President Wilson explains League Covenant to Senate panel
President Wilson told Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the League covenant imposes no legal obligation for US military action yet may create a stronger moral duty. He described the arrangement as cooperation and protection among nations, debated regency terms, and touched on Shantung, German reparations, and possible long term American troop decisions. The discussion occurred in the White House east room with stenographers relaying remarks. Oregon girl wins French Croix de Guerre for bravery under fire, Miss Orin Bice Henthorne of Portland receives the honor after serving in France.
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Fear of war with Japan over Shantung policy warned
Washington experts said peace treaty terms granting Japan control of Shantung could spark war between China and Japan and pull the United States into conflict. Thomas F. Millard warned that Japan's gains may threaten the Open Door policy and US-Chinese treaties, risking missionary deaths and widened clashes.
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Colver Raps Packers in Senate Hearing on Diversified Lines
Willan B. Colver of the Federal Trade Commission warns the danger of the packing industry expanding into other lines of business. He testifies before the Senate agricultural committee amid discussions of the Kenyon bill to separate stockyards and refrigerator cars from packing firms and to regulate their operations. A New York traction strike on subways and elevated lines in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens ends after two days.
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Russian War Costs and British Navy Expenditures Reported
A British government white paper issued Thursday estimates costs of naval and military operations in Russia from the armistice to late June totaling 3.35 billion pounds. The document outlines parliamentary budget implications and fiscal strain on wartime economies.
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Lines Drawn in Treaty Fight After White House Conference
Republican senators declare any unrevised ratification will face stiff resistance and prefer textual amendments. They warn the president may accept reservations or face renewed negotiations with Germany, while Democratic leaders insist no unreserved ratification will occur and hint at a firm presidential stance against amendments.
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Japan to Restore Shantung Restitution Promised by Premier Hara
Premier Hara promises restitution to China for Shantung including Kinuchow after a delay while awaiting China’s attitude. A Reuters dispatch notes questions about whether actual restoration will occur. Also mentions U.S. and Canada wage demands for 117000 firemen and enginemen, with a 55 to 61 percent increase proposed by union leaders.
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Mexican Bandits Release American Aviators After Ransom Demands
Lieutenant St Peterson and Captain Matlack, among two U.S. aviators held by Mexican bandits after forced landing near Marfa Texas, crossed the border with one half of the ransom paid. Davis was released later. bandits continued to demand the remainder while the fliers fled toward the American side. The men were attacked while traveling by river and forced to ride with captors before escaping. A separate report notes a London project to recover 1,000,000 pounds of Kruger fortune from the Dorothean bank reef, tied to treasure recovery efforts.
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Ancrican Troops Cross The Border In Pursuit Of Bandits
American troops crossed into Mexico driven by the release of two aviators held by bandits led by Jesus Ren teria. Lieutenant Peterson and Lieutenant Davis ride with the Eighth Cavalry to locate the captors and identify them if captured. No contact or fighting reported as troops sweep rugged canyons and passes in the Rio Grande Conchos region.
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Plan Attack on H. L Seven Governors to Visit Capital
Seven governors forming a committee of the national conference of governors will travel to Washington to urge action against high living costs. They will meet President Wilton, Attorney General Palmer, and members of Congress to express readiness to assist in reducing costs. The opening session in Salt Lake City focused on wage funding and the disruption of wage trends.
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Motor caravan in Zion sets time distance record
A United States Army motor convoy reached Balt Lake Oh after a parade on Main Street. Colonel Charles W. McClare ant received a telegram from the War Department extending congratulations. The convoy reported 2400 miles covered since leaving Washington on July 7. The distance prior to this stretch was 20 miles, making a total 1000 miles credited to the convoy.
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Undefined Entry Reflects Historical Ties and Travel Limits
Fragmentary report references Walsh Calle King Jailer in New York and a figure described as king of Bogland, with mentions of George and England restricting travel. The text is garbled and limits clear facts. it suggests a political or legal context involving state departments and travel permissions between Britain and the Americas.
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Idaho News Briefs Highlight Agriculture and Local Incidents
Idaho state news reports sugar factory construction at the Idaho Cooperative Beet Sueur, Malad approves sewer agreement, and Pocatello freight movement set. Potatoes moving to distant markets, a potato crop write up, and a yield record near Kimberly are noted. A man in Caldwell district shoots hand. two Mexicans plead guilty to grand larceny. arrests at American Falls. Local labor day plans, wheat and apple reports, and air navigation regulation discussion close the dispatch.
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