CHICAGO RIOTS CLAIM 27 LIVES IN BLOODY NIGHT
Chicago faced a fierce race riot with 27 dead and hundreds wounded as whites and blacks clashed in the South and West sides. State troops and police exchanged fire near Thirty Fifth and South State, a fatal collision occurred at the state automobile wreck, and crowds swarmed Provident Hospital amid continued violence across districts.
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Claims Wilson Deceived On Mexican Rule And Kidnap Case
Washington report quotes William Gates of Baltimore as saying Carranza’s rule is not government but outlaw band. Gates urges congressional inquiry yet supports presidential action. He cites Mexican conditions seen July 1917 onward. Also, John West Thompson paid 1900 pesos ransom for his 14-year-old son held by bandits near Mexico City.
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Service Crosses Awarded To Listed Officers And Men
Washington announces the Distinguished Service Cross recipients including Sergeant Ernest A. Smith of Waterloo Iowa Pharmacist’s Mate Vincent A Nolan of Seattle Washington and Mandel Olson of Grand Forks North Dakota in the Monday release The list honors those named for valor In related news a Los Angeles Superior Court order blocks police from arresting vendors selling beer with 2.78 percent alcohol restraining enforcement over the sale of the specific beer content.
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Wilson Replies on Liberia Troop Role and Rail Protection
President Wilson told the Senate that American troops in Siberia are a vital element for maintaining traffic on the Siberian mail road and that withdrawal is tied to the railway’s operation. He warned Liberia needs open railroad access to stave off chaos, with additional supplies sent forward as roving bands threaten the line.
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OTEEL CORPORATION FACES LEGAL FIGHT IN PITT BASED STEEL CASE
Utah Wyoming Montana Colorado nationals join 700 fabricators in criticising United States Steel in FTC inquiry into alleged price fixing of rolled steel. Western association seeks Chicago as another basing point. Official calls the action a major law suit in U.S. history.
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Maly Needs Yankee Coal Tome Italy War Need
Washington moves toward a permanent policy on dyestuffs importation. The wartime board will not permit traffic in German products. American coal operators are urged to enter the European market with prospects of success as Italy seeks coal from the Seer valley of Great Britain.
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Charges Made to Investigate Brutal Prison Camp Abuses in France
Congressional hearings on disciplinary abuses report brutal treatment of American soldiers in French prison camps. Witnesses accuse high army officers of responsibility, naming Brig. Gen. W. W. Hart, Maj. Gen. Frederick Smith Strong, Col. Edgar Getmread, Col. J. S. Maul, plus several captains and lieutenants. Johnson says cases will be referred to the inspector general for punishment.
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Wed German Girls Marriages Amid Fraternization Beliefs
Reports from headquarters recount several marriages between American soldiers and German girls in the wartime area. Misunderstandings over anti fraternization rules led to these unions before a clarifying order reminded officers and men that Germany and the United States were technically at war until ratified peace terms.
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Truthful Labor Proposals Face Painful Truth in Weimar
Socialist motions to hasten a bill establishing a state tribunal to investigate the war and its guilt passed the national assembly in Weimar Thursday. Dr Eduard David said Germany must build institutions to offset the entente's court. Secret documents would be published first, then armistice matters, then outbreak details. Few Americans in the Occupation Army. After September 1 allied occupation will be mainly French and Belgian troops, with few American soldiers. Secretary Walter withheld the comparative figure. Military occupation of Mexico by the United States was urged by Representative Mudepeth, Democrat Texas. He pressed withdrawal of recognition of Carranza and said troops should stay until a stable government is established.
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Montane House for Buffrage Law in Helena
Montane House in Helena, Montana, pushes forward ratification of the Buffrage Law as a key local governance issue, outlining anticipated impacts on civic rights and territorial authority amid ongoing public debate.
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Republicans Reach Agreement on Magnesite Tariff Rates
The House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday finalized a tariff proposal on magnesite and recommended it to Congress. The agreement outlines rates to be applied upon resubmission for legislative action.
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Idaho State News Twin Palle paving and Legion chapters rise
Idaho news items report state paving contracts for twelve blocks along ely streets with concrete base, and a meeting of World War veterans in Twin Falls where the American Legion Rupert Post No 10 received its charter. The county seeks $1000 aid for irrigation projects, while Nampa plans a new civic building. Also noted are a $310,000 warehouse project for American Pally Milling, rifle club formation, ground squirrel campaigns, and local public notices of lawsuits and farm programs.
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