Ratification Hopes Mentioned After White House Talks
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska predicted ratification of the peace treaty in September after a conference with President Wilson. He said the Shantung amendment would be defeated with at least twelve Republican votes and all amendments likely to send the treaty back for renegotiation would be voted down.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
McGumber
Pacific Coast
High German on Way to Trial
Berlin reports the German justice ministry will review evidence against former vice chancellor Karl Helfferich and allied figures as a justice measure. The discussion includes opposition to a Shan ing amendment and anticipated Republican votes. Senator McGumber claims the amendment’s fate is sealed. The piece notes the president’s Pacific coast tour remains likely.
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Berlin
Germany
Justce
Karlee
Helfferich
Eaten
Army Aviators Die in Scotiield Crash Near Belleville
Second Lieutenant Floyd Nalsenheimer of Detroit and Chauffeur Harold Ice of St Marys were killed when their plane fell 200 feet and burst into flames upon crashing to the ground near Scoti eld, late today during an Army aviation training flight.
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Bellevile
Floyd Nalsenheimer
Detroit
Harold Ice
St. Marys
Scotield
Here
Son of Edison Accepts Treasurer Post in Social Unit
The inventor has accepted to serve as treasurer of the National Social Unit organization. The group plans a campaign to extend its community organization plan already in trial, aiming to broaden the program nationwide.
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Edison
National Social Unit Organization
Lost Aviators Rescued Near Mexican Border
Mexican cavalry under Captain Trujillo escorted two American aviators Lieutenants Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil H. Connelly to the border area after a five day search in Lower California. The pilots from Rockwell Field had gone missing near Ensenada about 200 miles southeast of San Diego and were located in mountainous terrain. They were to be brought to Ensenada or Mexicali for return to the United States, with further word expected tonight.
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Elca Centro
Cal
Trujillo
Weto
Frederick Waterhouse
Cecil H. Connelly
Rockwell Field
Hipolito Baranca
Lower California
San Diego
Ensenada
Mexicali
United States
Baranca
Belgium Ratifies Brussels Treaty in Senate Vote
Belgium's Senate unanimously approved the Brussels treaty today. The Chamber of Deputies filed the treaty on August 8, marking the legislative completion of the agreement.
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Brussels
Champer of
Captain Peberdy Leaves War to Teach Rural School
Captain Joseph Peberdy, formerly of the American fighting finest, leaves the army at Port Russell this week and moves with his wife to teach a small Rice School six miles from Cheyenne. He expects five pupils and plans to show the young idea how to shoot while continuing to practice shooting himself. In France he survived a shell near a brick wall and spent time in hospital before returning home to begin this country teaching post.
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Saim
Bowie-walloping
Joseph Peberdy
France
Peberdy
Fort
Russell
Gheyenne
Caplan Perdy
Quartermaster Corps
War measures seek to curb rising prices and hoarding
The government and War Department plan steps to cut living costs by airing retail store controls in several cities and by pursuing anti profiteering and anti hoarding laws. Congressional committees discuss amending the food convoy act and expanding the trade commission to gather market data as the army prepares large scale actions.
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War Department
Eee
Romans Beat-Sinitiing
At Trade Commission
Yankee Airmen Win Big in Berry Derby
Berry Mineola report notes the Yankee airmen winning a major derby event with sharp turns and fast maneuvers. Officials M. J. Plwnb and C. W. ont were mentioned in connection with round trips and the attendance clock at six forty six.
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Yankee Airmen
Mineola
All American Air Free
M. J
C. W
Possible New York Episcopal Bishop Candidate Named
The Right Rev Nathaniel Seymour Thomas bishop of Wyoming is named as a possible successor to the late Rev D H Greer as bishop of the New York diocese with election set for September 7. Four New York candidates are listed but not seen as likely. Also mentioned are Rev Z Emanuel G Rousmaniere dean of St Pauls Boston and three British candidates including Rev Dr Tempte Rev James Piccadilly Rev W We See British navy and Rev John Stuart Holden of St Pauls Chapel though details are uncertain.
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Nathaniel Seymour Thomas
Wyoming
D. H. Greer
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Z. Emanuel G. Rousmaniere
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Thomas
Church of the Holy Apostles
Tempte
Or. James'sohn Piccadilly
London
John Stuart Holden
St. Paul's Chapel
Coakan
Stabbing Case Tied to Tower Man in Wyoming
M R Dagger of Tower Wyoming was bound over to the October term of the district court on a charge of cruelty to animals after a man reported stabbing and killing a hog with a pitchfork. Dagger posted 200 bond and was arrested following a complaint by neighbor Mrs C E Canzleman. State Humane Officer Edward W Burke attended the hearing.
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Sundance
Wyo
M. R. Dagger
Tower
Dagger
C. E. Canzleman
Edward W. Burke
Cheyenne
Unions Vote On Wage Proposals Amid Rise In Rail Labor Tension
Railroad shopmen across the United States will vote immediately on accepting President Wilson and Director General Hines wage proposals or striking for a general pay increase. The government warns that a strike could disrupt rail operations and hinder efforts to control living costs. The Railroad Wage Board will study any demands and report recommendations, though broad advances are not expected until later.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Hines
Wisen
Rails Road Administration
Dirrctor
Board of Railway Wages
Moran To Loom As Miracle Man If He Pilots Reds
The Reds would crown Pat Moran as a miracle man if he leads Cincinnati to a pennant victory. The piece credits Moran with handling the toughest situation in baseball and turning it into a winning season for the club.
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Moran
REDS
Cincinnati Reds
Pat Moran
Spee
Pupils Must Be Vaccinated Under School Rule
Official notice of the opening of school is given today by Superintendent A. Stessup. The announcement requires evidence of vaccination prior to enrollment and lists districts tributary to each school so parents can send their children to the correct school. Work in all schools will begin Tuesday morning. High school pupils will register this week on Friday and Saturday.
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A.stessup
Renools
Beeln
Ais
Cheyenne May Feel Effect Of Latest Railroad Strike
Rail road officials say yardmen in Oakland and San Francisco struck, halting trains from San Francisco tomorrow unless conditions improve. The walkout involves engine yard crews and switchmen, beginning with the day shift and extending unexpectedly. A sufficient number of workers will stay to handle the evening commuter rush.
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Cheyenne
Oakland
San
Palms
Boy Runaway Found After Beating Claim
Martin Newcomb a 14 year old boy ran away from Colorado St Galo and was found at Buron enterday. He was brought to the sheriff with clothes torn and a bad cut on his scalp claiming his mother beat him.
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Martin Newcomb
Colorado St . Galo
Buron
Giant Cheese Displayed for National Dairy Show
The world’s largest cheese, prepared for Armour and Company, weighs about 04,064 pounds with a height of six feet and diameter of 42 feet. It was made by 76 cheese makers and helpers and valued at 16000 dollars for exhibition at the National Dairy Show in Chicago from October 6 to 42.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Ne Amphitheatre
We Dugg
Wiet
Mexican Punitive Expedition Withdrawn Amid Confusion
The Associated Press reports General Dickman denied Mexican bandits deterred US pursuit. He said troops withdrew not from fear of Mexican forces but due to cooler trails near Come, Mexico, and better information at the border. The expedition advanced cautiously then retreated after assessing conditions.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Ave. Yo
Majoe
Dickman
Southern Department
Candaler
Mexico
Mexia
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ARMY
Watermaule
Connelly
Belgium
Little
Sam
U.S
Committee of Hundred
San Francisco
Railroad Administration
Sheriff's Office
Mexs
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