Shantung Question Sparks Senate Clash Over McCumber
Senate debate over the Shantung provision erupts in partisan exchange as McCumber and Fall trade charges about Japan's rights and China’s remedy. Nelson and others join the fray while the Foreign Relations committee plans hearings and Republicans draft a reservation to oppose the award.
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Shantung
McCumber
Fall
Sammy
Eee
Japan
Foreign Relations Committee
China
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Ad
Corine Gaudreal credits Fruit-a-tives for relief after years of indigestion and constipation. Ad states doctor approved progress, recommends continued use of Fruit-a-tives. Boxed product details: 6 for 2.80, trial size 0.5c? from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N Y.
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Rochon
F. Q
Corine Gaudreal
Ogdensburg
German Minority Report Supports Brutality Critique
The majority on the committee rejected a proposal to ban the death penalty for women spies and urged speedy trials. They argued errors in wartime penalties arose from inexperience and rapid officer training, not principle, and warned against excessive confinement and ruined soldiers due to guard-house associations.
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Andrew Bruce
Minneapolis
Martin Conboy
New York
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Gregory
Thant
West Point
Submarine Recruiting Talk At Navy Station
Navy recruiting forces will lecture at Main and Cannon streets at 12 30 pm on torpedoes mines and submarines with representatives from various recruiting parties. Short talks cover ships and duties, plus music. Attendees can ask questions and learn at 62 Cannen Street recruiting station.
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Navy
Cannon
Cinnen Street
Wilson Prepares for Tour of the West
President Wilson plans a Westward tour with stops likely in Sioux City Minneapolis and St Paul as part of a broader swing through the Midwest before returning via the Southern route. Senate leaders expect his departure to align with the foreign relations committee treaty debate and ratification efforts. Advisers have discussed timing amid ongoing treaty amendments and reservations.
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Pershinga
St. Louis
Wilson
Paris
Chicago
Middle West
Columbus
Cincinnati
Sioux City
Iowa
Minneapolis
St. Aut
Minn
Bismarck
N. C
Billings
Selena
Mon
Tuna
Pacific
San Francisco
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Police arrest alleged automobile thieves in New York case
William Johnson and Joseph White, both involved in an Overland car believed stolen from New York, are held at police headquarters after a traffic stop on Main Street. White claims the car belongs to James Woodly, though ownership is unconfirmed. Police traced the vehicle to the city.
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Wiliam Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Joseph White
West 140Th Street
New York
White
James Woodly
West 189Th Street
Woodly
Johnson
Booth
Main Street
Weather report for Bridgeport from The Post Building
Bridgeport weather record from The Post Building shows 29.81 in barometer at 4 p.m. and 29.80 at 2 a.m. Forecasts for Southern New Island predict cloudy Thursday and Friday fair with showers in the north. Winds along the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras are generally west to southwest with showers. Observations from New Haven indicate clear skies last night and sunrise and sunset times.
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Post Building
Cannon St
New Island
Wriday
St. Lawrence Valley
Middle
North Atlantic
North Plains
Mississippi Valley
Threvy Mountains
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
New Haven Weather Bureau
Conciliators Hope To Unite Factions In Graph Walkout
Labor leaders refuse to recognize any labor party per faction and urge industrial peace. General Manager Roberts reports no new developments as President Whitten’s factory move stands. A mass meeting was disrupted by the arrest of Samuel Lavit. Callahan faces ouster as chairman, with a vote to replace him set for Sunday at Colonial hall. Richard Hebner named as possible successor.
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Thomas
Labor Party
Roberts
Whitten
Lee Callahan
Lodge No. 116
Callahan
Egan
Colonial Hall
Samuel Lavit
Lodge No. 30
Tavit
John J. Wyan
Lavit
Machinist
Broad Street
Richard Hebner
Lavit Arrest Amid Hall Entry Clash at Broad Street Meeting
In a dispute at a Broad Street hall Lavit was arrested while trying to enter a meeting. Leo Callahan, president of the opposing faction and chairman of the strike committee, claimed Lavit acted on orders to gain admission. Strikers protested the police action and demanded Lavit be allowed in, arguing Lodge No 30 had rented the hall and Lavit held rightful entry.
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Broad Street
Leo Callahan
Oppostus Lavit
Jauvit
Bin
Callahan
Aoe
Kegan
Lodge No. 116
Egan
Loedge No. 40
Lait
Lodge No. 30
Lavit
Prince of Wales Parade Ends Torontos Historic Welcome
Hundreds of thousands lined the streets and filled venues as the Prince of Wales concluded his Toronto visit. Crowds cheered at the Canadian Nations Exhibition grounds and during the royal motorcade, with mounted police occasionally reining in the throngs to clear the path. The vast turnout marked an unparalleled display of support in city history.
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Toronto
Greae Demaps ii Alony
Prince of Wales
Toront
Shore Line Electric Railway In Operation Again
Norwich reports the Shore Line Electric Railway operated trains between Norwich and Central Village today for the first time since a July 16 strike. Officials announce two hourly service beginning tomorrow morning while striking workers persist in their wage demands.
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Norwich
Electric Railway Company
Central Village
Hore
Fear Derby Fliers Perished in Lake
The report lists late arrivals including Lieutenant P. EH. Togan Captain HW and Chandler Colonel 4 C. Brand Lieutenant Colonel HW I. Hartley Lieutenant Ben Adams and Major A. 1B. Gilkeson. Earlier in the day three other American fliers had completed the round trip bringing the total to eleven. Captain I. Honsigner in a D. HY. 4 landed at Warmingdale after a night flight from Albany. He and his mechanician were uninjured. Several aircraft arrived storm battered and require repairs.
