President Wilsons Itinerary For Peace Treaty Tour
The itinerary outlines a twenty seven day trip covering about ten thousand miles to thirty cities in thirty one states. He leaves Washington Wednesday evening and returns September 30 after stops from St Louis Kansas City San Diego Reno Denver to Huntsville and back through Kansas and Oklahoma. Speakers at Huntsville September 11 include J Kelly Wright C M Hays J E Baer and Miss Anna Jensen with talks on farming home conveniences and League of Nations relations.
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Washington
Wilson
League Covenant
Cally
Kansas City
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
San
Court House and Grounds
Huntsville
J. Kelly Wright
State Board of Agriculture
C. M. Hays
League of Nations
J. E. Baer
Senate tightens League voting amid postwar treaty clash
Washington August 29 the foreign relations committee amended the peace treaty to grant the United States as many votes in the league of nations assembly as the British Empire. The six votes for Britain and one for the United States under the covenant drew sharp contention. President Wilson sent the treaty with Poland and documents relating to occupation of the Rhineland provinces to the Senate, while Knox labeled the Versailles trace a hard and cruel peace that will hurt Germany and jeopardize reparations.
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Senate Foreien Relations Committee
United States
League of Nations Assembly
Assembly
Wilson
Senate
Poland
Rbhimeland
Presidenm
Marshall
Yeter
Washington
Versailles
Knox
Germany
Government price campaign aims to cut living costs
Washington August 29 Ralph K Couch Assistant Attorney General Ames leads national drive to lower food prices by 25 percent. Shopmen pause strikes for ninety days to allow federal action. Palmer data flag dealers for penalties once Lever Bill amendment passes. Governors from seven states meet Wilson to coordinate action with the federal program.
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Washington
Ralph K. Couch
Judge Ames
Ames
Palmer
Congress
Justice Department
Wilson
Gardner
Missouri
White House
Dinner in Knights of Columbus Tent Hosts of Balloon Crew
An informal six o'clock dinner was held on Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus tent on the Twelfth Balloon Company grounds. Guests included Misses Margaret Green and Eleanor Boving, Dr. C. B. Boving, Lieut. J. H. Neely of Philadelphia, Lieut. I.8. Jordan of Oklahoma City, and Dr. L. R. Sattler, who financed a portion of the event. Over forty accompanying men made a favorable impression during their Moberly visit before moving on to Columbia, Warrenton, St. Charles, and St. Louis for further stops.
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Knights of Cloumbus
Twelfth Balloon Company
Margaret Green
Eleanor Boving
C. B. Boving
Liext
J. H. Neely
Philadelphia
Jordan
Oklahama City
L. R. Sattler
Omaha
Neb
Moberly
Columbia
Therce
Warrenton
St. Charles
St. Louis
Beehives and Supplies Seized in Abandoned Breweries
Government officers seized a large cache found in abandoned New York breweries including half a billion eggs and millions of pounds of butter sugar coffee meat and other stores. The authorities libeled and confiscated the entire lot.
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New York
Rev Lamb Returns from Vacation to Lead Baptist Church
Rev. Fr. V. Lamb pastor of the Baptist church is back from vacation and will occupy his pulpit Sunday morning and evening. He and his family visited Warrensburg St. Louis and Iron County, enjoying the trip and returning greatly refreshed and invigorated.
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V. Lamb
The
Baptist Church
Wedding Day For Kirt Anderson And Marie Guild
Tomorrow is to be the wedding day for Kirt Anderson and Miss Marie Guild. The couple has kept their engagement private among friends for weeks while preparations were made at South Clark Street. Miss Guild, a young, capable, pleasant-minded woman, recently resigned as a coachier in New York to focus on the ceremony. Groom Kirt Anderson is well known in Motherly and surrounding areas and is viewed as a fitting match. They plan to reside on the groom's farm.
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Kirt Anderson
Marie Guild
D. South Clark
The
New York
Gen Botha Dies After influenza in South Africa
Pretoria Aug 29 Louis Botha premier and minister of agriculture of the Union of South Africa died suddenly yesterday morning after an influenza attack. Born 1863 in Grey Town Natal he rose from Vryheid district farmer to Boer leader attaining command in the Transvaal forces and later playing a key role in reconstruction and self government. He helped sign the German peace treaty with Smuts and served in World War I commanding union forces in Southwest Africa. Burying details follow in Cape Town after arrival from Europe on July 28.
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Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Louis Botha
Premiay Ani
Greytown
Natal
Volksraad
Transvaal
Vryheid
Veldt- Cornet
Colenso
Splenkop
Fr. J. Joubert
Botha
Unen
Union
Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Germany
Cape Town
Europe
Sunday Ends Rev. Broadhurst Pastoral Length in Moberly
Rev C N Broadhurst completes four years as pastor of Fourth Street Methodist in Moberly. Source notes his consistent ministry, warmth, and positive impact, with residents wishing him well as he moves on. Cairo Revival underway with Rev J D Powell from Perry Mo preaching at the Christian church. Democrat ads expected to yield results.
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C. N. Broadhurst
Fourth’ Street Methodist
Moberly
Cairo
J. D. Powell
Perry, Mo
Christian Church
Strike vote guidance delays September 2 strike
Washington August 29 The railway shopmen executive committee sent new instructions to locals delaying all voting until received and rescinding the September 2 strike order Any ballots already cast must be redone The telegram stressed President Wilson's effort for the shops and men awaiting guidance on strike action.
