Pershing Returns to New York in Hero’s Welcome
General John J Pershing arrives aboard the Leviathan after months in Europe to a heroic greeting by thousands along ambrose channel and in New York Harbor. The voyage back marks the return of the commander who led Americas vast Allied forces, amid salutes, flags, and celebrations.
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Pershing The Great Soldier A Life Of Pershing
The article argues Pershing rose to general by merit, tracing his career from West Point in 1886 through Indian wars, the Philippines pacification, the Mexican expedition, and high command in World War I, highlighting his steady service, lack of grumbling, and role in modern warfare tactics. It contrasts him with Grant Sheridan and Sherman and notes his place beside Roosevelt and Wilson in public memory.
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Wilsons S At Omaha Today
A speaker at Omaha discusses reservations in the treaty and the right to withdraw on two years notice. He argues Americans never fail to fulfill obligations, defends U S resolve, and cautions against altering essential treaty language especially on Shantung. He stresses patriotic duty and the impact on the nation’s name.
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French Chamber and Senate to Ratify Treaty by September 20
Paris Sept 8 The Echo de Paris reports the chamber of deputies will ratify the peace treaty and the senate will take similar action on September 20.
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Fire on Pacific Fleet flagship kills three and injures forty
A serious fire aboard the flagship of the Pacific Fleet in San Francisco led to three deaths and forty injuries among crew members. Initial reports cited suffocation as the cause, with officials delaying confirmation and details as investigations began.
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Mexican Women Declare Duty to Fatherland Manifesto
Mexico City Sunday Sept A patriotic manifesto from the National Council of Mexican Women proclaims the country sacred at home and Mexico dead to Mexico unworthy The officers are wives of prominent Mexican generals and the group pledges to assume men s duties if the men fall in defense of the fatherland
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Kolchak Reported to Have Started Offensive
In London on September 1 the admiral Kolchak head of the Russian counteroffensive announced an official message from the government. The release, received in Serene, mentions movements around Bromrens In myre and Tajooterovat. About 200 miles west of an unnamed reference point, the forces are said to be advancing.
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Paris Greece pact aims to guard American interests
In Paris a report notes Terence a ki an est n om agreement re ee 'Brit gree by Which the United States janc guarantes. The fragmentary article references international accord discussions and potential guarantees affecting U S interests, with unclear specifics and names partially garbled.
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Not to Fire on U S Soldiers Ordered by Mexico
Mexican troops have been ordered not to fire on American aviators over the border. Mexican customs officers will warn airmen by signaling with flares in daylight and rockets at night. The American embassy in Mexico City reported this today.
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Treaty Reported On Wednesday By Foreign Relations Panel
The Senate will hear the treaty next week with debate to begin Monday. Senator Lodge said article by article consideration starts with a voting equality amendment for the United States and Great Britain. Senator Simmons urged possible reservations and a conservative compromise on interpretative terms. The majority report is about 2,500 words. the minority report timing is undetermined.
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Villistas in Durango Fight Leave Many Dead
In Durango three hundred fifty Villistas were killed and eight hundred rebel cavalry mounts captured by Mexican federal troops over three days of fighting. The report was released by the Mexican Consul in Galveston Texas.
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Minnesota Senate Ratifies Suffrage Amendment Today
Minnesota Senate ratified a suffrage amendment today in a session reported from Paul. The brief notice cites regional lawmakers and references alignment with broader state action, signaling momentum on voting rights without detailing vote margins or opponents.
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American Legion Membership Drive Planned by Grand Forks Post
Harold Lowe chairs the Grand Forks American Legion membership committee urging agitation with leaflets sent this week to all discharged service members. The post plans a membership drive from September 1 to 40 aiming to surpass 400 members from a current level just over 160, with national conventions in Minnesota affecting regional allotments.
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Anti Italian Disturbances Spread in Albania
Paria reports ongoing anti-Italian disturbances as Albanian factions act against Italian forces. Rumors claim detachments of Italian troops arrived at Kastrati, while locals press for autonomy and peaceful governance in the region.
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Wilson Defends League Reservations During Omaha Stop
President Wilson, speaking in Omaha, argued against strict reservations to the League of Nations. He warned that changes could force the U.S. to withdraw and risk war, urging acceptance of the treaty as written. He praised Senator Hitchcock and contended Article X requires consideration, not undermining U.S. commitments.
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Romania Must Sign Peace Treaty Without Reservations
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council of the peace conference informing Romania it must sign the Austrian peace treaty without reservation or abstain. The Romanian delegation has not yet decided on the matter.
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Germans Send Two More Notes to the Peace Conference
Pare. sept Hayes Herr Meyer head of the German delegation at Versailles transmitted two more notes to the peace conference. One concerns delivery to the Allies of German casting vessels and the other addresses the potash crops question, according to Petit Parisien.
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Japan refuses to withdraw troops from Siberia
An official Tokyo statement says Japan does not plan to pull troops from Siberia. The War Office release, carried by the Associated Press, notes ongoing military movements and Arsenal executives reportedly mobilized.
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Fire devastates Maimas property in large blaze
A major fire in Maimas caused extensive property damage with estimates around 60 million rubles. An incendiary device was inspected, and investigators are reviewing the blaze for causes and responsibility.
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Senator Johnson to Johnson to Sioux Fale
Senator Hiram Johan, a Republican from California, will speak on the topic at the event in Sioux Falls as part of a series featuring remarks by lawmakers.
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