Wilson Calm Amid Storms In Public Speech Tour Talk
The article portrays President Wilson amid economic and political turbulence in Washington. He remains calm and optimistic about settling major issues such as the treaty of Versailles and the league of nations, while facing railway wage questions and cost of living pressures. He hints at a possible Pacific tour and urges face to face meetings to persuade the public.
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League of Nations
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Beliaves
Chicago
Wallstrest
Wiesom
Rumania defies Allied powers on Hungary crisis
Reported London August 9 General British protested to the Romanian commander in Budapest against alleged Romanian excesses. American officers urged restraint as a new Hungarian government effort proceeded. Rumania threatened to withdraw if its ultimatum was not met and Hungarian troops remained armed.
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Atlanta Women Warned Over Political Fees in Primary
A subcommittee of seven of Atlanta's city Democratic executive committee warned 3 782 registered women they must pay registration fees or lose the August 15 city primary. The central issue is a registration fund claimed by the city committee. the fund is now with Tax Collector Lucien Harris who was told he would be personally responsible for its disposition. Women insist the money was promised for use as they see fit, while the city committee says it funds political planning for next year. A special committee was appointed to decide the fund's use amid ongoing disputes and negotiations.
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Buchanan
Esistration
Lucien Herris
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Atlanta
Ionbee
Ing
Local Merchants Association Faces Campaign Promises
A fragmented Fulton column notes multiple merchant associations and committees pledging service roles. Chairmen and leaders state intent to support a business forum and civic outreach, with continued coverage on the issue across pages.
Parade Relay of Returning Troops to Be Reviewed in Capital
first returning troops will be reviewed by Sir Wilmon along with the District of Columbia unit aside they will be the fleet to march in the capital leading the parade fact notes indicate a ceremonial review by high officials in the capital setting early in the process surrounding a homecoming event
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Wilmon
Alumbia
Striking Rail Shop Workers Show Gradual Return
News from Chicago and national rail unions report a slow return to work as wage demand talks continue. Officials say 40,000 of 600,000 shop craft workers have struck, with hopes for talks in Washington under President Wilson. Passenger train service faces suspensions while progress appears possible.
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Strilke
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Ioeay
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R. H. Alshton
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Railroads
Mee whe -fngde Up Trisha Atineed Em Page 3
Fragmentary OCR item notes a page three column with names and brief events. Key readable terms include Mee whe, Trisha, Colemn five, suggesting a column or notice. Details are unclear but imply a local item with personal names and page reference.
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Trisha
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