Senate Committee Edits Peace Treaty Clauses
Senate foreign relations committee drafted reservations to the ratification resolution as formal treaty readings completed. Republicans near agreement on text covering Shantung and Johnson amendments to preserve U S rights on league votes and territorial integrity, with votes on reservations to accompany ratification.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Moses
Senate
United States
China
Japan
Shantung
League
Italian Ambassador Count Di Cellere Dies in Washington
Count Macchi Di Cellere the Italian ambassador dies at Emergency Hospital after a short illness. State department to handle funeral plans and the body will be sent to Italy aboard an Italian battleship. He served in Washington through the war and peace talks and accompanied the president on his Europe trip.
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Washington
State Department
Count Macchi di Cellere
Italy
Count di Cellere
Europe
State Ends Its Testimony in Dewes Rape Case
The state finished presenting its evidence in the Hamilton DeWees rape case as the second day of trial opened. Fifteen year old Ruth DeWees testified for nearly two hours, describing her father aiming to shoot her during the alleged attack and denying a conspiracy involving her grandmother. Her competence to testify was questioned but upheld.
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Hamilton DeWees
Ruth DeWees
Farmer Marion Pratt Killed by Train in Ohio Crossing
Marion Pratt 60, farmer, died after his automobile stalled on a crossing near North Lewisburg as a Toledo and Ohio Central passenger train struck it. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Marysville
Marion Pratt
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Northewisburg
Conductor Killed in Akron Rail Collision
Conductor Charles F. Smith of Cuyahoga Falls was instantly killed Sunday night on the Akron Bedford and Cleveland line near Silver Lake Junction after his head struck something as he leaned from a car. His wife remains critically ill with typhoid fever.
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Akron
Charles F. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron, Bedford
Cleveland
Silver Lake Junction
Miners and operators resume talks over looming coal strike
Washington October 21 Miners and operators plan to confer with Secretary of Labor Wilson amid stand firm positions on a coal strike set for November 1 The central competitive field includes Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania with disputes over hours wages and contract terms.
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Washington
Wilson
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Thomas Brewster
Illinois
Indiana
Siege of Petrograd Advances Amid Anti-Red Gains
British war office dispatches confirm the capture of Ciatchina and Krasnoe Selo southwest of Petrograd and cavalry detachments severing interior links. General Yudenitch's forces hold Pulkovo Hill and Czarkoe Selo as Bolsheviks rush ammunition guns and food into the city before encirclement.
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London
Petrograd
British War Office
Ciatchina
Krasnoe Selo
Helsingfors
Yudenitch
Pulkovo Hill
Copenhagen
Czarkoe Selo
Miners threaten industrial calamity and wage demands
Senator Frelinghuysen warned of looming labor strife as coal miners vote on November 1. He cited a proposed six percent wage rise, a six hour day and five day week, arguing the demands would trigger industrial chaos and national hardship. He criticized collective bargaining and warned of costs by state.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Lewis
Washington
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
United States
Alabama
Missouri
Michigan
New England
Illinois
Senate
America
Wilson on mend as doctors report progress
Washington reports President Wilson showing improvement with gland swelling and indigestion resolving. Physicians caution recurrence is possible but unlikely as his general condition strengthens. He rests well, has a good appetite, and may gain strength more rapidly if no new trouble arises. Dr Grayson said he was allowed to review papers yesterday.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Dry Side Wins in Canada
In Toronto the Hearst government suffered a sweeping defeat in Ontario's general election yesterday. The new legislature will have forty united farmers, twenty eight liberals, twenty six conservatives, twelve laborites and two independents. The liquor referendum favored the dry side.
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Toronto
Ont
Hearst
Ontario
United Farmers
Reservations Come Shortly in Peace Treaty Debate
Washington Oct 21 Senator McCumber North Dakota offered compromise reservations to the peace treaty by mild reservationists to harmonize differences among supporters. He said no one claims the treaty can pass without some form of reservations.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
New Trouble for Amesville Family
Amesville, Oct. 21. Mrs. B. A. Ellis fell while arising from bed and suffered head injuries with possible internal damage. Dr. Howard found her semi conscious. Mr. Ellis remains in a helpless state after months of surgical operations. Mrs. George Fleming, a daughter, is with her parents. Also listed at the residence is 502 Frank Ellis.
