Treaty fight looms as reservations face vote
Washington Oct 22 Republicans and Democrats clash over Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans for ratification of the peace treaty. The committee approved Lodge reservations on withdrawal and Monroe Doctrine with three great powers needing assent. Hitchcock and administration forces plan further battles on Article Ten and domestic questions as the fight moves to the Senate floor.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press Staff
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
McCumber
North Dakota
Shields
Tennessee
United States
Hitchcock
Pomerene
Congress
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Lodge
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate Foreign Trons Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Itchcock
Meledy
Strike drags on as New York longshoremen stand firm
In New York the longshoremen strike continues after factions refuse to return to work despite officials urging an end. Thousands rally outside piers while violence erupts at Hoboken as leaders clash over representation and radical elements. President Wilson urges the industrial conference to seek common ground to avert national disaster.
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New York
Washington
United Press
Wilson
National Industrial Conference
White House
Industrial Conference
Lane
America
Miners and Operators Move Toward Settlement Talks
Washington reports indicate miners and operators held a near two hour conference with President Wilson to avert a strike. A joint session is planned for November 1 after further talks on an eight hour day and contract concessions. Prices rise noted in several cities as union leaders warn of possible action to prevent demoralization.
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Washington
Wilson
Era
Lewis
The
United Workers
White House
Central Star Soft Coal
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chamber Banquet Tickets On Sale For Friday Speech
Tickets remain available for the Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Elks club roomsFriday evening. Carl Baer of Little Rock Arkansas will be the featured speaker. Tickets may be bought at McKee and Cline drug stores until Thursday evening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Club
Carl Baer
Little Rock
Ark
McKee and
Cline
Meekison Hurt When Auto Skids Into Ditch Near McClure
George A. Meekison suffered extensive bruising after his car skidded off the road and into a ditch near McClure. He was treated at the scene by responders and is in stable condition.
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Napoleon
George A. Meekison
McClure
Bishop Shayler Denounces Moving Pictures in Nebraska Sermon
The Rt. Rev. ER. V. Shayler bishop of Nebraska told Calvary church moving pictures are moral and economic ruin of the nation.
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Sandusky
ER. V.shayler
Nebraska
Calvary Church
Albany Grange Meeting Called for Saturday
Albany Grange will meet Saturday afternoon at the usual time for important business. All members are requested to attend.
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Albany Grange
President Wilson Resture Continued At White House
President Wilson's condition remained about the same this morning after a night of notable activity. Physicians plan to maintain the rest cure and limit state business while allowing daily paper review and contact with outside affairs if no adverse effects occur.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
King Albert Sends Regretful Message to President Wilson
King Albert and the queen send regrets to President Wilson and Mrs Wilson as they travel to Cincinnati. The telegram notes illness prevents a Washington visit and expresses wishes for Wilson’s rapid recovery and faithful friendship.
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King Albert
Cincinnati
President Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Eight Are Shot During Trouble at Steel Plant
Eight persons were shot and stabbed in Youngstown Ohio during a clash between alleged negro steel strike breakers and pickets. Five negroes were arrested, four armed with revolvers. A picket named Andy Humanic was stabbed. The victim’s condition was listed as serious.
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Youngstown
Andy Humanic
Foreigners Riot in Braddock Steel District
In Braddock near Pittsburgh the clash by Edgar Thomson mills left one man shot and about forty injured as foreigners were arrested after mobs surged outside Carnegie Steel workhouses. State troops restored order after repeated daytime and evening rioting.
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Braddock
Pittsburg
Edgar Thomson Mills
Carnegie Steel Company
State Levy Alone Will Aid Schools Explains Williams
Dr Henry G Williams editor of The Ohio Teacher launches a plan to end local school levies. He proposes the state pay all salaries for teachers and superintendents to ensure equal educational opportunities across Ohio. He favors local districts funding construction and equipment while the state covers payroll.
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Columbus,o
Henry G. Williams
The
Ohio Teacher
Ohio
Williame
Attendant Fined for Hitting Charge at Athens State Hospital
Carl H. Smith assistant attendant at the Athens State hospital was arrested on assault and battery against a male patient. He pled guilty at arraignment before Justice Helwig. Witnesses testified of a struggle aboard a box car with a patient, resulting in a black eye for the victim. Smith paid a ten dollar fine plus costs and was discharged from the institution.
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Carl H. Smith
Athens State Hospital
Justice Helwig
Smith
Helwig
J. H. Berry
Toledo
Kaiser Will Be Tried in Coming Trial
Andrew Bonar Law announced in the House of Commons that preparations are complete for the former Kaiser's trial. Extradition will not be demanded until all nations sign the peace treaty.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Husband Ready to Take Matter Into Own Hands
Reynolds Lenigar, husband of a woman who drank wood alcohol in a suicide attempt, was arrested near Athens while driving toward Athens. He had two corn knives but no intent to threaten Anderson and was released after questioning and a warning to avoid "any queer conduct."
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Lenigar
Athens
Anderson
Reynolds Lenigar
Jackville
Hueband
Carbondale
Parker
Senigar
McKinley
Bolin
Ten-year supply of fancy drinkables unearthed in Cleveland stash
Cleveland tale notes a prominent local figure facing a decade of hardship as he amassed a ten year stash of pricey beverages. Two men with a truck completed the setup, leaving questions about the stash and its origins.
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Cleveland
Ohio Consumers Not Worried Over Coal Tieup
Ohio coal consumers report the domestic market remains strong yet unsettled for steam use. The Journal notes fair prices, no real uptick from strike agitation, and better car supply as buyers hedge against potential suspension.
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Ohio
Columbus
Trade Journal Today
Explosion on Tank Steam Ship Injures Six in Baltimore
An oil vapor explosion at the Baltimore Dry Dock and Building Plant injured six men fatally possibly and badly hurt a dozen others. The blast on the tanker imperiled others aboard the vessel and a dropped match is blamed for starting the explosion.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Dry Dock
Kaiser Seeks Injunction Over The Life and Fall of the Herms
The former Kaiser has instructed her attorneys to obtain an injunction to restrain the exhibition of the film The Life and Fall of the Herms, learned today.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Lerns
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