Foreign affairs wrap illy over Fiume and League plan
Reports from the capital scene recount Italian, American, and British positions on Fiume with Annunzio seeking support from Wilson and leaders in England and France. Poland defeats Bolshevists on the Duna, Roosevelt linked to League of Nations, and Johnson travels to the Pacific coast after urging ratification.
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Fiume
Reed
Misouri
Senate
Italy
Annunzio
Washington
Paris
Wilson
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Berlin
Brussels
Duna
Whitney Warren
Theodore Roosevelt
League of Nations
Hiram Johnson
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Budget system urged by Lowden before House committee
Frank C. Lowden argues for a budget system in which the President oversees departmental estimates before a House committee. Samuel Gompers announces fifteen labor representatives to be submitted to President Wilson for a capital and labor conference in Washington.
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Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
House
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Representatives of Labor
Wilson
Washington
Mondell
Congress
National Merchant Marine Associaten
State Department
Mexico
Tampico District
New York City
U.S
Mount Vernon
Brest
France
Belgium
Spain
Sports Scattershot From Coast to Coast As Seasons Open
Reports from the Pacific coast say the Dempsey Meehan bout is nearly signed. The world baseball series opens October 1 in Cincinnati. Balloon and air race events, large airplane contests, and a 100 tyers cross continental race are announced. Maddie Roush leads hitting, Yankees sweep Detroit into third in the AL. Eddie Collins leads base stealing. Boxers Kitten and Becket set for Newark bout. Carpentier to fight Becket in London. White Sox pitchers near full strength. Bull Durham noted in jest.
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Pacific Coast
Dempsey Willie Meehan
Cincinnati
Plaiyers
National Commission
Aero Club of
Massachusetts
New England
St. Louis
Army
Maddie Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Oscar Mackey
Central Park Lake
New York
Harold A. Throckmorton
New Jersey
Castle Point
Hoboken
Renslit
Eddie Collins
Ban Johmson
British Columbia opens Mount Revelstoke by Prince of Wales
Dominion Park on Mount Revelstoke in British Columbia was officially opened by the Prince of Wales with a formal ceremony. The event marks a notable royal endorsement of Canadian public recreation and national parks.
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Maramas
France
Battie
Lecvia
England
Dominion Park
Mount Revelstoke
British Columbia
Prince of Wales
Sinn Fein
Berlin
Germany
Argentina
Moscow
Red Army
Steel Workers Clash With Police Across Pittsburgh District
In a labor strike wave state police clashed with steel workers as meetings were broken up in McKeesport North Clairton and Glassport. Two AFL organizers were jailed after拒绝 bail while authorities barred gatherings. No serious injuries reported though a trooper broke a leg during the melee.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Iron and Steel
North Clairton
American Federation of Labor
Joe Etchison
P. A. Brogan
Carnegie Steel Company
Clairton
Foster
Sproul
Meleesport
North Charton
State Constabulary
McKeesport
Miayvor George Lysle
Glassport
World's oil control sought by British
London Mackay Edgar head of Sperling and Co. says England will control the world oil market in a few years and will ship oil to America. He notes America is depleting domestic reserves and must seek future supplies. He argues reserves are owned or controlled by British capital.
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London
Mackay Edgar
Sperling & Co
England
America
Sperling's
Edgar
Cardinal Mevcjer Ends Maryland Visit Amid City Transit Talk
Cardinal Mevcjer completed his Maryland trip visiting Amudpolis and the Naval Academy. Senator Reagan urged an immediate Senate Labor Committee probe into the steel strike. A court of inquiry opened into theft of liberty bonds totaling up to 3400 from New York depots amid yard activity. Mayor Hylin joined early riders on a new city bus line.
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Snl
Samuel Gompers
Shipping Board
William H. Prank
Poughkeepsie
Switzerland
Phins
Pacific
Curtis
Washington
Chicago
Iwashville
United States
Secret Service
Boston
Associjtion
Donald Cadzew
Artic Explorer
Frederick W. Beekman
American Episcopal Church of the Holy
Palmer
Kiesel
Cardinal Mevcjer
Maryland
Amudpolis
Reagan
Senate Labor Committee
SEC
Varias
New York
Civy Yard
Hylin
New City
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Huseton Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Erie Canal
American Cotton Association
Europe
Prince of Wales Visits Vancouver Aboard New Mexico
The Prince of Wales arrived in Vancouver on a tour of Canada as guns boomed and royal salutes echoed. Admiral Hugh Rodman, commander of the US Pacific fleet, greeted the prince as his flagship the New Mexico moored in port amid cheering crowds.
