Peace Treaty Changes Supreme Council Role
The peace conference advances as three powers ratify the treaty and the Supreme Council transfers reparations questions to a new permanent commission. Key issues include the Sarre Valley Danzig and Silesia plebiscites and delays in Bulgarian Hungarian and Turkish treaties. The United States will be unable to join commissions until ratified, creating unease among American delegates. The League of Nations will absorb many tasks, reducing the Council’s authority once the German treaty takes effect.
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Associated Press
Paris
Peace Conference
Supreme Council
Permanent
Commission
Hungary
Mania
Sarre Valley
Danzig
Silesia
Council of the
League of Nations
Wilson
Upper Silesia
Poland
Europe
United States
League
Turkey
Woburn Man Claims Record for Potatoes
A. D. Ruel of Shakers Glen Woburn claims the season's potato record after digging a four pounds one and a half ounce giant. He notes the massive specimen is a single potato despite a three-lobed appearance and says three other tubers over two pounds each followed from seed acquired near a marsh edge.
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A. D. Ruel
Shakers
Glen
Woburn
War Garden
Mr. Ruel
Gary Strikes Narrowed to Fatigue as Troops Stay
Gary Indiana saw further anti radical actions with 21 alleged blind pigs closed in Indiana Harbor. A few hundred strikers reportedly returned to mills as federal troops and DOJ agents met to discuss agitators and inflammatory literature. Colonel W. S. Mapes noted troops would remain in Gary for an indefinite period.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
Indiana Harbor
Department of Justice
W. S. Mapes
Officials report rising mill output despite ban on outdoor rallies
In a statement, authorities said there is no expectation of interference with orderly indoor striker meetings. Mills in Gary South Chicago Indiana Harbor Waukegan Joliet reportedly increased production today amid ongoing labor activity.
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Gary
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Waukegan
Joliet
Back Bay Post Smoker Hosts Two Drawn Bouts at Horticultural Hall
The Back Bay Post 117 American Legion smoker at Horticultural Hall admitted 7 percent new members. A minute wrestling bout between Paul Finski and John Stanley ended in a draw. A three round match between Privates Burchard and Ferguson also finished in a draw. The program featured exhibitions and music with 400 attendees and delegates chosen for the next state convention.
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Back Bay
American Legion
Horticultural Hall
Paul Finski
John Stanley
Boy Missing From Roxbury Home Sparks Mother’s Distress
The mother of 16 year old Arthur Clarkson Burns of 98 Brook Avenue Roxbury is prostrated over his disappearance since September 22. He left wearing a gray sweater blue gar khaki trousers and scout shoes. He has brown hair and eyes and stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs about 185 pounds.
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Arthur Clarkson Burns
Brook Avenue
Roxbury
Filibuster Threat Delays Senate Treaty Debate
Opponents of the peace treaty blocked moves to vote on Shantung amendments this week and rejected a joint request to consider the pact next week. Lodge proposed sped reading to shorten debate while reading clerks work in relays, with Hitchcock backing but Unterwood urging immediate vote. The clash appeared to foretell a prolonged, scheduled reading session and planned speeches for the coming days.
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Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Europe
United States
France
Maryland
Sen
Nelson
Minnesota
Walsh
Massachusetts
League
Jones
Magnolia
Mass
Democratic Leaders Cite No Vote This Week on Shantung
During the day Democratic leaders declared there was no hope of a vote this week on Shantung because internal opposition and procedural delays stalled action. They warned the issue would require extensive debate and coalition support before any decision.
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Shantung
No Ultimatum to Italy Reported by Washington
Washington officials said no ultimatum had been sent to Italy regarding the Fiume situation. They acknowledged a communication may have been sent but emphasized that neither the United States nor Great Britain issued an ultimatum. The issue remains in the hands of American and British representatives at the peace conference.
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Washington
Fiume
Italy
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Navy Band Seeks Boston Musicians For Hingham Ship
Charles F. Kroboth, bandmaster of the U S Navy, seeks permanent jazz players for the receiving ship at Hingham. Positions include jazz trombonists bass drummer piccolo players saxophonists and a bass tuba. two years at sea offered. Apply at Savoy Hotel Boston to join All-Boston recruitment for ships near Boston.
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Charles F. Kroboth
U. S. Navy
Hingham
Brown Brothers
Savoy Hotel
Columbus Avenue
Kroboth
Boston
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