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Washington, D. C
Railway Shopmen Executive Committee
Wlt
Wilson
Manuel and Jacobs Open New Store at Reed Street
Manuel and Jacobs celebrate their new store at 03 Reed Street welcoming customers to a modern outlet stocked with boys and men wear. Mr Jacobs manages the shop and is now a local resident of Moberly, praising the city and its future.
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Manuel & Jacobs
Reed Street
Jacobs
Moberly
Senate debate on conference of capital and labor
Washington Aug 23 Senator Poindexter demanded immediate action on his resolution for a conference of capital and labor on the senate floor. Aug 29 Representative Radenburg proposed delaying the president’s western trip until domestic questions are settled. Aug 29 Labor Secretary Wilson refused to inform the House about ongoing activities in the Mooney case. Paris Aug 29 Crane commission says three American mandatories for Syria Mesopotamia and Turkey will be recommended to United States to preserve world peace.
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Coperess
Senate
Poindexter
Radenburg
Wilson
House
Department of Labor
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Paris
Near East
Syria
Mesopotamia
Turkey
Charles K. Crane
Crane Commission
United States
Lenine wants to talk peace with Romania
Nikolai Lenine the Russian Bolshevik premier has sent a delegation to Kishinev to negotiate peace with Romania, according to a report from Budapest. All stores will close at 12 oclock Monday Sept 1 and stay closed the rest of the day. Sidney Miller secretary Retail Clerks
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Rumania
Copenhagen
Nikolai Lenine
Kishinev
Budapest
Sidmey, Miller
Local Thunder Show Settle This Afternoon In South and East
Weather bulletin notes a thunder show settling this afternoon or tonight across south and east portions. Tomorrow remains fair with little change in temperature.
Pacific Coast Strike Near End As Work Resumes
San Francisco August reports say railroad yardmen return to work at 6:00 a.m. disrupting the Bay Area strike. Los Angeles crews also helped end the walkout, averting fruit spoilage. Director General Hines warned to restore full service by Saturday and warned that strikers not returning by then would be replaced. Government actions, urging governors and mayors to maintain movement of trains, marked a drastic step in handling the wider labor dispute amid inflation fears.
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Yardinen
Bay District
Los Angeles
Presno
Washington, D. C
Hines
California
Arizona
Nevada
Railroad Administration
United States
Brotherhood
Brotherhoods
Funeral Attendance For Wm Emmet Curran
Here to Attend former resident Dave Wilson, now in Denver, travels to Grand Junction, Colo for the funeral of half-brother Wm Emmet Curran. No firm plans yet, but remains may arrive tomorrow after noon. Arrest of meat peddler M M Lathan on license charge. preliminary set for tomorrow.
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Dave Wilson
Denver
Wm. Emmet. Curran
Curran
Grand Junction
Colo
Rumor of Moberly grocer profiteering circulates
Fayette Saturday rumor claims a Moberly grocery merchant was arrested and charged with profiteering for selling sugar at 15 cents a pound. No confirmation or name available. The item notes Mrs. F. Kalenbach and two daughters visiting relatives in Moberly.
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Fayette
Moberly
F. Kalenbach
Kansas City
Gompers Confers With Wilson This Afternoon
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor sought and gained an afternoon meeting with President Wilson. He planned to discuss the steel situation and the broader labor outlook as union leaders press for measures to curb high living costs. Railroad union chiefs reported on shopmen sentiment and the prospect of a ninety day pause before any strike.
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Washington, D. C
F. S. Ferguson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Gompers
Timothy Shea
Hines
Railroad Administration
Pacific Coast
Poison and farewell letter from despondent student
A young woman Miss Sarah Katzis hospitalized after taking poison amid overwork toward graduation. Doctors cannot identify the poison. she wrote a chilling farewell letter to classmate John A. Wild as symptoms progressed. Recovery is possible, with support from medical staff. Dr C B Boving heads to a New Era Movement conference in Wisconsin before returning home.
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Sarah Katz
Miss Katz
John A. Wild
John
Mit
Kendrick says Packers inspire opposition to bill
Washington Aug 29 witnesses for the big packers before the senate agriculture committee are inspired, Senator Kendrick Wyoming declared Kendrick a big stock raiser believes cattlemen and farmers favor regulation of the packers as proposed in his measure and the Kenyon bill Hearts the American national livestock association supports the bills after a five week tour through Western stock producing territory Kendrick says only one man opposed the legislation
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Washington
Raymond Clapper
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kendrick
Wyoming
Senate’ Agriculture Committee
Stendrick
American National Livestock Association
Mian
Packers
Mayor Ole Hanson resigns as Seattle mayor
Ole Hanson, famed for his Americanism during the general strike, submitted his resignation to the Seattle City Council at 1:30 yesterday and stated he was tired and going fishing. Councilman Fitzgerald and five others named to succeed him. WW Lane urged as successor by the Seattle Central Labor Council. Pupils aged six before midyear can enter school September 1, with no new primary classes starting midyear per Superintendent Callaway.
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Saya
Wash
Ole Hanson
Sam
Co. B. Fitzgerald
Callaway
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