Feisal yields to French after Syria dispute
International focus on Russo Polish crisis as Moscow rejects British terms and shells advance toward War saw with Polish resistance and German troop mobilization. Paderewski named Polish plenipotentiary to Paris while Wilson Cox race intensifies and rail workers face wage dispute amid League of Nations debates.
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King Feisal
Syria
Drys
Nonwnate
Watkins—Harding
Cox
Wilson
League
Strong Plea for Co operation Across Nations
A speech by Sir Auckland Geddes in Washington urged closer U S Great Britain cooperation to tackle postwar reconstruction. He warned reporters shape views with accurate reporting and called the press a path to world improvement while stating that civilization would endure if America and Britain stay united. News briefs from multiple cities followed, including census data, education needs, tax revaluations, tobacco dividends, tobacco market sales, and a court verdict on a wrecked home resulting in a wife’s death.
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Great Britaan
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
America
Deodle Dur Breckenridge Long Resigns for Senate Bid
Breckenridge Long of St. Louis resigns as third assistant secretary of state to seek the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Missouri. His term contrasts with Reed ending 1928 and Spencer ending 1921, amid controversy over Long involving Prof. Stanley I Rypins who says he opened Longs mail in war and aided a draft dodger case. The War Department denies the letters were opened and Rypins had no ties to military intelligence.
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Breckenridge Long
St. Louis
United States
Missouri
Reed
Spencer
Stone
Long
Stanley I. Rypins
University of Minnesota
Military Intelligence Bureau
Mr. Long
Brent von Allinson
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
State Department
Baker Denounces Conventions in Suffrage Fight
Mrs Abby Scott Baker of the National Woman's party criticizes the Chicago and San Francisco conventions. She says men ignored women at Chicago, offered only token promises, and kept women confined. In San Francisco she notes a kinder view but warns women could be lulled into thinking gains were rights until the thirty sixth state ratifies.
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Abby Scott Baker
National Women's Party
Chicago
Miss Hay
San Francisco
Colonel House Joins Ranks of Working Journalists
Colonel Edward M. House, known as a mystery man from Texas, becomes a working newspaper man alongside Taft and Bryan. He will push pencils and type, producing daily copy, while Jones House serves as a roaming European correspondent. The Philadelphia Public Ledger welcomes his services as world events unfold.
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Edward M. House
Texas
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Daily Press
Jones House
Europe
America
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Colonel House
Jusserand to Return for Rest Before Fall Work
Ambassador Jusserand, who has led France’s mission in the United States since 1902, sailed from New York with Mme Jusserand for a rest in France. He dismissed recall rumors as unfounded and said he plans to stay in Paris country life and return to Washington in the fall, likely by September, to resume duties. He noted no current diplomatic issues between France and the U.S. but stressed global war aftermath demands shared effort.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
Poland
League of Nations
Baron Wrangel
Jean Adrien Antoine Jules Jusserand
United States
France
New York
Mme. Jusserand
Washington
M. Jusserand
Wilson
Paris
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