Intervention in Mexico Stirs Wilson Shift Says Holloman
El Paso journalist reports Wilson unexpectedly reconsiders Mexican policy after Paris talks. Britain and France warned U S intervention could be necessary to stabilize Carranza govt and protect foreign interests, while Senate Mexico inquiry looms as July plans unfold.
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Coca Cola stock offered for sale in 1919 deal
Details released on a proposed purchase of The Coca Cola Company of Georgia by a syndicate of Atlanta and New York financiers for 25 million dollars. The plan includes 500000 shares of common stock in a Delaware formed company, with ownership and voting arrangements, earnings projections, and a substantial preferred stock component.
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President Wilson Meets Swanson on Shantung Fight at Capitol
President Wilson conferred with Senator Swanson of Virginia in Washington about defeating the Shantung amendment and the treaty’s ratification strategy. The talks aimed to move beyond the Foreign Relations Committee’s plan as Senate factions, including Lodge and mild reservationists, contend over the award of Shantung and related treaties.
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Relief in traffic promised in new ordinance
A city committee created a new traffic ordinance to ease congestion in a busy district. The measure bars parking during the daytime in the Congested Business District, permitting cars to park only one hour at a time in designated zones.
Labor Chiefs Stand Firm as Bilson Refusal Shocks Demands
Union leaders and labor chiefs reacted to Bilson's refusal to yield to wage increase demands, triggered by Wilson's national policy stance. The dispute centers on large wage demands totaling around $1 billion annually, with transportation and city street rules under debate. Authorities consider new traffic ordinances and parking restrictions as part of broader street management while labor maintains a firm negotiating position.
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U S Regiments Move Toward Silesia From Coblenz
In Coblenz on August 25, reports say U S regiments are advancing toward Silesia. The Fifth United States Infantry details unclear movements as press data remains sodated and incomplete.
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Railway Unions Plan to Tie Up Nation's Traffic
Plans for a nationwide railroad shopmen strike were issued to various unions. The six major railway unions would call the walkout if demands are not met. The timetable and full details were cited as ready for immediate action if talks fail.
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Shopmen Await Official Message On Wage Increase
Confused dispatches relay a wartime style dispute as railway shopmen await an official statement about a pay raise. Leaders hint at possible strike after months of stalled talks with management.
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President urges wage peace to stabilize prices
President Wilson announces a plan to calm wage disputes and restore normal price levels. He says workers may accept a 4 cent hourly advance while broader demands for raises are reviewed, including a 25 percent rail shopmen increase, as he urges unity and calm bargaining.
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Local Showers Forecast Across Regions this Week
A weather summary notes local showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate northwesterly winds. The forecast lists variable winds and asks light rainfall amounts, with temperatures not clearly specified. data on past rainfall and monthly totals are incomplete.
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