Wilson Warns Bolshevism Threatens U S Peace
President Wilson speaks in Des Moines urging prompt ratification of the peace treaty with the League covenant. He warns that Bolshevism could spread unless the treaty shifts world relations from force to arbitration and peace, while urging leaders to act before suspicion and unrest intensify abroad and at home.
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Des Moines
United States
Wilson
Russia
Des Moines Coliseum
Kansas City
J.B. Weaver
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Journalists of State Hold Annual Montana Conclave
Montana editors gathered in Great Falls for a three day convention concluding last night. Delegations from daily and weekly papers participated actively in discussions. A. L. Stone, dean of Missoula's journalism school, appears as new president in the front row center.
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Montana
Great Falls
A. L. Stone
School of Journalism
Missoula
Anaconda Company Not Declining to Receive Craftsm en
President Kelley states no conference request has been made regarding communications from the Executive Board of Metal Trades and the Central Labor Council of Anaconda. The article notes ongoing exchange between labor groups and company leadership without a formal conference plan.
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Anaconda Company
Kelley
Executive Board of Metal Trades and
Committee
The
Central Labor Council of
Denial of Refusal to Confer with Strikers at Anaconda
Letters to committees of the General Trades Council and the Central Labor Council of Anaconda assert the Anaconda Copper Mining Company did not refuse to confer with striker representatives. President C F Kelley says the company remains willing to meet, noting past efforts and a miscommunication about meetings. A written contract proposal from the Silver Bow Central Labor Council outlines 30 day, one year terms with set minimums, and the exchange suggests ongoing dispute resolution through written communications.
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Y ‘Neral Trades Council
Central Labor Council of Anaconda
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda
Kelley
Central Labor Council of
Jenee
Anaconda Committee
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Metal Trades
Bow ‘Trades and Labor
Muir
Chope
Labor Commission
Green
Ciate
Fellow
Butte
Mont
Anaconda Copper Appany
Mrr
F. Kelley
Silver Bewe Tral Council
Butte Delegation to Hear President Will Be Large
Butte residents plan a large turnout as President Wilson visits Helena on Thursday. A special Great Northern train from Butte is arranged to allow attendees to visit the state fair earlier, with a return trip after the evening address. Wilson will spend the day traveling Montana with Billings morning speech and Helena evening appearance.
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Butte
Great Northern Road
Capital
Wilson
Helna
Montana
Billings
Editors Approve Montana School of Journalism Achievements
Great Falls Montana September 6 editors of the state press association approve the work of the Montana school of journalism. They call the institution a necessary element for a clean progressive press and urge the state board of education to increase its equipment. A consulting board of prominent editors was named to work with the journalism faculty.
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Great Falls
Montana School of Journalism
State Press Association
State Board of Education
Press Associon
School of Journalism
J. J. Dobell
Butte Miner
Tom O
Colu
Butte News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Roles
In today’s standard 55 Part telegraphic page a Butte visitor S Crawford B White is noted. The School of Mines secures an athletic coach while woodcraft workers and the Butte judge appear in passing. A court case addresses failure to obtain wine. Mining news, society items, and an editorial section fill four pages with ads and photographs.
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S—Crawford B. White
Butte
School of Mines
Delegates report on Irish issue and Wilson meeting
Delegates recount a conference with the President in Paris on the Irish question. Representatives from American organizations seek recognition and disclose details of the talks.
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Senate OF Wilson
Irish question memo on Wilson Walsh Dunne debated in Senate
Washington reports detail a memorandum of Walsh and Dunne after their Paris conference with President Wilson, describing intemperate Irish speeches and Wilson’s refusal to seek a hearing for Irish self rule. The discussion touched Article X reservations and cautious diplomacy with Britain, De Valera, and the peace commission.
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Washington
Mmittee
Paris
Wison
Frank P. Walsh
Dunne
Ilinoise
Irish National Bureau
Wilson
Mitted Intormany
Walsh
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
St. Louis
Japan
Messrs
American Peace Commission
Heer
Ireland
America
de Valera
Kammon de Valera
House of Commons
House of Lords
Austria Will Accept Treaty Without Demur
Cabinet council in Vienna after full consideration of the pact decides to recommend acceptance by the assembly.
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Austria
Vienna
Austrian cabinet backs peace treaty acceptance
Capital press reports from Prague indicate Austria’s cabinet unanimously recommends acceptance by the national assembly after full discussion. Vienna dispatches note Dr Karl Renner and Austrian peace delegates comment on the treaty, with claims of might and right guiding the agreement. Paris reports say Vienna signs on Wednesday as negotiations near formal acceptance.
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Berne
Associated Press
National Assembly
Prague
Vienna
Karl Ren
Austria
Jenik
Paris
Renneri
Ousted official charters suit over civil service purge
Washington on September 6 Charles M Galloway Ise retired from the civil service commission and filed suit naming Herman W Craven a Republican member alleging they were ousted for resisting making the commission a subordinate to the post office department and for insisting on independent examinations for presidential postmasters.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Charles M. Galloway
Ise
Herman W. Craven
Commission
Post Office Department
Printers Ordered Back to Work in Tacoma Strike
In Tacoma Washington the news printers struck suddenly causing no papers to publish. Telegraphic orders from the International Typographical Union executive council demanded immediate return to work or face charges.
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Facoma
Wash
Tacoma
Wen
The
International ‘Typographical
Jon
Germans Clash With British Forces at Euskirchen
Serious disturbances between German troops and British forces at Euskirchen, 20 miles southwest of our city, left a soldier badly injured. The German leader Kupper was court martialed and sentenced to death, and the town was fined 100,000.
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Euskirechen
Kupper
Trike Called Off After Columbus Street Car Strike
Agreement reached between street car motormen and Columbus Railways ends a four day stoppage. Car service to resume immediately in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vast preparations made for Pershing's welcome
Sept 6 official reception plans outline a full mayoral committee led welcome for General Pershing from Monday morning to Thursday departure for Washington. The program includes harbor assemblies with hundreds of warships submarines air planes and a police escort from Hoboken to the city. Vice President Marshall Secretary Baker and senior officers will appear aboard the welcoming craft and the Leviathan will land the general at Hoboken followed by an escort into town. The event is carried in full on page FT.
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Lloyd George
de Valera
Europe
General Pershing
Washington
Freet
Leviathan
Will
Ort
Weasel
Moboken
Thomas R. Marshall
Awton D. Baker
Peyton C. March
Hoboken
Oak
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