Senate Rejects Shan Ting Amendment on Shantung Rights
The Senate voted 35 to 55 against adopting the amendment to the peace treaty that would return German rights in Shantung to China rather than to Japan. Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee led the proposal with Kendrick supporting it and Warren voting for it.
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Washington
Senate Today
Shantung
China
Japan
Foreign Relations Committee
Gerous
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House
Raymond F. Crist
Naturalization
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Naturalization Gage Ana
Disputed Report Says Jadwin Safe on His Way Home
The note mentions General Edgar Jadwin, sent to report on Ukraine, previously feared dead by Reds but later said to be safe and returning to America. The story references U S officials and a Panama Canal era context linked to Goethals.
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Edgar Jadwin
Ukraine
Milnie
Reds
America
Jadwin
Panama
Goethals
Worldwide boycott push targets Bolshevik allies in neutrals
A Washington dispatch reports in Congress debate on deportation and naturalization bills for foreign agitators and aliens, with wartime passport restrictions extended. The plan aims to bar Bolshevik Russia via ports, credits, and travel, urging allied powers to enforce strict measures and halt commercial ties to Bolshevik Russia.
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Washington
United States
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Senate
House
State Department
Dan
Russia
Bolshevik Russia
Fermany
Boy Taken to School in Airplane Flown by Mother
An account describes a boy transported to school by an airplane piloted by his mother. The text mentions locations in York and Texas and references a flying field, a father, and a local incident with drifting or damaged wording. The fragmentary passage lacks full coherent details.
No Definition Yet by Conference on Collective Bargaining
Washington date line reports the national industrial conference adjourned without a vote on the right of collective bargaining. Mathew Woll's motion to stay in session failed, with only labor delegates supporting it.
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Conference OF Collective Bargaining
Washington
National Industrial
Labor Public
Central Committee
Mathew Woll
Labor
Powell Pleads Guilty in Auto Theft Case
Edward L. Powell pleaded guilty in district court yesterday to stealing John L. Mnewal’s automobile last spring. Judge Mentzer delayed sentencing. Powell’s wife and their three year old daughter were present in court.
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John L. Manewal
Jinge Mentzer
Santener
Powell
Yedtaraoe
Campaign leads offer ending soon in hopeful drive
Readers are urged to act quickly on Opportunity 10 campaign incentives with leaders touting extended ballots and national credit offers. The notice promises about 100000 ballots to eligible members and details a staggered submission process ending after Celeber 2fod with ballots issued to each entitled member.
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Wwe
Deceptive Wind Grounds Air Derby contestants at Fort Russell
An ill wind at O'Neil field Fort Russell caused two air derby planes to crash near the eastern boundary. No crew members were injured among the four aboard the two aircraft, No. 22 piloted by Captain Felix Steinle with Sergeant Meghres, and No. 30 piloted by Lieutenant Charles L. Osbourne with Private Maurer. Ten other planes landed and eight took off.
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H. M. Meghres
Charles L. Osbourne
C. A. Maurer
Tain
Lenstine
Steinie
Urs
Qosbourne
Flying Parson's Plane Motor Installed In Flight
The Flying Parson A W Maynard had a damaged motor replaced mid air near Mineola. Mechanics prepared his engine for shipment while he and crew survived a crash near ONeill. Other planes suffered wrecks and several crewmen escaped with only superficial injuries.
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Martin Momnelus
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Mineola
Corpse of Woman mutilated sparks intense charges
A Pittsburg report alleges labor conflict and police involvement in the death of a woman described as murdered after a strike. The body was found with indications of a staged shooting to misdirect investigators. Accusations target union organizers and deputy sheriffs amid a controversial inquest and affidavits from physicians.
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Tie Phyalologs
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