Cummins Seeks Permanent Railroad Regulation Plan
Washington Sept 2 Senator Cummins unveils a tentative bill for private railroad ownership under strict federal supervision prohibiting strikes and lockouts. The plan creates a five member transportation board and a wages committee with equal labor and employer representation to resolve labor disputes.
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Telegrapic Boxing Briefs From Across Cities
Telegraphic boxing briefs from multiple cities report varied outcomes including Frankis Manson defeating Bobby Hughes in fifteen rounds in Oklahoma, Sammy Hee drawing with Ray Rivers in Detroit, Pinney Mitchell stopping Ever Hammer in ten rounds, Mike O'Down beating Ted Lewis in New Jersey, Willie Jackson defeating Johnny Dandee in Jersey City, Pete Hi losing to Joe Lynch in Waterbury, a Detroit report on a November decision, Harry Grab losing in Youngstown, Charlie White winning by referee's decision in Denver, Jack Kearns considering an offer tied to Carpentier with a payout of 178 008 dollars, and other notes on boxing and related events with political mentions and regional summaries.
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Forest policy urged by Pack at New England meet
Bethlehem New Hampshire September forester leader Charles L Pack president of the American Forestry Association urged foresters and timberland owners to form a cooperative forest protection plan as a first step to a national forest policy. He warned the United States has only about one fourth of its original forest and is losing it faster than it can be replaced.
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Man Refuses To Leave Wife And Both Die In Fatal Clash
In Chicago in September a man refused to leave his wife and the struggle ended with both fatalities. The incident left authorities and onlookers at the scene as investigators began piecing together the events leading to the deaths.
Fiume to become buffer state under Italian plan
Paris dated report says a prominent Italian interview in the Journal outlines a solution making Fiume a buffer state with extended hinterland. The city would be governed by a five member commission including two Italians, two Jugoslavs and one Fiume citizen. Zara to be freed with surrounding sovereignty, while Beers and Agia Minor are cited in the Sahara context to receive concessions. Milwaukee early voting on the soldiers bonus measure shows light turnout as polls stay open until 8 pm. weather is cloudy and cool.
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Bolsheviki Held By Lithuanians on Front
Copenhagen September 2. The Lithuania delegation says Bolsheviki have been surrounded on the Lithuania front. They offer peace if the Lithuanians continue their advance.
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Hoover Blames Speculation for Food Shortage
Paris reports Herbert Hoover, chair of the Inter Allied Relief Organization, blaming speculation for high food costs. He notes European ports overflow with meats fats and dairy goods shipped by merchants who gambled on prices, risking spoilage as credit-limited markets bite. He says Attorney General Palmer is on the right track and warns of a looming production flood if Europe lacks winter credits.
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Allied blockade against Hungary lifted today
Washington reports the Allied blockade on Hungary is lifted today though some restrictions remain on dues and certain commodities under reparations control. The change ends the blockade but maintains controls on specific items.
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Hoover urges US to credit Europe for survival
Paris dispatch reports Herbert Hoover, head of Inter Allied Relief, testifying before the congressional war expenditures sub committee. He says US should extend Europe credits of 3 to 4 billion dollars for 18 months to two years to create a market for American surplus and avert a European collapse. He plans to correct alleged inaccuracies in prior testimony.
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Cardinal Mercier entrusted with delicate mission to U S
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium departs for the United States to present his views to President Wilson on the League of Nations. The mission is described as delicate and is reported by the Journal.
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Karolyi Charged With Agitating Murder Of Tisza
Berlin report says Baron Radvenszky, brother-in-law of former Hungarian premier Count Stephen Tisza, fled charges with Budapest police against Count Michael Karolyi alleging Karolyi agitated for Tisza's murder and participated in the crime per a Tages Zeitung dispatch.
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Senate Debates Persia Treaty With Britain
Senate foreign relations committee hears Charles Russell defend a secretly obtained Persian treaty draft. Russell says it grants Britain control over Persia’s purse and sword, prompting Knox to urge a written protest. Swanson asks about secrecy. Brandegee presides as hearings continue on Hungarian and Albanian groups and Swedish views.
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North Dakota mill plan orders central and auxiliary sites
J A Mc Govern, manager of the North Dakota Mill and Elevator association, was instructed to select tentative sites for a central terminal mill and for three or four auxiliary mills under the Nonpartisan League industrial program in Fargo.
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Small Packers Oppose Bills In Senate Hearing
Washington Sept 2 Independent packers declared that federal regulation through a licensing system would demoralize their business as they urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to reject the Kenyon and Kendrick bills. Patrick Brennan of Chicago warned the measures favor large packers and punish small ones by giving the Agriculture Secretary power to suspend firms with appeals limited to higher courts. The group argued debt financing would worsen for small operators and warned of consolidation by big rivals.
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Conference Discontent Over Pact Affects Austria
The supreme peace conference considers a forceful note to Germany over the German constitution’s stance on Austria. It objects to linkage with German policy in Austria and calls for maintaining the independence of Austria within the postwar framework.
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Lawyers From Far Off Lands Attend Meeting In Boston
Boston witnesses a gathering of international lawyers as professionals from distant regions assemble in the city on September 2. The meeting highlights global legal practices and cross border cooperation among attendees from various countries and jurisdictions.
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