Weathered global notes mix amid fire fears and labor talk
A collage of reports covers forest fires and regimental logistics. Engineers offer bleachers for a Pershing parade while Maj McFatridge notes Glacier National Park firefighting feats by Hinckfeet Indians. Governor Cornwell denounces the Plumb rail plan as unfair.
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Raul
Suden
England
Land of
Tondon
Fitth Avenue
Pershing and Firet Division
Henningen
United States
Captain Pack
Forestry Association
Glacier National Park
A. F E. McFatrhdge
Cornwell
Weert Wirowiris
Railroad Brotherhood Officialxe
Rairoads
Johnson Attacks Wilson Over League of Nations
Senator Johnson denounces President Wilson in Chicago Hampt on Club speech, accusing him of prolonging a European and Asiatic game. He defends American war effort, questions the Paris Treaty, and vows further debate with Senators McCormick and Borah as they pursue the issue after the rally.
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Chicago
Wilson
Johnson
Hampton Club
California
St. Louis
Paris
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Paria
League of Nations
McCormick and Borah
Silesian
Asia
Vladivostok
Siberia
American Congress
League of Nationa
Germany
Medill MacCormick
Illinois
William E. Borah
Idaho
Cheering News From Clothing Retailers Promises Lower Prices
Delegates at the national convention of retail clothiers in Chicago predict a coming drop in clothing costs. Fred Levy of Louisville says lower prices are on the way as labor costs drive the current high pricing and profits are not the goal.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Fred Levy
Louisville
No Secrecy Around New Salmon Treaty Rejected
Washington reports that the Senate on Tuesday and without debate unanimously removed the injunction of secrecy from the proposed salmon fisheries treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The accord would affect the northwest coast region.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Bulgarian Treaty To Be Presented Friday At Paris
The supreme council at the peace conference arranged with Bulgarian delegates to formally present the Bulgarian treaty at the French foreign office Friday. The Bulgarians had protested the presentation ceremony.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Complete accounting for war casualties in WW I
Washington reports every American soldier from the German war is now accounted for. The missing list, once as high as twenty six thousand nine hundred six, has been whittled down to two. It is presumed those two are dead and have been officially noted.
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Washington
Germany
Fontaines
Clully
Japan anxious over Shantung likely to be restored to China
Tokyo reports tensions over Shantung as Japanese officials and Diet members await U S Senate action and consider an international settlement. Officials say restoration could occur in months if China engages in fair talks and Japan maintains its program of restoring Shantung while protecting joint railway operations and existing Japanese investments.
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Tokio
Shantung
United States Senate
Diet
United States
Germany
Bhantung
China
Pacific
Asia
Ahara
Saionji
Paris
Japan
Storm victims reaching shore after hurricane
A wireless message from Miami reports 45 people adrift in small boats between Fowey Rock Lighthouse and Cape Florida, presumed crew from ships sunk by the hurricane. In Key West heavy damage across Lower Florida with 320 frame buildings razed and 2.6 million dollars in losses as ships wrecked and rescue hampered by high winds. Five dead in Havana as cyclone floods the city leaving trees and debris, with electric and telephone systems crippled.
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Miami
Fla
Fowey Rock
Cape Florida
Key West
Florida
Mitte
Goulds
Hiccayne Bay
Marathon
Havana
Gulf
Unionists divided on direct action in Glasgow
In Glasgow, the Trades Union Congress narrowly voted down a resolution opposing the principle of direct action. The roll showed 2,206,000 against and 2,016,000 in favor, reflecting a split stance among delegates.
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Glasgow
Trades Union Congress
Sea
Guards Shoot Down Five in Boston Riots
Boston scene escalated as state troops cleared crowds on Boston Common. A bystander Raymond Bayers from Cambridge was shot dead, with several injured during bayonet charges and police strike tensions. Governor Coolidge mobilized the Massachusetts state guard as the city faced a looming general strike.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Common
Raymond Bayers
Cambridge
Bayers
American Federation of Labor
Doston
Peters
Richard D. Reemis
John D. McDonald
Abraham Karp
South End
Reemis
Karp
State Guard
Gaston
Margaret Walsh
Airceia
Beattie Police Start Training In Crime Law Jiu Jitsu
Beattie Washington police begin an eight week training program covering criminal law, jiu jitsu, rules of testimony and other elements connected with their work.
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School For Police
Beattie
Wash
Beattie Police
Wilson lays out peace treaty as world-wide choice
President Wilson in Billings Montana urges ratification as a global settlement not a German treaty. He calls the treaty a people’s pact with ten key points and warns a lone American role would be weak.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Wilson
Ing
United States
Helena
Bismarck
N.D
Rome
W. Lee Mains
Fdillan
Boquet
Germany
America
Pel
Paes N. D
Chicago crowd roars for Senate treaty amendments
In Chicago on September 11 a vast audience urged impeachment of President Wilson and backed Senators Borah and McCormick in pressuring for amendments and reservations to the peace treaty. Johnson praised American principles while blasting Paris terms as “bankrupt” and urged not to surrender power to foreign creditors.
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Chicago
Senate
Johnson, Borah
McCormick
Wilson
Johnson
Indianapolis
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Omaha
Des
Senator Johnson
United States
League of Nations
Paris
Clemenceau
Japan
Siberia
Swindle Notes Scheme Tangles Investors In Chicago
Chicago, Sept. 1 More than 42 100 000 in notes were issued by the teanalt securities company with 45 percent of the money going to the swindlers syndicate 6 percent to the selling agent and 10 percent to unlucky purchasers say Assistant State's Attorney John C Melaniphy investigating a plot to flood the country with worthless securities. High officials have been arrested and the state office expects the New York agent of the swindlers to be arrested soon.
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Chicago
Teanalt Securities Company
As@tant
John C. Melaniphy
New York
Resignations Shake Balkan Cabinets Ahead of Austrian Pact
Paria reports Romanian Premier Bratiano has resigned and Serbian cabinet has fallen. The delay pushes back the Serbian signing of the Austrian treaty as new governments form and instructions are awaited from the European peace conference.
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Paria
Bratiano
Rumania
Supreme Council
Simi
Regres
Pean Seneaneeene
Templars to Install New Officers Tonight
Delegates to the Knights of Templar today elected William L. Sharp of Chicago junior warden to eventually become grand master. Joseph Morr of Atlanta will be installed as grand master this evening. Other officers named include W. H. Norris of Manchester and W. Vallery of Tavern in supporting roles.
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Philadelphia
Knights Spagier Ronckave
William L. Sharp
Chica
Jaoeph Morr
Atlanta
W. H. Norris
Manchester
W. Vallery
Tavern
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Pie.mu Lett
Crook County
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E. M. Pollard
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Ialand
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Triumph
New England
Kenyon
Kendrick
Kansas
Dutchers’ Association
Dutchers” Association
Remator Kenyon
Honolulu
Huowali
Iline
Davis
Cal
Commonwealth
United States District Attorney
Seattle
Sam Angeles
Richard Headrick
Richard
Ternany
Australia
Gioddar
British Board of Trade
India
United Biatee
Gourmany
Cur Agothen Sales Corporation
Leipair
Earth Wovernment
South
Wieringen
Tonger
Cuba
Eugar
Real Quitter
Mansa
Petera
Tremont Street
Bayres
Peage
Wilbon
Wilhon
Balkan Nations
Trian Pact
Templars
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