Peace Treaty Reported to Senate Today
Washington reports the German peace treaty with the league covenant was sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with forty five amendments and four reservations. The plan includes equal voting with Britain, and preserves U S discretion over domestic matters and the Monroe doctrine.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
McCumber
North Dakota
League
Congress of the
United States
Great Britain
Assembly of the League
Ing
China
Japan
Shantung
Unions Ask For An Early Conference
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with likely showers. Washington dispatch reports unions pressing President Wilson for a clear statement on an early conference with the Steel Corporation and union leaders. The conference remains open for forty eight hours for a reply before final action. Also notices about a missing pocketbook and job ads from a cooperative store and laborers sought.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Marian Dayton
Grafton W. Va
R.steel Corporation
Co-Operative
Teamsters Union
Meir
S Grapton Co-Operative
Renner Signs Peace Treaty This Morning
Dr. Karl Renner head of the Austrian delegation signed the peace treaty at 10 15 am in St Germain France as the session opened with Georges Clemenceau presiding. Frank L Polk Henry White and General Bliss followed. signing ended at 11 15 am. Romania and Jugoslavia delayed signing awaiting instructions with Saturday set for action.
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ST. Germain
France
Associated Press
Karl Renner
Associated Powers
Doctor Renner
George Clemenceau
Frank L. Polk
Robert Lansing
United States
Frank J. Polk
A. J. Balfour
Congress urged to curb 1920 model trust old two cylinder
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Colver told the House Judiciary Committee that current laws fail to touch new business formations. He warned the 1920 model trust could control petroleum and expand into wood alcohol electric power and related industries. Commissioner Huston Thompson urged blue sky securities reform and stronger FTC powers to stop get rich quick stock sales. The hearing ended with a postponement for next week and other agency recommendations.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Colver
Federal Trade Commision
House Judicary Committee
Tion
Huston Thompson
Commission
Treasury Department
Thompson
Honduran Revolution Gains Ground Near Tegucigalpa
La Ceiba on the north coast has fallen to revolutionists opposing President Bertrand who has ceded power to a cabinet. Rebels approach Tegucigalpa with sniping reported in the capital. North coast ports La Ceiba Tela Amoa and Porto Cortez held by rebels. Americans at La Ceiba seek protection and the US S Cleveland ordered to safeguard lives and property.
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Washington
D. C
la Ceiba
Honduras
Bertrand
Tegucicalpa
Tela
Amoa
Porto Cortez
Ben
U.S. S. Cleveland
Mineral County Drives Volunteer Road Work Movement
Good road enthusiasts in Mineral County organize a volunteer association and members, including women, are daily repairing and maintaining roads. Women contribute by supplying meats for the road crews.
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Keyser
W. Va
Mineral County
Gray Haired Vets Ready for the Review in Columbus
Gray haired veterans gather in Columbus for the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment parade marking thirty-one years since the last review. Observers note aging, memories of past battles, and a fresh generation of servicemen marching with resolve as the parade begins at 10 o clock.
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The
Union
Prrde
Ohio State Journal
Grand Army of the Republic
General Sherman
G. A. R. Mem
Senate Sees German Peace Treaty Likely Ratified
Amid debate over Article X, reservations to the league covenant are urged by Democrats led by Hitchcock while Republicans led by Spencer push for stronger safeguards. Debate extends toward final action as Senate considers minority reports and a return of the treaty from the Foreign Relations Committee with amendments.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Republican Party
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
McCumber
McNary
Spencer
Missouri
St. .Louis
Kansas City
Missourian
Simmons
North Carolina
Shields
Tennessee
Smith
Georgia
Ashurst
Arizona
John Mitchell Labor Leader Dies Suddenly
Joan Mitchell a leading labor figure of the United States died at Post Graduate Hospital after gallstone surgery. born February 4 1870 in Illinois he led the United Mine Workers of America directing major strikes in 1900 and 1902. He served as chairman of the State Industrial Commission and authored several labor works.
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New York
Joan Mitchell
America
Post Graduate Hospital
Mitchell
Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Mitchell
John Mitchell
Braidwood
Ills
Schoo
Katherine O'Rourke
Spring Valley
United Mine Workers of America
State Industrial Commission
Boston police strike triggers student volunteers aid
In Boston on September 10, amid a police walkout, volunteers led by Harvard students stepped in to maintain order as Governor Coolidge mobilized state troops. Mayor Peters assumed police control, while firemen threatened to strike. President Lowell urged student service to support law and order.
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Peters
Coolridge
State Guard
Curtis
Daniel Looney
Fremen's Union
State Guards
11Th
12Th
Isdn Patent
Peters Forwith
American Federation of Labor
Harvard
Lowell
University de ‘Sires
Commonwealth
Tompkins On Trial For Murder Third Time In Pa
George Tompkins stands trial in Johnstown Pennsylvania for the 1917 Carrollton killings of E I Humphries Jr Mrs Humphries and son B I Jr It marks his third trial after two prior verdicts and a supreme court intervention calling for another trial
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Johnstown
George ©. Tompkins
E. 1. Humphries, Jr
Humphries
B. I. Jr
Carrollton
Supreme Court
Wilson frames treaty as war or peace in nation league speech
President Wilson told a Bismarck audience that the treaty issue centers on war or peace. He stressed the League of Nations as essential to science of international concern. The Wilson party was escorted to the Northern Pacific and left for Billings after the address.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wilson
Bismarck J
League of Nations
Willson
Northern Pacific
Billings
Montana
First Regulars Escort Hero up Fifth Avenue
New York on September 10 saw General Pershing lead the First Division of regulars down Fifth Avenue in a historic World War I parade. Twenty five thousand soldiers and field artillery moved from Central Park to Washington Square as crowds cheered the commander of all American forces. The scene marked a pinnacle of wartime adulation and showcased regimental banners and Fourragere symbols of gallantry.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Ni Wei
Five Mile
Central Park
Washington Square
Pershing
110Th Street
Hetr
France
Unauthorized coal strike threat from union leader
John L Lewis acting president of the Mine Workers of America warned at Cleveland that if the 126000 miners strike against Lackawanna and Hudson mines is not ended quickly he will deploy the full union to convince the strikers of their error and their view of union laws.
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Scranton
Paw
John AL. Lewis
Fe Mine Workers of America
Jon
Cleveland
Lackawanna & Hudson Company
Wilsons Railway Wage Plan Accepted by 50000 Workers
Washington September 10 After four days a conference 500000 railway workers not in brotherhoods voted to accept Wilsons wage proposal. Detroit officials aim to avert rail tie ups by coordinating with labor bodies. Chicago delegates predict clothing prices to drop soon as merchants confer on retail clothiers convention.
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Wilson
Washington
American Federation of Railroad Workers
Brotherhoods and Crafts
Congress
Detroit
Canada
Brotherhood of Maintenances of Way
Chicago
Fred Levy
Louisville
Pri
Anton
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