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Amesville
B. A. Ellis
Howard
Ellis
George Fleming
Frank Ellis
Good Roads Possible If Tax Levy Passes
County commissioners told a Troy township road delegation that road funds would be enlarged if the two mill levy is approved. They consider repairing the Marietta Pomeroy highway from Coolville to the Washington county line and aiding Coolville village, which has no funds for work.
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Athens County
Athens
Athens County Good Roads Council
W. Ackley
Ackley
Betwen
Troy Township
Marietta-Pomeroy
Coolville
Washington County
Coolville Village
Great Flight Begins From London To Australia
Captain Matthews starts from Hounslow near London on a 11,500 mile flight to Australia. The London Daily Mail offers a $50,000 prize for the first to complete the journey. A notice from Paramatihia Lodge No. 25 F and A M dated October 21 notes unusual work at 6 30 PM with J A Palmer and Roy Hinchman as officers.
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London
Matthews
Hounslow
Australia
Europe
Matthew
London Daily Mail
Paramathia Lodge
J. A. Palmer
Roy Hinchman
W. M
Notice for C. O. F. encampment session Tuesday
All members are requested to attend regular session encampment Tuesday evening with degree work. Plenty of eats. E. A. Carpenter C. P. 10-20-2.
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E. A. Carpenter
C. P
Reguar meeting at 7 30 tonight Moore See RR Williams
An urgent notice announces a regular meeting at 7 30 tonight. Moore and R R Williams are named participants or attendees in this brief notice.
Frelinghuysen Urges Labor Responsibility Against Strike
Frelinghuysen warned that rank and file Ohio miners may stop work under a few leaders and urged action to avert a strike. He called collective bargaining acceptable only with collective responsibility and urged resistance to Bolshevism. Public opinion can avert the strike and red blooded Americans must stand up.
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Ohio Minera
Frelinghuysen
Wilson drafts letter to industrial conference over disruption
President Wilson dictated a two and a half page letter from his bed to Secretary Tumulty for Secretary Lane. Lane may read the letter to the industrial conference if he deems it wise, aiming to prevent elements from withdrawing.
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Washington
Wilson
Lane
White House
Tumulty
Reds Safer in Jail Says District Attorney Bolin
Columbus October 20 United States District Attorney Bolin refused two appeals for commutation of sentences for men prosecuted during the war. He declared they are safer in jail than at large and said there will be no mercy or leniency from his office.
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Columbus
United States
Bolin
Senate Takes Up 42 Million Deficiency Bill
Washington on October 21 Senate moved to address an urgent deficiency bill carrying 42,000,000 dollars, setting aside the peace treaty for the moment. The measure aims to cover government shortfalls and fund operations pending longer-term appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
End of Troubles Not Insightful in Port Strike
New York October 21. Longshoremen strike worsens as mayor Hylan fails to settle tensions. 500 soldiers mobilized and The International Mercantile Marine prepares strike breakers to load ships under U S Shipping Board guard. Vaccarelli named to conciliation board. Secretary Wilson blocks negotiated settlement. Delegates split. talks with Mayor Hylan and conciliation board pursue a path amid friction.
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New York
Hylan
International Mercantile Marine
U. S. Shipping Board
F. Paul A. Vaccerelli
Wilson
Ieals
Riley
T Shoremen
Geman
Byers
Mercantile
Pyathian Sister Dinner at P Hall October 22 Evening
An event listing notes a Pyhtian Sister Dinner at P Hall on October 22 from 6 to 7 PM.
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Pythian
P. Hall
Athens Girl Scouts to Host Campaign and Events
Miss Louise Price of Cincinnati will speak at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday October 22 about the Girl Scout movement. The program includes a lunch, a production of The Wishing Ring on Oct 24–25, an afternoon matinee for younger students, a member drive on Oct 25, and a union service at First Christian Church. Lena Hottel will receive the Golden Eaglet and a moving picture of Girl Scout activities will be shown at the Majestic on Tuesday.
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Chamber of Merce
Louise Price
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Teir
OBE University
Athens
Boyut
Miami Valley
Westae
Childrens’ Home
First Christian Church
Abbot Y. Wilcox
Lena Hottel
the Majestic
Bituminous production hits high weekly total in year
Washington reports a strike looming as last week’s bituminous coal output reached 11,924,000 tons, exceeding any similar period this year. Consumers faced expected coal deliveries and prices under the proposed offer.
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Washington
Geological Survey
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