Republicans Demand Reservations For Treaty Acceptance
In a Senate debate Republicans push to require that other powers accept reservations before the United States ratifies the peace treaty. Senators Lodge Brandagee Borah argue for a binding condition, while Pittman decries embedding reservations in the ratification. Democrats back a separate resolution to examine constitutional issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Minons
Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Brandagee
Connecticut
Borah
Idaho
Humber
Pittman
Nevada
Waders
Waleh
Damocrat
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Willy France
Germany
France
Congress
Kellogg
League
Wilson
Galloping Domino Party Arrests Strike at Cheyenne Crap Game
Three Cheyenne policemen raided a craps game at 312 West Fifteenth Street and arrested six men including T Rutt Joe Perry Gus Theris James Kutsurs Mike Ballius and Jim Cailis. Bail set at 50 for most, 100 for Theris due to prior police acquaintance.
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West Fifteenth Street
T. Rutt
Joe Perry
Gus Theris
James Kutsurs
Mike Ballius
Jim Cailis
Theris
American Legion Organizing Rapidly in Wyoming
A Wyoming executive committee meeting will be held in Cheyenne to plan a state meeting in Douglas to select delegates for the national Minneapolis meeting in November. Local posts across the state are being organized in many towns.
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Wyoming
The
American Legion
Echeyenne
Douglas
Minneapolis
Bitter critics question Shantung treaty assurances
Some of the fiercest opponents declare the president’s information fails to dispel suspicions about Japan in Shantung province. other delegates reserve judgment on the deal’s adequacy.
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Shantung
Japan
Hoover Stops Supplies For Hungary
Paris August 7 Herbert Hoover head of the inter allied relief commission has halted relief shipments to Budapest arguing it would be improper while Romania deprives Hungarians of food. A peace delegation member said no American troops remain in Budapest and none will be sent. Only officers and a few soldiers are in relief work.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Phe Inter-Allied Relief Commission
Budapest
Hungary
Strike Threat Clouds Chicago Stock Yards Amid Racial Tensions
In Chicago the stock yards face a potential general strike as militia and deputies guard yards after 3,000 of 15,000 black workers return to work following rioting. Whites quit en masse saying many black workers are nonunion. union leaders report about 5,000 quitting, while stockyards officials cite 659.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Doctors Furry and Iretans Move to Hynds Building
Osteopathic physicians Drs. Furry and Iretans relocate offices to the Hynds Building suite 210. The move places them in a new professional space, signaling a community medical access update for patients seeking their osteopathic services.
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Drs
Furry &Iretans
Hynds
Suitors Move In For English Peeress Lettice Digby
The Honorable Lettice Digby, a popular English heiress, attracts a large number of admirers as rumors spread about potential marriage alliances. Journal notices state many suitors seek her hand in English society circles.
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Lettice Digby
England
Peeressea
Ieee
Lord Thu
Navy Secretary cites 1946 naval bill aiding peace effort
In San Diego Secretary of the Navy Daniels notes the 1946 naval appropriation marked by a large building program and a proviso urging the president to pursue world disarmament. He points out senators who opposed him on peace now supported the bill, framing a paradox in the nation’s move toward arms reduction.
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Associated Press
San Diego
League of Nations
Europe
Demone
Fr Ae
Agree Among Nations
A of Nations
Lrbeest
Heavy Run on New City Park Swings
The fourteen swings at City Park for children were in full use yesterday with almost constant activity. Local families crowded the area as the new playground feature drew steady traffic throughout the day.
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New City Park
Governor Returns From Laramie Trip
Governor Robert D. Carey returned from Laramie yesterday evening and, with other elective state officials, attended a meeting of the stake school land board where routing business was discussed.
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Robert D. ‘Carey
Laramie
Stake School Land Board
Disabled Mount Daker Merchant Ship Reported at Sea
The American merchant ship Mount Daker, bound from New York to Liverpool, is disabled at sea. The vessel, of 2,429 tons and formerly known as Mount Bshafler, sailed from New York on July 26 and is signaling distress calls. The Coast Intelligence office in MALIPAX, Nova Scotia, is tracking radio transmissions.
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Preas
Malipax
N. S
New York
Liverpool
Womsages
New Haven Railroad Discontinues 102 Trains Amid Strike
New Haven Conn Aug 1 The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announced the suspension of 102 passenger trains due to a shopmen and mechanics strike. All dining and parlor car service is canceled and the current schedule is halted.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Council pleads with Romania to follow Entente decisions
The supreme council has sent a note to Romanian authorities urging compliance with Entente decisions and to avoid hindering the work of the inter-allied Investigating commission in Budapest.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Inter-Allied Investigating Commission
Budapest
Archduke Appeals People to Assist in Hungary
Archduke Joseph the new governor calls all classes to aid in ending anarchy and establishing order with a strong hand. The July proclamation urges collective effort to restore stability in Budapest.
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Archduke
Associated Press
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Close Frontier Park Finish Stirs Racing Fans
At Frontier Park a three nose finish in five furlongs thrilled spectators. Tempy Duncan edged Cal Curn with Prospero’s Baby close third as Martinez Riddle and Dority rode a fierce dash to the wire. Orb iculation won the earlier cheap race, Coreen captured by Ryan, with Toy Miss and Deser t Rose also among notable results.
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Tempy Duncan
Irwin Barn
Cal Curn
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Baby
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Riddle
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Ida
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Ryan
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Desert Rose
Charles Gross
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Rey Do
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Gross
Coreen
Lowe
Riposta
Harry D
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Aera
Svennt
Canadian Rockies Crossed by Airman
Airman B O Hoy D F completed the first airplane passage of the Canadian Rockies. He departed Vancouver at 4:45 a m and reached Lethbridge at 6:22 p m after about 14 hours and nearly 600 miles of flight. The planned destination was Calgary about 40 miles northeast of Lethbridge.
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Alta
Aetain B. O. Hoy
D. F
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Vacouver
B.C
Calgary
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