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Vancouver
Pacific Fleet
Prince of Wales
Canada
Vanecouver
Hugh Rodman
United States
Admiral Rodman
New Mexico
Belgium and Dutch Break Over Frontier
Berlin dispatch notes withdrawal of Belgium’s ambassador from The Hague and the Dutch ambassador from Brussels. Cardinal Mercier and secretary Dessain discuss Belgian fears of war, frontier fortifications on Limburg and Scheldt, and possible safety measures at the East boundary amid German strength.
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London
Berlin
the Hague
Brussels
Limburg
Belgium
Scheldt
Antwerp
Germany
Cardinal Mercier
M. Dessain
Dutch Limburg
M. Dessuin
Wolland
World News In Condensed Form
Banking clerks form a punian on Wall Street. The King and Queen of Belgium sail for America aboard the George Washington. Sheffield Farms boss urges powdered milk use. Abandoned saloons to become city meat shops in a bid to curb army poultry sales. Chicago mills idle as a strike begins. Mrs Margaret A Howard wills 500000 for a home for needlewomen. Illinois budget plan urged in Congress by Governor Lowder.
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New York
Wall Street
Brussels
Belgium
America
Sheffield Farms Company
Milk Price Commission
Chicago
Cleveland
Youngstown
Margaret A. Howard
Lowder
Congress
Beaten Bulgars Face Huge War Reparations in Peace Terms
The Bulgarian delegation presented a peace treaty demanding 450 million dollars in gold for damages and outlining disarmament and territorial adjustments. The pact requires reducing the army, surrendering warships, recognizing Jugoslavia's independence, and ceding Thrace while renouncing Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest.
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Paris
Jugo-Slavia
Thrace
Serbia
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Georges Clemenceau
Theodoroff
M. Theodoroff
Ferdinand
Vaseli Radoslavoi
Romania
Frank L. Polk
United States
M. Clemenceau
Sir Eyré Crowe
M. Ganeff
M. Sukessof
M. Staibuilinsky
M. Harzoff
Foreign Office
Versailles
Dr. Renner
St. Germain
Chateau de Madrid
Bois de Bologne
Longchamps
Doctor argues gender equality undoes weakness handicap belief
Dr Clelin Mosher told the International Conference of Women Physicians that sex is not a handicap and women must abandon the idea that being a woman is a disadvantage. She said women cannot both claim equality and seek favors based on supposed weakness.
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New York
International Conference of Women Physicians
Clelin Mosher
Mosher
Wowdiman
D'ANNUNZIO DECLARES ABSOLUTE CONTROL OF FIUME
Gabriele d Annunzio proclaims absolute mastery of Fiume in a telegram to Venice and vows to build a new Italy. Rome papers denounce the tone as a threat to Italian unity as a blockade remains. Fiume's provisions last about thirty days.
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Fiume
Rome
Italy
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Venice
Italy Seeks Allied Force on Fiume Crisis
Rome appeals for an allied force excluding Italian troops to oust Gabriele d Annunzio from Fiume amid tensions. American naval authorities reportedly delay involvement awaiting Washington or Paris decisions. no confirmation of Italian or American troop landings at Buccari. Jugoslav action on the Dalmatian coast noted.
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London
Associated Press
Amercan
Three Mile
Adriatic
Rome
Buccari
Blume
Pershing Engaged to Widow of Col Boyd
A strong but unconfirmed rumor says General Pershing will announce engagement to Mrs Annie Peeples Boyd widow of Col Carl Boyd US and formerly from Chattanooga Tennessee. Mrs Boyd is the widow of the late colonel who died in France during service.
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Pershing
Wesside
Washington
Reed and Wilson clash over League of Nations voting
Senator Reed released a document signed by Wilson Clemenceau and Lloyd George reinterpreting Article 4 to include British self governing colonies in inner councils. Wilson spoke in Sacramento saying China should rely on the League for Shantung. The French order machinery from German firms due to franc weakness. Greek occupation zones in Occidental Thrace split between Greek and allied troops. General McAndrew disputed Baker, saying a peacetime army of 300,000 suffices.
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Reed
Wilson
British Empire
League of Nations
United States
America
Germany
Occidental Thrace
Supreme Council
James W. McAndrew
Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
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Rodman
Prince
Emily Farnum
Department of Commerce
World News
D'Annunzio
DR. Livingston Farrand
Livingston Farrand
Red Cross
Fiurie
D’annunzio
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