Senate action on treaty includes four reservations
Senate reports the peace treaty with Germany is to be ratified only with four reservations and four amendments. The four principal Allied powers Britain France Italy and Japan must accept the reservations for U S ratification. The United States may withdraw from the League of Nations if other powers fail to comply.
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Wrshington
Sept
Foreign Ruistions Commission
Great
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United Btates
Lodge
Germany
Versailles
United States
Bowell
United
Congress of the
League OF Naitons
Petes
Rail Strike Bill Aims to Repeal Federal Control
Senate backs a sweeping railroad reform bill by Senator Cummins to end federal control on a date to be set, create a wages and working conditions committee, and fix rates by dividing the country into rate districts and carriers into rate groups for hearings and revenue adequacy.
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Washington
Senate
Cummilne
Towa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committer
Interstate Commerce Cotiminician
Ee Ae
Turbulent Times Mark Angered Austria and Monarchist Fears
Fragmented dispatches report European tensions with Austrian leadership under siege by monarchists. Notes mention Briggs Thomas dies at 77, former Lehigh Valley Railway president, and Indianapolis editor Warren Fairbanks tied to probate inventories. Also references to airship incidents and depots in Honolulu and Japan.
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Fairbanks
Tndianapolis
Warren Pairbenks
Wwrred
Indianapolis
Coal prices and wartime coal controls discussed by railroads chief
War department officials warn of expanded price pressures as coal carriers report distribution bottlenecks. Walter D. Blues, director general of railroads, testifies that rail lines can move sufficient coal while government may retain war powers to curb price rises until normal conditions return.
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War Department
New York
Washington
Mabeanne
Park
ST Cents
Walter D. Blues
Hines
International Loans and Domestic Debates Highlight September News
Treasury announces a $17,000,000 additional loan to Italy, raising its total to 1,018,075,905 while allied totals reach 9,684, T2T SA. In Vienna over 4,000 divorce licenses issued recently, as Bolshevik Russia tightens control elsewhere. London reports Dubyoka seized by Bolsheviks, and women in Britain push for government representation in League of Nations departments. Mexican authorities capture five rebels including John N. Correll’s emissaries near Tampico. Alabama Senate again rejects federal woman suffrage constitutional amendment.
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Italy
Washington
Taly
Treasury
London
Jadnetrtal Woman's Organization
League of Nations
Merico City
Tampico
John N. Correll
Ada
Okia
Colonia
Findings on Wage and Price Problems Reported
The report notes price levels linked to food and clothing being cheaper while a witness continues at an extremely high level with confidence on wage and price problems.
Portugal’s new president faces wage and price pressures
The Federal Reserve Board reviews August business conditions noting high price levels from wartime costs and rising costs of living. It cites wage–price tensions, ongoing labor shortages, and resilience in overall activity while warning of unsettled labor conditions and reduced agricultural prospects. Portugal names Antonio Jose d Almedia as president following Sidonia Paes.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Antonio Jose d'Almeida
Portugal
Tex- He
Sidonia Paes
M Station
Lisbon
Fen Moise
Wage Conference Makeup In Washington Detected
Washington reports outline a wage conference makeup for five chambers of commerce five by the national industrial conference board 18 by the American Federation of Labor three by farming groups three by investment bankers and 15 public representatives. The item notes a new alliance for US action and mentions various international and domestic figures in related dispatches.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
American Federation of Labor
Investment Bankera
Pub
Food price stabilization plan to fix fair retail charges
Federal control aims to establish a price commission under the government food administration in Chicago. Attorney General Palmer ordered a federal price administrator appointment, with District Attorney C. F. Clyne vowing quick start within 48 hours. The Chicago committee will investigate the market to set fair prices for staple foods and prosecute any dealer overcharging.
