Foreign Relations Committee Reports Treaty To Senate
Washington reports the Foreign Relations Committee formally presents the German peace treaty with forty five amendments and four reservations. It voices fears of delays and urges early ratification while arguing open debate will not reassemble the Paris conference. Reservations include withdrawal rights and Monroe doctrine protections, with amendments seeking equal league voting for the US and China's Shantung transfer concerns.
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Steel Workers Await Reply From Wilson
President Wilson faces steel workers from the Union seeking a definite statement on an early conference with United States Steel Corporation leaders. The strike threat hinges on the administration’s reply as conditions in the steel industry deteriorate and unions warn they may act if the answer is unfavorable. The conference is to be kept open for 48 hours.
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Telegraph Briefs Roundup From Across Cities
Short news items report William LaRue knocked out in early round by Carl Morris in Oakland. John Mitchell, ex-president of the United Mine Workers, dies in Boston. Police strike triggers mob violence in New York. Cardinal Mercier seen in Glasgow. Missouri raises street car fare to six cents starting Sept. 20. Havana reports cyclonic winds flooding areas and forcing evacuations. Amoy typhoon kills 3000 along the southeast coast. Mexico protests US military flights crossing into Mexican territory. President Wilson, in Bismarck, says peace requires League of Nations unity. completes first week of tour with a large audience and festive arrival events.
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Johnson and Borah Open Anti League Campaign in Chicago
In Chicago on September 10 United States Senators Hiram W. Johnson Wm. E. Borah and Medill McCormick launch a campaign against acceptance of the peace treaty and the league of nations. They present their case at the auditorium theater then travel separate routes to extend the effort nationwide. Leading state figures from both parties plan to attend, marking the campaign’s formal start.
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Prince of Wales greeted by huge Winnipeg welcome
The Prince of Wales arrived in Winnipeg for a two day visit drawing the largest western Canadian crowd seen since past royal visits. An American Grand Forks party led by Guy Ireland enjoyed prime seats at City Hall while the prince inspected returned soldiers on campus, awarding about 200 war decorations as crowds cheered. Winnipeg set a new standard for royal receptions before continuing the tour.
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Signing of the Austrian Peace Treaty at St Germain
In St Germain the Austrian peace treaty was signed amid cordial mood. Dr Karl Renner signed four times as Clemenceau presided and delegates from 25 powers attached signatures. The ceremony was brief and formal, with no hostility and a small guard present.
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