Wilson’s Montana Farewell With Praises For State And People
President Wilson delivers a farewell message to a Standard representative at Helena praising Montana’s grandeur and its people. A boy offers a dime as a nation’s covenant token, Wilson declines, saying he will keep it. Crowds greet the president along the Billings to Helena route, with a record crowd at the station and at the Marlow theater.
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Cneeret Line
Marlow Theater
Kaiser to Settle Permanently in Holland at Doorn Castle
Historical note claims the former Kaiser William II will reside permanently in Holland, with the Castle of Doorn as his chosen home near Utrecht. The statement claims he currently lives at the Castle of Aierongen and suggests few visitors pass Doorn. Copyright credits are given to Underwood and Underwood of New York.
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William Hohenzollern
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Aierongen
Doorn
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Minority Urges Speedy Vote On Peace Treaty
Washington reporters say the foreign relations committee minority urged swift ratification of the peace treaty and its League covenant. The minority asked adoption in the exact form approved in Paris, insisting rejection or changes would weaken concessions won from Germany and other powers. Leader Lodge urged Republicans to remain on the job as final disposition nears.
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Japanese Diet Minds Shantung Question Its Implication
Tokyo reports show Japanese lawmakers pressing the government for clarity on U S actions regarding Shantung. They question whether Washington will enforce by arms any new treaty returning Shantung to China and link the fleet’s arrival to the Shantung dispute.
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Diet
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China
Pacific
Figures show emigrants not leaving U S
Washington Sept 11—Anthony Caminetti commissioner general of emigration issued a statement showing that only 102,513 foreigners have left the United States since the armistice and 618,223 emigrants departed in the 12 months ended June 30, 1919, with 79 immigrant arrivals. an excess of arrivals over departures of 504,456. The rumor of 1,500,000 foreign residents preparing to leave is denied as exaggerated. the exodus is normal and many will return.
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Anthony Caminetti
United States
Parading Stock Of Finest Strain At Elena Stock Parade
At Elena's annual stock parade two disturbances marred the event. The light dust storm swept the track as prize boar Loar, the grand champ of the show, balked amid cheering crowds and diversions. His trainer cancelled him from the entries and the animal returned to its pen. The parade opened with Jacks shown by Quentin and Wright.
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Elena
Quentin & Wright
Myers predicts police union will lead to Sovietism
Senator Myers of Montana warned in a senate speech that unionizing police forces in 50 cities will spark nationwide worker mobilization, urging quick action to bar district police from union funds. He claimed radicals seek to provoke strikes and a Soviet style government, with police and possibly the army unionized and winter shortages looming.
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President and Mrs Wilson Greet Helena Children
Helena witnesses a warm welcome as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrive, greeted by about 200 local girls dressed in white. The scene features smiles, flowers, and courtesy from Helena officials and volunteers, with reception led by Mrs. W. Stewart’s committee.
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Union leaders oppose One Big Union in cleveland
The United Mine Workers of America convention in Cleveland on September 11 to 16 denounced One Big Union and similar radical movements. President Lewis was commended for condemning these tendencies and for upholding unity within the labor movement.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Wilson sorry he could not visit Butte
Special Dispatch to Elena reports Seo Wilson regretted his inability to visit Butte. He said he would have enjoyed meeting attendees, noted Grayson and Conley’s guests at Deer Lodge years ago, and expressed hope to repeat the visit while mentioning hearing Charlie Nevin recite.
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Elena
Seo Wilson
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Conley
Deer Lodge
Charlie Nevin
President Links Radicalism to Global Unrest in Speech
In Helena and Billings, the President attributed the rise of radicalism to worldwide unrest. He affirmed that the only way to curb agitation is by removing grievances, stating the West was permeated by the movement.
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Billings
West
Wilson urges prompt ratification to quiet unrest in Europe
In Montana addresses President Wilson commends men who strive to right wrongs and asks that the peace treaty be ratified at once to prevent the spread of unrest from Russia. He notes sacrifices by soldiers in the great war and warns against letting them be in vain.
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Idaho
Spokane
Wash
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Wilton
Boston Police Strike Sparks Violence and Debate
A Boston police strike escalates into lawlessness with five dead and multiple injuries as authorities commandeer state forces and labor leaders defend affiliations with the A F of L. President Wilson urges unity while warning against chaos and endorsing the League of Nations.
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Wax
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American Federation of Labor
Canada Commons Indicates its Intention to Ratify
Ottawa Friday September 12 The Canada House of Commons indicated it will approve the peace treaty in a party division. The house defeated the opposing measure this morning, signaling support for ratification.
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