Wilson Begins Western Swing For Peace Treaty Tour
President Wilson resumes travel after a Des Moines rest with a week of speeches through states west of the lakes and to the Pacific coast. He has completed one fourth of his speeches but traveled less than one sixth of his 10 000 mile schedule. He will save his voice for 11 addresses before next Sunday.
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Des Moines
Towa
Wilson
West
Canada
Lakes
Will
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Neb
Sioux Falls
S. C
Washington
Central Presbyterian Church
Sam
Iowa
Grayson
Flo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Seattle
Stony Falls
St. Pauls
Bismarck
Phurschav
Killings
Helena
Mont
Poem d'Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
League
United States
Shauntung
China
Shantung
League Council
Great Britain
League of Nations
Versailles
Senate
Borah
Johnson and McCormick
Chicago
Middle West
Johnson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Reed and
Wadsworth
Fifth Speech in Kansas City Pleads for Peace Treaty
President Wilson appealed to a capacity Kansas City audience to back the peace treaty for a new world order. He spoke a third Missouri address in Convention Hall amid cheers as the presidential party rode through the city.
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Kansas City
Sept. T
Wilson
Missouri
Sirs. Wilson
SECRET SERVICE MEN AHEAD FOR PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN
Two secret service operatives attached to President Watson's party arrived in Billings last night. One remains to await the train at 4 o'clock Thursday morning while the other goes to Helena for Mr Wilson's Thursday evening speech. Local police assist in coordinating advance guard plans and watch for threats along the route.
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Secret Service
Watson
Billings
Sao Tee Oly
Helena
Wilson
Sevrret Service
Fae
Mexico requires Americans to sign release of responsibility
Carranza government declares travelers to the Tampico region must sign a formal release of Mexican government's responsibility for any harm to Americans. If refused, officials will refuse to visa their passports.
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Washington
Sept. S
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Tampico
Huns Persist for a Union with Austria
Berlin reports the German peace delegation informed allies on May 27 that Germany would not force the Austria question but could not oppose Austro German spontaneous union. Allies replied June 16, then Article GL was added to the German constitution. The peace council ordered suppression of the article within a fortnight.
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Berlin
Basel
Austria
Reichstrath
Germany
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Soverntent
Reichsrab
New York Prepares Homecoming Welcome for Pershing
As the Leviathan nears New York Harbor, a police hydro-airplane will drop welcome messages from Mayor Hylan and other officials. The Leviathan will be greeted by a Congressional party aboard the Blakeley, then Pershing will tour the city to Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
John 4
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
Tiglin O
Rodman Wanimaker
Baker
Marshall
Peyton
Marek
Bay
Blakeley
Hoboken
General Pershing
Hylan
Smith
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Recommendation to Police Fiume By Allied Generals
Allied generals propose an American and British police force to restore public order in Fiume after French casualties. Mutinies would form the American contingent as part of the enforcement plan reviewed by the peace conference.
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Paris
Fiume
Huns Renewing Fight on the East Front
Paris reports Germany shifts strategy to the east as it fights anew for an eastern victory after defeats in the west. Polish premier Ignace Paderewski warned of the crisis in Teschen and Silesia and plans to present before the supreme council of the peace conference.
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Paris
Germany
Ignace Jan Pnaderewski
MM. Paderewski
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Teschen
Silesia
Treaty ratification take main stage this week in Congress
Transfer of the peace treaty from the foreign relations committee to the Senate marks the week’s main event, with Lodge and Hitchcock expected to report ratification amendments and reservations. Debate on article by article approval, a push for 40 amendments, and strong reservations shape the path to ratification.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Lodge
House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Republican Committee
United States
League
General Pershing
Senate, Foreign Relations
Fall
Republcan
New Mexico
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Austrian Delegation Plans Signing of Peace Treaty
Paris reports the Austrian delegation says Austria has accepted the peace treaty. Dr Karl Renner will sign the document at 10 o clock Wednesday morning in the St Germain château. The national assembly authorized his signature and a letter from Peter Eichoff confirms the move.
