Pershing Visited New York School Parade in Central Park
More than thirty thousand New York City schoolchildren gathered in Central Park to honor General Pershing with a flag salute and anthem. Pershing praised the children for their patriotism and urged defense of forefathers principles. He then traveled to Philadelphia for a brief stop before a Washington parade with the First Division.
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Central Park
Pershing
Children of America
General Pershing
America
Europe
Washington
Philadelphia
Maurice Caseney
France
Marcel Knecht
French High Commission
Liebert
Waldorf
Health program needs revising Warner asserts
Delegates to the 21st American Hospital Association convention in Cincinnati hear Dr. A R Warner say the national health program must be rewritten soon. He notes hospitals are vital to the system and urges standardization and closer links with local policies while warning labor and capital conferences must hear hospital positions.
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Mythes City
American Hospital Association
Allied Organization
American Hospital Conference
American Dietetic Association
Cincinnati
Galvin
Gibson
C. R. Halmes
New York City
A. G. Lohman
Deaconess Hospital
A. R. Warner
Wilson
Conference of Labor and Capital
Mine Workers Press For Wage Increases At UMWA Convention
The United Mine Workers of America opened its Cleveland convention with over 2000 delegates urging wage hikes and shorter hours. John L. Lewis led calls against compulsory arbitration and nationalization of coal mines, while honoring John Mitchell in a memorial session.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Wilson Tours Midwest Pressing League of Nations Support
President Wilson travels through Minnesota and the Dakotas urging immediate treaty ratification and a League of Nations. He says Europe’s turmoil and price shocks require U.S. leadership, while critics fear Senate delays and insist on clear, unamended commitments. Crowds respond with enthusiasm despite rain and skepticism about isolationist voices.
New accuses Wilson of Roosevelt imitation in league fight
Senator Harry S. New a Foreign Relations Committee member says President Wilson is trying to act like Theodore Roosevelt and failing. He argues Wilson is abusive not forceful and defends opponents of the league of nations covenant as acting in the country’s best interest. He notes the Senate delay in treaty consideration and cites a seven month gap versus rapid committee work.
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Harry S. New
Committee On Foreign Relations
League of Nations Covenant
Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
New
League
Senate Committee On
Wilson reiterates nonpartisan aim of nationwide tour
President Wilson, in St Paul and Minneapolis, urged peaceful economic recovery tied to a world peace basis. He framed the League of Nations as a mediator for world stability and said the US must lead in peaceful production under the treaty’s labor provisions. He warned against German-American intrigue and urged public support for ratification.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Mind
Wilson
America
Minnesota
Minneapolis
L. (. Hodgson
People of America
Mr. Wilson
Gemany
League
United States
Washington
Weather Summary and Temperature Records
The forecast shows Ohio partly cloudy in the south and cloudy in the north with possible showers in the north on Thursday. Indiana expects fair weather Wednesday with cooler northeast and possible showers at night or Thursday in the north. Kentucky remains fair and warm Wednesday and Thursday. Temperature readings and precipitation totals follow for various locations, including Kansas City, New Orleans, Galveston, Nashville, San Francisco, Memphis, Winnipeg, and Cincinnati, with historical comparisons for September 9, 1919, noting wind, rain, and high and low temperatures across the three prior years.
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Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas City
New Orleans
Galveston
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Nashville
San Francisco
Memphis
Neinnati
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Work of the Slickers Is Too Fast for Laws
Washington September 9. Federal Trade Commission chair Colver urged new laws to curb a 1920 model trust that he said blocks competition by common control across commodities. He warned it would outpace antitrust action, dominating petroleum and expanding to wool alcohol electric gas and coal. Commissioner Huston Thompson backed blue sky securities legislation.
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Congress
Colver
Federal Trade Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Huston Thompson
Halts Industrial Medical Work Planned in University
Cincinnati University faced stalled plans to start a Department of Industrial Medicine after pledges by local businessmen to fund $100,000 over five years. Board scrutiny followed Dr. McCord's request to appoint Dr. McClain as assistant professor in the new school and Miss Laura Sanford as assistant professor, with salary and staffing changes under review.
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College of Medicine
Cincinnati University
Ottoeier
University
Carey P. McCord
University Board
Nsw
Board of Trustees
Dr. McCord
G. H. McClain
New School
McClain
Nomads of the North serial to run in The Commercial Tribune
James Oliver Curwood latest novel Nomads of the North will begin as a serial in The Commercial Tribune starting September 15. Readers can order the paper by carrier postal card or telephone Canal 3570 with a coupon on page 7.
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James Oliver Curwood
The
Commercial Tribune
Oliver Curwood
Treaty to be reported back to Senate today
The German peace treaty, six months in the making, will be returned to the Senate tomorrow by the Foreign Relations Committee with amendments and reservations to the League covenant. Debate to begin Monday. opposition leaders plan to travel to Chicago to campaign against the treaty.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Germany
League
Spencer
Missouri
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
McCormick
Illinois
Chicago
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in New York to Warm Welcome
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium arrives in New York as crowds cheer. He expresses gratitude to the American people, his emaciated frame and gentle demeanor masking a steadfast resolve against tyranny. Soldiers greet the dignitary as he steps from the ship amid applause and emotion.
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America
Cardinal Mercier
Mercier
Belgium
Boston Police Strike Sparks Citywide Vandalism and Pubic Guard Prep
Boston on September 9 saw mob violence after police unions walked out. Clouds of mud were hurled at patrolmen in Roxbury and South Boston as 85 percent of officers joined the strike. Sergeants and state police patrolled while volunteers prepare to take duties tomorrow. No State Guard action planned. Banks and large firms organize guard selections.
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South Boston
Metropolitan Park
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Scollay Square
State Police
Metropolitan Park Police
State Guard
Nomads of the North serial begins in Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune announces the serialized publication of Oliver Curwood's new novel Nomads of the North. The serial starts soon, promising a fresh adventure in the popular outdoorsman crime tale.
Wilson declares peace treaty ends balance of power
President Wilson spoke at the Minneapolis Armory saying the new world order would favor all nations, not a few. He praised the League of Nations, disarmament, no secret treaties, and the end of autocratic rule, urging United States leadership to preserve peace.
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Hodgson
Wilson
Bismarck
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Mr. Wilson
Russia
United States
Versailles
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