Pershing bids farewell in Paris as voyage ends
Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pichon joined Capt Andre Tardieu in bidding farewell to General Pershing at Invalides station as he left for Brest and then New York. The occasion featured a strong show of French gratitude with two companies in escort and appeals for Pershing to visit France again.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Pichon
Andre Tardieu
General Pershing
Brest
M. Clemenceau
France
the Invalides
New York
Pershing
Warren
James
America
General Wershing
General Commission For
British squadron heads eastward toward Petrograd
Copenhagen Aug 31 A large British squadron has passed Koenigsberg bound eastward. The Berlin correspondent reports the warships, believed to be reinforcements for a general offensive against the Bolsheviks in Northern Russia. The fleet would move up the Baltic toward Libau Riga and the gulf of Finland, aiming at Petrograd.
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Copenhagen
Koenburg
East Prussia
Berlin
Lingske Tidende
Russia
Baltic
Libau
Riga
Gulf of Finland
Petrograd
French Brides Return Home After US Marriages
ARIS reports sixty two French women who had married Americans and later divorced in the United States have returned to France aboard the same steamer. The Avenir notes the move stemmed largely from difficulty adapting to American living, not personal disputes with husbands.
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ARIS
United States
France
Avenir
Believe Cooper Was Victim Of Blackmail Plot
Nashville police narrow the case of Robin Cooper's mutilated body to a possible blackmail plot after a 10 000 loan and a late night exchange near his home. Investigators say Cooper, an attorney, showed no prior financial distress and that his family has ties to Louisville.
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Cooper
Nashville
Renn
Robin Cooper
Nestorious Dhanger
Robin
William
Garag
W. Carmack
Milton H. Smith
Louisville, Ky
Hoover to sail for home Saturday
Paris, Aug 31 Herbert Hoover director general of the interallied relief met arrived from London denying Paris reports that he would head the international economic council. He will return to London next Thursday and sail Saturday for New York and then California.
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Paris
Herbert Hoover
Interallied Re- Met
London
International Economic Council
Hoover
New York
California
Old Home Town and Family Erased From the Map
Fragmented report describes Fred Ohland returning after 35 years seeking Coulson, learning the village disappeared since 1883 as the Northern Pacific passed through. He reunites with a daughter who does not recognize him. family memories fade amid migration to Billings and Union yards.
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Fred Ohland
Coulson
Union Station
Northern Pacific
Billings
Ohland
Frank L. Mann
Mann
Sun
Hich
Countess Cudahy Dies in Chicago at 77
Mrs. Michael Cudahy widow of pioneer Michael Cudahy died in Chicago aged 77. Born in Ireland she moved to Cedarshore Wisconsin in infancy. Made countess by Pope Benedict XV in 1917 for the Cudahy family's church generosity she is survived by four daughters Mrs. William P. Elson Miss Mary Cudahy Miss Clara Cudahy Mrs. John P. Casserly of San Mateo and three sons Joseph M Edward I and John P Cudahy of Hollywood California.
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Chicago
Michael Cudahy
Ireland
Cedarshore
Wis
Cudahy
Fally
New York
Leo XIII
William P. Elson
Mary
Clara Cudahy
John P. Casserly
San Mateo
Cal
Joseph M
Edward I
John P. Cudahy
Hollywood
France Will Follow Lead Of Great Britain
Paris August 31 There is much talk about resuming diplomatic relations with Germany by the allied powers. La Liberte says Britain will send an ambassador to Germany as soon as the treaty is ratified and France will likely follow suit with a similar envoy. Paul Durasta has been persistently mentioned for the post.
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Paris
Grany
la Liberte
Germany
France
Paul Durasta
Misunderstanding of Japan Deepens Diplomatic Tone
In Morioka Japan August 31 the ministry promotes closer ties with China stating that the day will come when China understands Japan's sincerity. Elsewhere Toulon August 31 reports vast forest fires along the coast from Toulon to Cannes forcing evacuations at Calaire bay hotels and shelters.
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Morioka
Japan
China
Toulon
Cannes
Calaire Bay
Smuts Accepts Invite to Form New South African Cabinet
Johannesburg Aug 31 Lieut Gen Jan Christian Smuts has accepted Count Buxton’s invitation to form a new cabinet following the death of Gen Louis Botha who had held the premier’s office.
