Clemenceau Declares Austria bears guilt for war
The allied note accuses Austria of initiating war with Serbia, links German support to Vienna’s actions, and holds the Habsburg system responsible for oppression and upheaval. It states Austria must share reparations, accept responsibility, and outlines postwar interactions with newly formed states. The report notes an American loan to Extonia.
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Upper Danube
Senators Roiled by La Follette Oil Land Bill Debates
Washington September 2 Congress faces a fifth day of delay on the oil coal and mineral land leasing bill as Senator La Follette fights the measure. Senator Thomas warns of cloture to end debate if the bill is not disposed of tomorrow. Senator Smoot controls the measure and threatens extended sessions to secure a final vote. An amendment to bar phosphate exports from leased lands was withdrawn amid opposition over Western phosphate supply.
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Montana
Increase in Cotton Shown by Report
Washington reports August crop rise of 44 000 bales boosting forecast to 11 230 000 sales The crop condition sits at 61 4 per cent of normal and declines 6 7 points from July 25 to Aug 25 New York records a heavy break after the report with December futures down 95 to 100 points Milwaukee election returns show passage of the Soldiers Bonus bill totaling 18 million dollars with a large majority
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Wilson to Call Conference on Labor Problem
The Portland police department led by Chief Johnson prepares for a conference on labor issues. A charter from the American Federation of Labor allows a new police union, though not yet activated. Police received a recent pay raise.
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Charters Revoked of 24 Illinois Coal Locals
Frank Farrington state miners leader announced that 24 Illinois coal mine locals on strike against state officials of the United Mine Workers have had their charters revoked. Expelled locals will be reorganized, and steps will be taken to prevent I W W members or other anarchistic affiliates from rejoining. In Washington, the House passed the Payne Aldrich tariff bill on shell and pearl buttons by a strict party vote.
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Crops Rally as Farmers Face Severe Shortages
Farmers across the region report crop losses exceeding four months of harvest delays. Officials warn on dwindling supplies while cooperatives mobilize aid and relief loans to stabilize markets and support farmers through the drought era.
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