Republicans Demand Reservations Required For Treaty
In a Senate debate Republicans call for a clear pact that other powers must accept any reservations before the United States joins the League of Nations. Senator Lodge and colleagues press that reservations become binding only if all parties approve, while Democrats resist embedding reservations in the ratification. The discussion touches on constitutional powers and potential war Obligations under the treaty.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Minons
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
Gallooping Domino Party Arrested in Cheyenne
Three Cheyenne policemen raided a craps game at 312 West Fifteenth Street waking six men in custody. Arrested players include T. Rutt Joe Perry Gus Theris James Kutsurs Mike Ballius and Jim Cailis with bail set at 50 for most and 100 for Theris.
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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
Executive committee of the Wyoming branch to meet in Cheyenne to plan a state meeting and select delegates for the national Minneapolis gathering in November. Local posts are forming in many towns across the state.
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Wyoming
The
American Legion
Echeyenne
Douglas
Minneapolis
Opponents Challenge Shantung Treaty Details
Bitter opponents say the president’s statements fail to dispel suspicions about Japan in Shantung province. Some supporters reserve judgement on the information’s sufficiency.
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Shantung
Japan
Hoover Halts Relief Supplies to Hungary
Paris August 7 Herbert Hoover head of the inter allied relief commission has stopped all relief supplies en route to Budapest asserting he would not allow aid to reach Hungary while Rumanians deprive the people of food. A peace delegation member said no American troops are in Budapest now and none will be sent there. Only officers and a few soldiers in relief work remain.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Phe Inter-Allied Relief Commission
Budapest
Hungary
Strike Threat Looms at Chicago Stock Yards Amid Racial Tensions
In Chicago thirty thousand workers may join a strike at the stock yards unless militia and deputy sheriffs depart. The scene followed race rioting with 3,000 of 15,000 Black workers returning to work as whites quit, claiming nonunion status rather than prejudice. Union and yard officials cite 5,000 and 659 departures respectively.
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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 in suite 210. They relocate from previous offices, marking a new location for patients to seek care.
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Drs
Furry &Iretans
Hynds
Admering Suitors Vying for English Peeress Lettice Digby
The Hon Lettice Digby a popular English peeress attracts many suitors as reports say a large number of admirers seek her hand. Details on engagements remain unconfirmed amid social interest.
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Lettice Digby
England
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Lord Thu
Senators Reassess League Of Nations Stance In 1946 Naval Bill
San Diego reports Secretary of the Navy Daniels says some senators who oppose the league of nations once supported a historic 1946 naval appropriation. He notes the bill funded a vast shipbuilding program and included a clause urging the president to push disarmament with an international agreement after Europe police duties end.
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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
City park amusement swings opened yesterday with all fourteen units in near continuous use. Children and families crowded the area as the new attraction 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 joined other elective state officials at 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 Vessel Is Not in Danger
The Mount Daker, a 2429 ton American merchant ship, bound from New York to Liverpool, is disabled at sea and sending radio calls. Reports from MALIPAX NS say the vessel sailed July 26 and is under the protection of the mounting intelligence office.
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Preas
Malipax
N. S
New York
Liverpool
Womsages
Rail line cuts 102 trains amid shopmen strike
New Haven officials announce the discontinuance of 102 passenger trains on the New York New Haven Hartford system due to the shopmen and mechanics strike. Dining and parlor car service are halted and the timetable is suspended until further notice.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Council Begs Romania to Obey Entente Decisions
Paris August 7 The supreme council sent a note to Romanian authorities urging conformity with entente decisions and to avoid hindering the inter allied Investigating commission at Budapest.
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Rumania
Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Inter-Allied Investigating Commission
Budapest
Archduke Appeals People to Assist in Restoration of Order
Archduke Joseph the new governor issues a proclamation calling all classes to aid in suppressing anarchy and establishing strong rule. The statement frames unity and decisive action as essentials for restoring public order.
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Archduke
Associated Press
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Close finish at Frontier Circle stirs old timers
Frontier Park yesterday offered a thrilling five furlong sprint with Tempy Duncan leading Cal Curn and Prospero's Baby in a three horse photo finish. Jockeys Martinez Riddle and Dority battled to the wire as the crowd cheered the closest race in years amid a card of earlier events won by Orb iculation Little Gink and Coreen in sweeping performances.
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Minnie H-El Pramo
Tempy Duncan
Irwin Barn
Cal Curn
Prospero
Baby
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Cal
Martinez
Riddle
Dority
Gal Curn
Dygd
Dobbins
Ida Pinack
Ida
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Ellen Smyth
Ryan
Gink
Desert Rose
Charles Gross
Toy Miss
Rey Do
Prateorian
Gross
Coreen
Lowe
Riposta
Harry D
Zini
Rane
Aera
Svennt
Canadian Rockies Crossed by Airman
Airman B. O. Hoy, D. F., became the first to fly the Canadian Rockies from Vancouver to Calgary. He departed Vancouver at 4:45 a.m. and landed near Calgary at 6:22 p.m., covering nearly 600 miles in a little over 14 hours.
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Alta
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B.C
Calgary
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