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Paris
St. Germain
Austria
Karl Renner
Renner
Peter Eichoff
National Assembly
Corinthians
Versailles
Vienna
St. Germain Chauteau
Huns Can't Evacuate Baltic Lands
Berlin reports that Germany cannot evacuate the Baltic provinces as ordered by the peace conference. The note cites insubordinate Germans in Courland and allied restrictions preventing compliance.
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Baltic
Berlin
Courland
Germany
Partition of Turkey Puzzle for the U S
Paris reports that Austrian and Bulgarian treaties advance, with Hungary to follow after Budapest forms a government. Dalmatia Thrace and Dobrudja remain postponed, and the Turkey disposition hinges on U S attitude toward a mandate. France Italy Britain and Greece collide over rival aims, risking a need for an arbitrator.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Mhursday
Budapest
Dalmatia
Thrace
Dobrudja
Turkey
France
Italy
Great Britain
Greece
United States
Married Man Explains Absence At Home
A husband undertakes the familiar task of justifying his frequent separations from home, a common issue in wedded life. The piece underscores the ongoing challenge of balancing work and family presence.
A Summer Cold Remedies Ad in Boschee's Syrup
An ad advises treating a summer cold with bed rest and Boschee's Syrup, claiming quick relief and easy ex pectoration. It warns to avoid drafts and drastic conditions and notes the remedy has been made in America for over fifty years.
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America
Planes in Mission Work Aerial Boats For Africa Transport
A Congo mission of the Disciples of Christ considers adding flying boats and seaplanes to its equipment to replace or assist launches. A large river steamer links stations, while inland landings would use small planes on smooth native streets hundreds of feet wide.
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Africa
Congo
Disciples of Christ
Coquilhartville
Belian Congo
New York Evening Sun
Daughter Claims That Fairbanks Was Insane
Mrs. Adeline F. Timmons daughter of the late Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president sues in probate court to set aside his will claiming unsound mind and undue influence. She names brothers Richard Warren and Frederick Fairbanks as defendants. The estate includes Indiana property valued at 4 million dollars and 15 thousand acres of Illinois land also valued at 4 million dollars. The will leaves her 15000 dollars a year, far less than an heir at law would receive.
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Indianapolis
Adeline F. Timmons
Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Richard
Warren
Frederick Fairbanks
Timmons
Indiana
Illinois
Imaginary Treasures and Earthly Living Parable
A reflective line contrasts people who seek heavenly riches with those who live off imagined fortunes. The aphorism critiques reliance on intangible rewards to justify earthly frugality.
Today is a Moment for a Good Deed
A brief notice urges readers to perform a kind act today. Community members are encouraged to help neighbors, volunteers offer assistance, and local groups promote small yet meaningful deeds in daily life.
Kaiser took only 162 500 in fled empire funds
Berlin reports that the former emperor carried 650000 marks or 162 500 dollars when fleeing to Holland. Finance Minister Suedekum says no evidence of hidden assets for the Hohenzollern family and expects to outline a settlement plan for their finances soon.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Holland
Suedekum
Safe to Knock Down Before Turning the Other Cheek
A compact note suggests it may be wiser to remove a barrier before choosing a nonviolent response. The statement emphasizes preparation and caution in conflict resolution.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Bayer Cross Authenticity
An old advertisement explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and emphasizes buying unbroken packages with proper directions. It notes aspirin relieves headache toothache earache neuralgia and colds, with handy 12 tablet tins and larger packs sold at drug stores.
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Bayer
Jealousy discussed by Dr Mary Dorgan Lockwood
In Chicago the lecturer warns jealousy as a dangerous force beyond romance. A tale reveals a cook browning hair after a wife overhears a maid muttering that she cannot rival the cook, prompting a dramatic husband to act.
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Mary Dorgan Lockwood
Chicago
The Birds Discuss Human Flight Limits
A dialogue features a bird remarking that humans may fly as well as birds, while another retorts that people could surpass birds in some ways by performing maneuvers like looping and spiraling. The exchange highlights aviation optimism and comparison between avian and human flight abilities.
New dishes emerge daily to curb rising living costs
Readable fragment notes ongoing introduction of new foods as a response to high living costs and rising prices, highlighting the quest for affordable options.
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