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Chicago
Sept
Government Food Administration
Palmer
C. F. Clyne
Washington
Clyne
PLAN DRIVE ON PETROGRAD! With British force in Baltic plans
Helsingfors reports Admiral Cow in command of a British squadron moving toward Petrograd for an assault. Preparations involve discussion with the British military mission. In Berne the Russian Bolsheviks call for peace after a rout and claim to have captured outer fortifications at Dvinsk in a Russian communique.
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Helsingfors
Admiral Cowin
Sqaséron
Baltic
Petrograd
Adeiral
Anid
Miitary
Atack
Berne
Switzerland
Dvinsk
Mexicans Shoot U S Flyer Near Laredo
Two American aviation officers on border patrol near the Rio Grande were fired upon by Mexicans. Captain Louis B McNabb was the official wounded in the head and received treatment at Fort McIntosh post hospital. the wound was not serious.
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Laredo
Tex
Amercan
Rio Grane
Lou's
B. McNabb
Fort McIntosh
1st Division Parade Sept 17 In Washington
Washington reports an official announcement that the first division parade will be held September 17 at 1 p m in Washington. Other items note a Mexican protest over an army air accident, a mayoral nomination in Schenectady, a Chicago school budget deficit, North Dakota grain thrashing aims, Cudahy Brothers fines, and Bavaria moving toward Bolshevism.
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Washington
Chicago
Senate Committee Votes to Report Pact With Reservations
President Wilson promotes ratification of the League of Nations covenant as a just world structure. Senator Hitchcock defends the treaty against opponents while proposing reservations. The foreign relations committee votes to recommend ratification with four conditions including withdrawals and league limits, requiring assent from Britain, France, Italy, and Japan before it takes effect.
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Senate
Supreme Council
Roumania
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
Wilson
United States
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Washington
Hitchcock
Knox
America
Reparations Commission
Foreign Relations Committee
Peace conference reports Shantung promises and Hungary tensions
The article details early peace conference notes: Japan may offer Shantung concessions including withdrawal and international trade rights, while Hungary faces Allied ultimatums to evacuate and return requisitioned goods. It covers Romanian and Serbian maneuvers, Montenegrin unrest, and Bolshevik actions on multiple fronts with mentions of Kolchak, Denikin, and Petrograd defense.
Paris Residents Decry Slow Reconstruction Efforts
In northern France damaged regions residents urge faster action and a full program by November 15. A document with 14 sections asks government to heed grievances and form a reconstruction plan led by Georges Lebrun. Notables Ribot and Leon Bourgeois joined the Paris University meeting.
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Paris
France
Georges Lebrun
Reconstruction
Suters
Sgure
Ribot
Leon Bourgeois
University of Paris
Turmoil on Europe and U S Russian Affairs
Discussion of a militarist plot in Germany and Austria’s future status under the Versailles framework. Reports of Pan-German actions, the Rhine occupation, and Wilsons planned October conference on industrial and economic issues. Domestic concerns include steel worker strikes, anti packer licensing, and oil land leasing bills. Mexican forces fire on US patrol near Laredo. Capt McNabb wounded. tensions rise as US Army grows restive toward Mexican opposition.
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Germany
Europe
Austria
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Reichsrath
Rhine
Berlin
Anatria
Marshal Foch
Rhineland
Wilson
Washington
Demand for Barracks and Rail Priority Across Regions
Deputies seek winter shelter barracks in ruined villages. They demand cheap German or European labor under peace terms and immediate shipment of medical supplies glass paper lumber and coal. Regions should receive real priority in rail and canal transport.
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Ements
Germany
Serbia Rejects Austrian Peace Treaty Demand
Serbia's opposition centers on minority rights with a belief that only League of Nations trusteeship for an indefinite period can resolve the Adriatic dispute. A Paris cable to Admiral Sims cites authorities urging joint Plume and Susae status and notes Italian oppression fueling Balkan desire for freedom.
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Paris
Serbia
League of Nations
Admiral Sims
European
Admiral Andrews
Andrews
Adriatic
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Plume
Susae
Hallan
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United Pharmacal Products Co
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