Department pressed for immediate action by Mexico after reports of American citizens held by bandits near the border. Gov Burnquist urged cross border cooperation with New Mexico and Arizona as officials weigh a possible U S military response to secure release and order.
Minnesota Governor Urges Action in Mexico
In Salt Lake City on August 18 a report says two American army aviators were captured by Mexican bandits and held for a $15,000 ransom. Governor Burnquist of Minnesota telegraphed Secretary of State Lansing to raise the case at the governors conference.
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State Department
Jimmes
Aly and Milling Company
Parral
Leslie Webb
Penna-Mexico Fuel Company
Minnesota
Mexico
Salt Lake City
Harold G. Pet
Hutchinson
Minn
Burnquist
Lansing
British and French Consuls Protest Mexican Expulsion Action
British and French consular representatives in Mexico City protested the Mexican government's expulsion order against William Cummings who held the archives for the British legation. The protest circulated in British official circles.
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London
Mexico City
William Cummings
Eighteen Killed in Oakview Mine Blast near La Veta
A gas explosion at Oakview mine of Oakdale Coal near La Veta Colorado trapped about forty workers. By evening eighteen believed dead with four bodies unrecovered amid gas fumes and wreckage. ten escaped through the stope and ten others reached surface from an adjacent mine. Rescue crews faced dangerous conditions as relatives gathered at the surface.
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Trinidad
Col
Oakview
Oakdale Coal Company
la Veta
William Davis
Senator Walsh Wages Action on Excess Profits Debate
Senator Walsh argues against excessive profits, contending the propaganda by packers has scared business and Congress. He says the bill aims to curb excess profits, not punish private gains, and stresses the need to legislate despite fear.
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Congress
20 000 Army Goods Sold at Chicago
Chicago crowds line up at downtown stores to buy army surplus foodstuffs at about half price. Stores will continue sales tomorrow across ten districts. Postmaster to start parcel post deliveries Thursday as prosecutors plan prison terms for hoarders and profiteers.
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Chicago
Rebe
Carlile
Parcel Post
Charles F. Clyne
Clyne
Norther
Mllinois
Palmer Seeks Jail Term for Gougers in New York
Attorney General Palmer urged a national campaign for fair prices from New York addressing the committee. He advocated a law to make profiteering a crime with up to 500 fine and two years in prison, arguing imprisonment is more effective than fines and hoarding is already criminal.
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York
Palmer
Washington
New York
Congress
Mr. Palmer
French Food Dealers Raided by Consumers
In the southeast provinces and elsewhere in the country clashes broke out between food dealers and consumers. At Brest dock workers seized provisions in central markets and sold them at half price.
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Wakis
Brest
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Roosevelt
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Th Department
Juarez
Dickman
Southern Department
War Department
Baker
America
Frem
Garis
New Mexico
Arizona
Stephens
Calfornia
Paul H. Davis
Colorado
Walsh
Gougers
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