Pacific Fleet to be reviewed in Seattle by President
President Wilson will review the Pacific fleet in Seattle at 4 p.m. on Saturday September 13 aboard the historic battleship Oregon with Secretary Daniels accompanying on the Arkansas. The parade and reception will feature 5000 sailors and soldiers and a national war veterans’ contingent, as Secretary Daniels travels to Victoria at Canadian officials’ invitation on September 11.
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Grand Army
Palmer Attack Occupies Senate
Senate debate centers on Attorney General Palmer with Sen Frelinghuysen of New Jersey accusing Palmer of German sympathies and mismanaging duties. Senators Underwood of Alabama and Williams of Mississippi defend Palmer, accusing the New Jersey Republican of misleading the public.
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Mississippi
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Communists Welcome New Socialist Party in Chicago
In Chicago on September 2, three hundred left wing faction delegates of the National Socialist Party formed the Communist Labor Party of America and adopted the Soviet Russia emblem with workers of the world unite. Debate over naming ended with overwhelming approval of communist branding. a plan for a general US strike and release efforts for Mooney and Debs were announced.
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Algernon Lee
New York
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Mexican envoy denies recall rumor amid US ties optimism
Ignacio Bonillas the Mexican ambassador to the United States denied a rumor of his recall by President Carranza. He voiced optimism about future Mexico US relations and said Americans want no more war, adding that once they understand the Mexican position they will stop criticizing.
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Albanians Slay Italians Reported by Politika
From Belgrade the Politika reports Albanian clans massacred Italian soldiers in severe attacks. The remaining Italian troops retreated toward Durazzo and other strongpoints as the region remained unsettled amid war. In Washington labor and agriculture talks were slated for October with invitations to be issued by President Wilson.
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Aged Mariner Missing After Hazardous Straits Voyage
An elderly seafarer Master-at-Arms Torentaon, recently retired, is believed aboard a small Zectoot yawl with a mutton-leg sail headed from Cape Flattery toward San Francisco. Port Angeles police seek him as his wife fears mental imbalance while a transportation workers resolution calls for mail limits per carrier.
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