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Niers
P. EH. Togan
HW. & Chandler
C. Brand
HW. I. Hartley
Ben Adams
A. 1B
Gilkeson
Iwarlier
I. Honsigner
Beean
Albany
Warmingdale
Six Aliens Escape From Ellis Island
Six aliens awaiting deportation at Ellis Island escaped last night via a dormitory door to the sea wall and into a rowboat. Immigration officials reported others held there also escaped recently. Public reception planned in Newport for the Italian dreadnought Conte di Cavour coming from Boston. Governor Heechmen and Mayor Mahoney to attend.
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New York
Ellis
Newport
Boston
Heechmen
Mahoney
Obituary notices mark several local losses across city
Isabella Beriault 62 wife of Fred Beriault died after heart illness at her daughter’s home 26 Clark Street. Survived by daughter Mrs Murphy, daughter Mrs Welch, sons Fred Jr of Brooklyn and Charles J Berkeley. Funeral Saturday 3 pm at Mrs Murphy’s home. Rev H A Davenport to officiate. Burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs Buffington sister of Mrs Bilitz funeral in Northampton Mass. Burial in Northampton. Survived by sister Mrs Bilitz, grandson Norman Dalty, mother Mrs Charles Smith. Elizabeth Seery widow of John Seery died at 31 Lafayette Street. Survived by daughters Mrs C J Bolster and Mrs Mary White, son Detective John J Seery. Funeral Friday 4 am from home with solemn requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9:30. Burial St Michael’s Cemetery. James E Tiatdin funeral held yesterday from Ogden Street home with high Mass at St Charles Church officiated by Rev Patrick T McGivney. Delegations and floral tributes noted. Burial St Michael’s Cemetery. Katherine Ulrich 74 died yesterday at 1000 East Main Street after long illness. Funeral Friday 1 pm at Ernest Grulepp Co. 2060 Mettt Street. Pastor Rey Vermin Whether of Calian Reformed Church to officiate. Burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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Isabella Beriault
Fred Beriault
Fred H. Murphy
Clark Street
Murphy
John J. Welch
Fred Jr
Brooklyn
Charles J. Berkely
C. E. Bullington
M.rs. Buffington
Charles Bilitz
Stillman Street
Northampton
Mass
Buflington
Biltz
Norman Dilty
Charles Smith
Elizabeth Seer
Elizabeth Seery
John Seery
Lafayette Street
Saered Weart
St. Michael's Cemetery
James H. Warnie
James E. Tiatdin
Ogden Street
St. Chartes' TC
Patrick 7
Katherine Ulrich
East Main Street
Funers
Ernest Grulepp & Co
Metitt Street
Rey Vermin Whether
Ciaran Reformed Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Discrimination charged against U S and British oil interests
Telegrams read in a Senate session accuse Western oil and potash lands of English government interference. Messages claim Interior Department aided English holdings, halting American locators, and accuse Standard Oil ties. Senator La Pellette calls for protecting coal and oil for the navy.
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U. S
West
Cenwlor
Angeles
United States
Interior Department
Snglish
California
Jengtish Corporation
Fréd W. Parkes
Deanver
Colorado
la Pellette
State Conciliation Board Intervenes in Eastern Massachusetts Rail Strike
In Boston on August 27 the State Conciliation Board held a hearing as railroad Carmen rejected the War Labor Board wage award and planned a strike following union leadership. The board reviewed company trust and local union positions while Mayor Melvin Breath and Carmen leaders attended the hearing. The union says the award ignores past policy and fails to reflect district wage levels. under the increase workers would earn nine cents less per hour than Boston Elevated Railway riders.
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Boston
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Massachusetts
Federal War Labor Board
Melvin Breath
Garmen
Catton
War Labor Board
Boston Elevated Railway
Marshal Foch to Visit United States in Near Future
Marshal Foch commander in chief of Allied armies in France will visit the United States soon. He is to address the American Legion, veterans group, and has received invitations to visit, including one from Mayor Hylan to be the guest of New York City.
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Washington
Ane
Maeshaloch
France
United States
Marshal Fovh
Tegion
Organization of American Veterans of the
Remarkable Cure Promised By CINOT Herbal Tonic
Miss Victoria Griggs of 28 Broad Street describes rheumatic pains that left her bedridden and unable to walk without railing support. After trying many remedies, she credits CINOT with restoring her health after three bottles, noting she can climb stairs easily and feels years younger. Advertiser notes Hartigan Drug Store, 1 Fairfield Avenue, selling the tonic.
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Victoria Griggs
Cinot
Miss Griggs
Hartigan Drug Store
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Steel workers draft letter on union recognition to Judge Gary
New York Aug 27 Despite two refusals to meet Judge Gary chairman John Fitzpatrick of the steel workers labor committee announces a new union with backing from another union. The communication, not disclosed, follows two talks with Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor. The steel workers threaten a strike if concessions are not granted and a Washington meeting is planned to review wage and working conditions.
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New York
Althoug
EL. Gare
United States Steel Corporation
John Fitzpatrick
Steel Woeakers’ Labor Committee
Bértihae
Commell Es Hi Reply Co
Gary
Mme
Mitapatrick
Samuel Gompers
Tra
The
American of Labor
Washington
Phoiretris 9
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Green Street
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London
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Horlick
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Itway Road
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United State Housing Corporation
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Charles A, Rowe
Frederick A, Burr
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Elwoord
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AMA
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Fairfield Ave
Fanny A. Cheney
Moosup, Conn
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Lynn
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