Wilson Addresses Large Indianapolis Audience On Peace Covenant
President Wilson told thousands in Indianapolis that the League of Nations would not prevent all wars but would keep war on the outskirts as a last resort. He arrived for a second westbound swing stop at the state fair coliseum before a 16,000 capacity crowd. Local officials accompanied him including Governor Goodrich and Mayor Jewett. In Columbus, Ohio, he urged ratification of the German peace treaty and predicted Senate approval.
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League of Nations
State Fair Grounds
James P. Goodrich
Charles Jewett
Thomas Taggart
Samuel L. Ralston
Franklin McCray
Indiana
League
Fair Grounda Coliseum
Salvation Army Drive Draws Crowd for Fires of Faith Film
Captain Louise Holbrook and Captain A M Toolbrook led Cheyenne’s Salvation Army effort to raise 27000 for a home service building as the Princess theater showed The Fires of Faith. Manager M H Todd secured the film after much effort to help the fund despite limited advertising.
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Salvation Army
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Home Service
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Princess Theater
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Princess Theatre
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Put Up Better Plan for Peace or Shut Up
President Wilson challenges opponents of the League of Nations to present a better peace plan or accept defeat. He urged supporters to study the covenant's 26 articles and warned that only a superior proposal could defeat the program. He asserted the covenant would expose secret pacts and extend attention to oppressed peoples, citing Ireland and Shantung as examples.
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Indianapolis
Ory
League of Nations
Wil- Bee
Saami
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Ireland
Shantung
Japan
Government to form fair price committees to curb living costs
District Attorney Coyne says the government will announce tomorrow in Washington the selection of a fair price committee similar to wartime food administration groups. Chicago reports indicate anxiously awaited action aims to control high living costs through federal price controls.
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Chicago
War Time Food Administration
Coyne
Washington
Bank Officials Here For Board's Meeting
John Clay of Chicago chairs the Stook Growers National Bank board meeting in Wyoming. J A 4 of Denver attends as a guest while in Wyoclay and Chugwater, spending two days at the event.
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Pwo Lead
Racer Turtle Crash Kills Denver Driver in Casper
Casper Wyoming, veteran driver James Z. McDonald known in Cheyenne died when his car crashed at 80 miles an hour during preparations for the state fair races. The machine overturned after crashing through a fence near Casper tonight.
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Casper
Wyo
James Z
Red) McDonald
Denver
Douglas
Lost grip returned with express collect
O R C Meyers a traveling man received his grip at the Plains hotel via express collect after someone took it by mistake. He was glad to have it back and willing to pay the charges, though he felt the thief should have covered the cost.
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Or. C. Meyers
County employees receive monthly payday approval
The county conducted its monthly payday with bills approved by the county board. Officials reported timely disbursement to staff while noting no major delays or public issues.
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Dleurifuyem
Socialists of America cheer Red Russia rule
Chicago Sept 4 delegates of the national socialist party adopted principles endorsing the soviet government of Russia and the international socialist movement while condemning the league of nations. They cheered for minutes at the paragraph praising in soviet republic of Husain. The document compared the Russian revolution with the Any 1 revolution of 417746.
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Chicago
Naonal Sociatiog Party
Russia
International Socialist Movement
League of Nations
Soviet
Husain
Army and Navy Union to Send Delegate to Encampment
The Army and Navy Union of Ghey choo will send a representative to the national biennial encampment opening at Cinciona on September 10. The chosen person, Hob hoon, has been announced. The Cheyenne union meeting on September 17 will feature music and dancing with a dance and ball.
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Senate committee OKs four reservations on peace treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted four reservations to the German peace treaty, including Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine, with votes 9 7 and 11 6 respectively. A withdrawal reservation passed 9 8. The panel ordered the treaty reported to the Senate, with the majority report set for early next week and the minority to file within three days.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
United States
Congress
League
Senate
Lodge
Commiittee
Reservations to ratification of German Peace Treaty by Senate
The text records U.S. Senate ratification reservations to the 1919 Versailles treaty with Germany. It lists two reservations: unilateral U.S. withdrawal from the League of Nations and refusal to assume obligations to safeguard other nations or use U.S. forces for their protection, with mandates under Article 22 requiring congressional action.
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Germany
United States
Versailles
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States Claims Sole Jurisdiction Over Domestic Questions
The United States reserves exclusive right to decide what questions fall under domestic jurisdiction. It declares that all domestic and political matters including immigration coastwise traffic the tariff commerce and all other domestic questions are solely within U S control. No such issues are submitted to arbitration or to the League of Nations council or assembly or any other power under this treaty.
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United States
Rightso
Council
Assembly of
League of Nations
Monroe Doctrine scope limits U S arbitration claims
The United States refuses to submit Monroe Doctrine questions to League of Nations arbitration, claiming exclusive interpretation by the United States. The treaty of peace with Germany proceeds to open senate consideration, with about forty amendments noted by the committee.
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United States
Assembly
Council of
League of Nations
Germany
Senate
France
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