Talks on Compromise Move Senate Reservations Debate
Senate debate centers on Lodge reservations to the league covenant Article 10 with Senator Simmons of North Carolina signaling concessions may be needed for ratification while Senator Thomas rejects any compromise on interpretative reservations. Republican efforts continue to bridge gaps as discussions proceed.
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Prema
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Thomas
McCumber
North Dakota
Kellogg
Minne
Most Decorated Woman Marches with Pershing
Miss Cora Van Norden, a New Yorker and Salvation Army worker, will parade with General Pershing and First Division veterans in New York to honor the commander’s return. She served with the Eighteenth Infantry, helped establish the final canteen at the front, and earned multiple decorations including bronze and silver stars.
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Cora &. van Norden
New Yorker
Salvation Army
General Pershing
New York
Eighteenth Infantry
Intercede in Lynch Protests Recalled By Police
In Memphis Tennessee a white man Stewart and a Black man Henry Johnson were pulled from a crowd planning a lynching. Police say Stewart tried to intervene to allow due process and the mob turned on him as officers arrived. None of the children were seriously hurt.
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Ansocinica Press
Memphig
Tenn
Sept
B. c
Vack
Stewart
Henry
Johnson
Will Han ‘Ieese
Pro Germans in America seek to defeat league covenant says Wilson
President Wilson says pro Germanism has risen again in the United States and aims to keep nations out of the league of nations to revive Germany’s aims. He calls the peace treaty a laboring man’s treaty, designed to benefit workers and provide a new bill of rights.
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America
Wilson
Stoux Falls
S. D
United States
League of Nations
Germany
Army airmen missing after flight over Lower California
The United States government continues to search for lieutenants Gueil Connelly and Frederick Waterhouse, army airmen who disappeared during a flight on August 20. Reports say parties have established a base on the Baja California peninsula and are scouring the region for signs of the missing men.
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United States
Gueil Connelly
Frederick Waterhouse
Tle
Lower
California
March
Murdered youth identified as Brooklyn messenger in Liberty bond theft
Benjamin M. Bankowicz a Well Street messenger boy identified by New York police as the murdered youth found in Milford Milford England. He allegedly vanished on August 12 with 178000 dollars in Liberty bonds entrusted to him by Whitney & Company. A nationwide search followed his disappearance.
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York
Sept
Milford
Genn
New York Po Hos
Benjamin M. Bankowicz
Whitney & Company
American Doughboy Finest Fighting Man on Earth
Washington dispatch notes continued debate on federal control of the packing industry. A Wyoming wool growers association leader takes up the cudgels on behalf of the Big Five Packers as arguments proceed.
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ARMY
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
BIG Five
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
J. M. Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Federecenaing
Commutation Granted for Train Bandit Carlisle at 25 to 80 Years
The state board granted a commutation reducing Carlisle's life sentence to a 25 year minimum and 80 year maximum term. If he behaves well, he could be free at age fifty two. The article notes debates over commutation and includes other political and military items, including General Pershing's arrival in New York and remarks on his World War I service.
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Carlisle
Lisle
Deen
Licenses decline with a sharp monthly drop
The report notes a large drop in license numbers for the month, totaling 6881 in fees. The summary cites a difference of 2,748.90 and mentions police involvement and efforts by unnamed agencies. The garbled text references several figures and contributions but remains unclear on specifics.
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Felice Kmberg
Milk Samples Show Fat Content and Sediment Concerns
Dr W A Wyman reports milk analyses from Cheyenne dairy wagons show all samples pass butter fat tests except one. Most samples contain objectionable sediment, prompting dairy adjustments and monthly wagon testing to keep milk clean.
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W. A. Wyman
Cheyshar
University of Wyoming
Wage Rise Sways United Mine Workers Conference
The Inter national Mine Workers conference opens in Buffalo with a plan to push a nationwide wage increase for all cast miners. Delegates expect progress at the September 26 meeting and anticipate formal acceptance by November 1.
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United States
Amerioa
Buffalo
Salvation Army drive extended for another week statewide
A Cheyenne Elks meeting approved a $1,000 donation to the Salvation Army fund. The drive statewide is reportedly extended one more week as subscriptions remain slow in most counties. Judge J N Mateon blamed busy schedules for the slow response and said the campaign would continue from headquarters.
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Cheyenne Elks Lodge
Salvation Army Fund
Nice Salvation
Army
Will
Hue
J. N. Mateon
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Dotoural
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