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Johannesburg
Jan Christian Smuts
Count Buxton
Union of South Africa
Louis Botha
Cholera Spread Report From Tokio and Yokohama
A telegraphic report from Tokio notes cholera spreading to Yokohama and Osaka ports. The cable cites illness among sailors and travelers with rising concerns over shipping and public health, amid wartime tension and scarce medical resources.
Rotary Clubs of Montana Regent Attack on Ryan
The Rotary clubs at Helena Montana condemn Ryan stating they have confidence in his integrity. They protest the administration during a period of spruce production for aircraft and accuse officials of acting without proper evidence.
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Rotary Clubs OF
Montana
Ryan
Iis
Ion
Rotary ‘Clubs
Fton
Helena
Mont
Xuy
Ex Yan
Barnes Moves to Cut Living Costs and Enforce Wheat Licenses
Wheat Director Julius Hi Barnes urges dealers to obtain federal licenses for all wheat flour and related products or face prosecution. The act of Congress and presidential proclamation mandate strict licensing, with strict penalties and bans on doing business with unlicensed traders to curb hoarding and profiteering during the 1919 wheat crop period.
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Julius Hi. Barnes
Department of Justice
Congress
Barnes
Statement Aid
Hit
Hich Lcensees
Ob Livense
Forest fire danger eased by rain district wide
Reports to forest service headquarters from Missoula indicate rain fell across the district, reducing fire risk after three weeks of dry conditions. Bitter Root, Blackfoot, Flathead, and Lolo forests posted rain with occasional lightning. a strong wind accompanied the showers in Bitter Root.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Bitter Root
Blackfoot Valley
Flathead
Lolo
Minor disorders mark Knoxvilles rage war
Aug 31 Knoxville reports minor disturbances spiraling into a riot with white and black communities clashing. Police and sheriffs patrolled streets, guardsmen searched arriving railroad passengers, and a barred zone formed in the core of the negro district. Labor Day events were canceled and ongoing violence left two dead and many wounded, with casualty numbers uncertain in unsettled districts.
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Knoxville
Maurice
Bete Lindsey
Kolchak's Troops Evacuating Omsk Victory Message
A wireless Bolshvik message reports Kolchak's headquarters moving toward Nikolayevesk as troops evacuate Omsk. Bolshivik forces advance along the Volga and Slavia rivers toward Tagaritazin with Admiral Kolchai directing movements.
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Kolchak
Omsk
Londux
Kolchai
Nikolayevesk
Tagaritazin
Volga
Slavia
Cut Off by the Flames Boys Escape Wearing Wet Blankets
Lestie soula boy and four others wrapped in water soaked blankets escaped from a blaze along Foehis creek in the St. Joe forest while fighting the fire as workers for the service. A train carrying supplies to a new Black Dome camp found their passage blocked. the group dodged flames all night and reached safety as dawn broke over burning coals and ash.
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Dula
Lestie
Soula Boy
St. Joe
North Fork Ranger Station
Indian Department
Black Dome
Foehis Creek
Returned Yanks Honored Guests of Labor Day
Labor Day observance in Anaconda features a 9 o'clock grand parade through Main Street to Chestnut and Park avenues, with over 600 service members in military uniforms, a Mountain View park outing, and a full day of festivities including a dancing pavilion, concessions, candy for children, and special trains to mountain View park.
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Labor
Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Butte
A.C. M
Hutte
Main
Chestnut
Park Avenue
Mountain’ View Park
Victory
Deer Lodge County
American Legion
Anaconda Mahnent
Bs Feen
Jack Butler
Bi Nolan
Pines
Anne Emient
Nthe
Park
Labor Day Appeal Calls for Labor Capital Conference
President Wilson in a Labor Day message urges a conference of labor and industry to discuss wages and the relationship between capital and labor. He notes progress in reducing living costs, asks for patience and citizen cooperation, and hopes workers support government efforts to raise purchasing power without triggering price increases. He endorses talks with organized labor and contemplates a broader national conference.
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Washington
Eliize
Ea Marie
Woodrow Wilson
Ambassador appointment to the United States not yet made
Tokio August 28. The foreign office stated no ambassador to the United States has been appointed yet. Associated Press report notes no decision has been announced as of today.
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Tokio
Associated Press
United States
Foreign Office
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