U S Votes Equal Voice in Peace Pact Alteration Debate
A Senate committee backed an amendment to modify the peace pact to end Britain and its dominions’ majority representation. The measure would not reduce Britain’s six votes but allow U S parity on the league council, offsetting Great Britain and dominions’ influence. The roll call was 9 to 5 with Democrats and some Republicans opposing. The amendment proposed by Senator Kuh aimed to adjust representation in the league council and the associated commissions.
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Skyll
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Suely
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Fee
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Satan
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Blayig
Perlain
Weg
Strikers Yield As Warning Impacts California Transit
California strike action slows transport across southern regions as workers retreat from key yards amid heat and safety concerns. In San Francisco and nearby areas, yard crews return to passenger and freight duties, signaling possible end to the labor impasse after weeks of disruption and negotiations.
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Pars Angeles
Leodfoe
Als
Sanfratelsca
Blind Pig Raider Killed in Denver Prohibition Fight
Denyee and Cole report that a blind pig raider died from tram wounds inflicted by an unknown assailant. George Klein, linked to Denver prohibition efforts, had been active in case files against bootleggers and mine operators, with ties to seizure and liquor confiscations. In Berlin, Bishop John L. Nuelsen arrived August 30 as part of the Methodist War Body commission on reconstruction to Europe.
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Cole
George Klein
Klein
Denver
Axel
Studt
Methodist
Berlin
John L. Nuelsen
Zurich
Switzerland
Methodist’ Commission
Ho Vope
Riot Blame Fixed After Jury Report in Chicago
A Chicago jury report on race riots between whites and colored people in August 80 elicits criticism of police and changes proposed to reduce bias. The judge directs the continuation of investigations while urging better police staffing and training to curb future unrest and improve community relations.
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Bigltig
Albert
Hick
Joes
Dadge Korvananagh
Dought Hess
Dudge Kavanagh
Jay
Rin
U.S. to Keep 30,000 Troops in Europe Policy Debate
Washington officials debate continuing American forces in Europe and sending troops to police postwar Germany. Reports indicate about 1,000 combat troops and 20,000 support personnel would be stationed in Europe after a peace accord is signed, with oversight by the State Department and allied Allies.
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Washington Baker
Stife
Silesia
LG Ty
Abe Bakes
Tee Sutile
Bat Ghat
Cudahy Firm Faces Accusations Amid Parking Protest
A Cudahy firm stands accused amid a public protest over parking practices. Local residents and representatives urged state action as tensions rose around the company’s handling of parking provisions and related disputes. Officials indicated ongoing investigations and potential further steps.
Bolshevists Claim Captures Near Kharkov and Pskov
Reported Soviet bulletin says Bolshevists captured Naplansk and Vavloysk after advancing beyond Pskov and taking towns 61 miles east southeast of Kharkov and southeast of Vorsotech. The statement notes further advances toward Nopiansk and Doman.
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Nopiansk
Kharkov
Varlaysk
Vorsotech
Peverie
Naplansk
Vavloysk
Pskov
Many Die as Monitor Sinks in Beresnik Blast
Archangel Aug 80 The monitor Glowworm sank at Beresnik after an ammunition barge exploded. It is believed 20 sailors were killed and 40 are missing, with rescue operations ongoing.
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Archangel
Beresnik
Gompers Sees President to Discuss Steel Workers Strike
President Wilson to meet with Gompers and the American Federation of Labor executives after a White House conference. The talks aim to prevent a nationwide steel strike as unions press for concessions from United States Steel and related firms. Officials anticipate further discussions to resolve wage and cost of living demands.
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White House
Washington
Aus
Gompers
American Fedenion of Lebar Yoda Committee of Steel Workers
Wilson
Presttone
Guipers
Dick Dinars
Rail
Shebershy
Presideye Wilson
Watches Stolen From Army Base In Brooklyn
U S loses 2000 wrist watches valued at 40000 from a Brooklyn army supply base. George Heather a longshoreman was arrested for the theft. The watches were said to be sold to a hawker.
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Brooklyn
New York
George Heather
Longstreareman
Snauerioneer
Prince in U. S. in November headline
The Prince of Wales will reach Washington by November and stay through mid month as the State Department extends his entertainment program in Canada, extending his U. S. visit into November.
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Canada
Washington
State Department
Government to Abolish Press Censorship in Ireland
Dublin reports that the government has decided to abolish press censorship in Ireland, with the measure set to take effect August 31. The move aims to liberalize information flow and reduce state control over published content. Leaders anticipate broader press freedom and parliamentary debate followed the决.
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Dublin
Goverment
Ireland
Former Secretary Knox Warns Germany Could Forge New Alliance
Former Secretary of State Knox tells Senate that Versailles peace terms provoke endless bloodshed. He argues the United States should refuse to join the treaty, pressuring a broader alliance shift to curb Germany and avoid entangling commitments. He calls Versailles a fragile instrument, urging a return to international law and cautious U.S. action.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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United States
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