President Wilson Visits Des Moines and West Tour
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson spend Sunday in Des Moines with church services and a motor ride. He delivers speeches in Columbus Kansas City St Louis and Missouri, greeted by large crowds and aerial flower drops along the western tour itinerary.
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Grateful Nation Praises Pershing Upon Return
General Pershing, commander of the American forces, receives a public ovation in New York as Secretary Baker and lawmakers honor his leadership in the World War. The crowd roars as Pershing, moved to emotion, receives the commission as full general in the American army.
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Propaganda Movement Outlined for Mexican Intervention
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee hearing in Washington disclosed an organized propaganda effort in the United States aimed at countering intervention in Mexico. Miles Cannon, Idaho state agriculture commissioner, reported plans for a September 15 meeting of the state advisory sheep committee to address a widespread outbreak of sheep scab in southern Idaho.
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Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations
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Idaho
Miles Canhon
State Advisory Sheep Committee
International convention opens with wage demands for miners
Clevetan notes a sharp rise in basic wages for all coal miners in the United States and Canada. The six hour day and the thirty hour week are prominent on the program as the convention opens here Tuesday.
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Clevetan
United States
Canada
War looming warning from Carranza to Budapest dangers grow
Reports from Washington and Budapest describe Mexico’s crisis with Carranza warned of looming U S intervention while Alvarado accuses the regime of corruption and famine. In Budapest large factories close, 100k unemployed, bread scarce, prices high as Bolshevik rule lacks money for basics.
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Bolshevista
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Gofe
Redfield to Quit Cabinet in 1918 Resignation
Washington reports Willam C Redfeldt will resign from the Wilson administration effective November first to return to private business. President Wilson accepts the move, citing no broader implications. Redfeldt says the decision reflects his wish to focus on personal affairs after eight years in public service.
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Friaghon
Fragments Describe Adulrel Kot Hak and War Losses
Fragmentary OCR recounts Adulrel Kot Hak at home after front service and mentions a failed plot attempt. It also reports a British U-boat sinking and a destroyer loss with unclear names and details due to garbled text.
French Rent Story Reappears in Hearings on AEF Requisitions
General Blanton Winship testifies before the committee on American expeditionary forces requisitions layoffs and trenching costs arguing the French public agitation over rents and wartime requisitions is being overstated. He clarifies the old claims and outlines the wartime logistics and financial arrangements between Allied forces.
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Americans Barred From Tampico Entry By Mexico
Dozens of U S citizens were denied permits to enter Tampico Mexico on Saturday. They were required to waive government responsibility for any injuries, after the Mexican consul relayed orders from Ma rien City. The waiver follows recent bandit attacks in Tampico and nearby areas.
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Peace Pact Battle Divides Senate Over Article X
Washington reports continued Senate debate on the peace treaty with focus on Article X reservations. Minnesotan Senator Kellogg returns as Republicans push a mild reservation stance, aiming to modify Article X with support expected from Democrats possibly.
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Washington
Kellogg
Minnesota
President Wilson Warns Against Hyphen America During Peace Talks
In a broad address spanning Minneapolis and St Paul, President Wilson urged unity, warned against “hyphen” ties, and promoted the League of Nations as a mediator for world peace. He stated no politics colored his trip, framed America as a beacon for peace, and pressed consultations over war.
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Four Killed in Standart Steel Strike Riot
Four strikers were killed at the Standart Steel Car plant after an armed truce was violated during a riot. About fifty people were wounded or sounded out in clashes between strike sympathizers and police and guards. The revolt aimed to keep more than 20 workers from returning to work at the Hammond plant.
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Window Sashing Disturbances Hit City After Strike
The form of window sashing occurred in scattered sections within hours after union puller force members went on strike. The worst disturbance was in the South Dostum district where some display windows were damaged while only a few articles were taken.
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Bering Wrest Decline Shown
Washington forecasts show a drop in spring wheat crop prospects with a reduced yield estimate for August. Corm shows improved prospects later, while the September crop report indicates adjustments in outlook.
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