Wilson urges League of Nations to curb wars in coming covenant
President Wilson spoke to a packed Indianapolis Coliseum about the League of Nations. He said the covenant’s economic and arbitration sections would keep war on the outskirts and make it a last resort, while noting vast crowds attended his westward swing. Local officials accompanied him to the event. In Columbus, Ohio, Wilson urged U S ratification of the Germany peace treaty and predicted Senate approval.
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Franklin McCray
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Salvation Army Drive Boosted by The Fires of Faith Show
Captain Louise Holbrook and Captain A M Toolbrook led a Cheyenne Salvation Army effort to raise 27000 dollars for a home service building. The Princess theatre screened The Fires of Faith to support the cause despite limited advertising.
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Home Service
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Princess Theater
Put Up Better Plan for Peace or Shut Up
President Wilson challenger to League of Nations opponents urges them to present a better peace plan or concede defeat. He accuses critics of only parsing 3 of 26 covenant articles and says the covenant would curb war and extend aid to oppressed peoples. He references Shantung, asserts Americans should mind broader duties, and defends preparedness with confidence in safeguarding the nation.
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Government to form fair price committees to combat living costs
District Attorney Coyne says the government will announce tomorrow in Washington the selection of a fair price committee to tackle high living costs. He compares the plan to wartime food administration efforts and notes Chicago rate protests and other details remain under review.
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War Time Food Administration
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Washington
Bank Officials Here For Board's Meeting
John Clay of Chicago chairs the board of directors of the Stook Growers National Bank. J A of Denver attends guests with Mr. Clay while in Wyoming. They spent two days at Chugwater for a church event and leading activities of the state.
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Racer McDonald Dies in Casper Auto Crash
Casper Wyoming telegram reports Denver race driver James Z. McDonald known in Cheyenne died after his car crashed through a fence at 80 miles an hour while tuning up for the state fair races. The car tumbled, ending his life in Casper as preparations continue for next week’s Doug las event.
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Red) McDonald
Denver
Douglas
Lost grip returned with express collect
O R C Meyers, a traveling man, lent a grip a few days earlier. Someone carried it off by mistake and the grip was delivered to him at the Plains hotel by the express company, with charges. He was glad to receive it but felt the thief should have paid.
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Or. C. Meyers
County Workers Receive Timely Payday Despite Disruptions
Yesterday the county issued pay for its employees amid delays caused by unchecked bills and strained funds. Officials reported that all approved wages were released, though some departments faced minor procurement hiccups and complaints about processing times.
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Dleurifuyem
Socialists of America Back Soviet Russia Pronouncement
Chicago Sept 4 delegates of the national socialist party endorsed the Soviet government of Russia and the international socialist movement while condemning the League of Nations. They cheered for minutes when the paragraph praising the Soviet republic of Husain was read, likening the Russian revolution to their own.
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Local Union to Send Delegate to National Encampment
The Army and Navy Union of Ghey choo will send a representative to the national biennial encampment opening in Cinciona on September 10. The selected person is Hob hoon. The Cheyenne union meeting on September 17 will feature music and dancing with a ball to follow, announced by the local commander.
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Senate committee signals two week window for peace treaty amendments
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted four reservations on the German peace treaty including Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine, with votes 9 to 7 and 11 to 6. A withdrawal reservation passed 9 to 8, preserving the United States right to exit the League. The panel ordered the treaty reported to the Senate for early consideration.
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Reservations to ratification of German peace treaty
The United States Senate adopts two reservations to ratify the Versailles peace treaty with Germany. No. 1 reserves the unconditional right to withdraw from the League of Nations. No. 2 disclaims any obligation to defend other nations or coerce states, and rejects mandates under Article 22 without Congressional action.
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United States Claimed Sole Jurisdiction Over Domestic Affairs
The United States asserts exclusive control over its domestic questions including immigration, coastwise traffic, tariff, and commerce. It states none of these matters are subject to arbitration or decisions by the League of Nations council or assembly, or by other powers.
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Rightso
Council
Assembly of
League of Nations
Monroe Doctrine scope limits United States in League action
The United States declines to submit Monroe Doctrine questions to League of Nations arbitration or council. The doctrine is interpreted by the U S alone and outside league jurisdiction. The report notes about forty amendments to the peace treaty and that the treaty now moves to the Senate for ratification or rejection.
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