Wilson has plan to push Lodge reservations in treaty vote
President Wilson presses a strategy to defeat the Lodge reservations in the peace treaty ratification fight. Senator Hitchcock reports Wilson will back a substitute if the Lodge terms fail, aiming to force progress or pigeonhole the treaty. Republican leaders marshal votes to reject the treaty if reservations fail.
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Washington
Wilson
Nik
Hitchcock
H Hitchcock
Senate
Fitchcock
Lodge
Underwood
White House
New York Firm Plans Center in South Sea
The Pacific Development Corporation of New York announces it will establish a business center in Pago Pago American Samoa. It has acquired buildings and land formerly owned by a German firm that was seized by the alien property custodian of the United States. A. B. Carter and wife Don Carter and wife and Mrs. B. B. Brown of Sturgeon were seen shopping in Moberly this afternoon.
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Pago Paro
American Samoa
Pacific Development Corporation
New York
United States
A. B. Carter
Don Carter
B. B. Brown
Sturgeon
Moberly
Mass Meeting Supports Irish Independence at K C Hall
A large Knights of Columbus gathering at K C Hall yesterday backed Ireland’s right to self rule. Father Downey praised the Irish struggle, clarified the Friends of Ireland aims, and Moberty Council of American Commission for Irish Independence was formed with John O’Keefe as president.
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Knights of Columbus
Ireland
Joe Mutlen
Father Downey
Simm Penn
Skre
The
Friends of Ireland
Enuga
América
England
John
O'Keefe
M. J. Lilly
L. W. Kelly
Treasuerr
Moberty Council of American Comemission
Rolla Rothwell
J. W W. Wight, Jr
Martie Levy
Father Cartney
Srétnod
Europe
Sugar wholesale price fixed at 10 1 2 cents per pound
Washington November 17 the department of justice established a maximum wholesale price of 19 1 2 cents a pound for beet sugars at all points in the United States.
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Washington,. i
United States
Department of Justice
Coal Operators in Secret Session Settle Wage Issue
Secret session of Wyoming coal operators met to frame a counter proposal for presentation to miners when talks resume. Operators accept the new scale in advance for the central field, while miners demand a five day week and eight hour day. Reports say miners may seek a temporary settlement before war end, as troops withdraw and disturbance fears fade. Wet prospects for a Christmas peace arise as November ends with treaty adoption or rejection and a potential war over.
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Washington
Wyoming Coal Association
Labor Department
Wyoming
Warl
Congress
Wilson
Glass to resign Treasury to seek U S Senate seat
Washington November 7 Carter Glass will resign as Secretary of the Treasury to accept the Virginia seat in the Senate offered by Governor Davis. President Wilson urged him to take the post, which Glass had long preferred over a cabinet position. Health concerns and the administration’s strength in the Senate influenced the decision, though no official successor was named.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginia
Davis
White House
Glass
Wilson
Senate
Treasury
Superfinity Sale and Charity Drive Noted in Town
The Superfinity Sale will be at Busy Bee building on the 19th 30th and 21st with Mrs Witt Bowers coordinating transportation Donations to charity in Mothersing may be arranged by calling Mrs Bowers Gifts should be delivered to Busy Bee on Tuesday Nov 18 The Associated Charities Housing Service revival services led by Rev H D Marlin at Jefferson Avenue see increased attendance with a large forty choir and two converts last night The revival runs through the week with morning and evening services focusing on the Father’s business and responsibilities
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Bac
Busy Bee Building
Benj
Smith
Associated Charities
H. D. Marlin
Jefferson Avenue
Randolph Memorial speakers address county order
Hon. John E. Lynch and Hon. Rich BR Correll and Redick O Bryan spoke at the Methodist church after services in Randolph county memorial efforts. The first meeting in the county was well received. Next Sunday night more speakers, including others, will appear at Higbee.
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Randolph Memorial
John E. Lynch
Rich BR
Correll
Redick O'Bryan
Clark
Methodist
Randolph County
Higbee
Fourth Street Revival Opens to Packed House
The Fourth Street Methodist Church revival opened last night with Rev. Robin Gould delivering a sermon on a double standard. Rev. W W B Corder led singing. the service stressed judging God and truth by divine standards. District Organizer Redick O’Bryan was named congressional organizer for the American Legion. He plans to start campaigns in Paris and Monroe County to enlist ex-service members into Legion camps.
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Fourth Street Methodist Chavens
Robin Gould
B. Corder
Demas
W. B. Cort
Redick O'Bryan
American Legion
Or Bryan
Paris
Monroe County
Fi Fi of the Toy Shop to Play at Grand Theatre Charity
The King’s Daughters present-Fi Fi of the Toy Shop at the Grand Theatre November 24 and 25 to raise funds for the Home for Aged Women. Tickets are selling fast with reserved seats available Thursday at the box office.
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Grand Theatre
King's Daughters
Moberly
T.L. Mathis
East Doran Street
Radicals Defeated in French Elections in Paris
Early returns from about half the districts show Republicans ten seats Liberal ten Radi cals seventeen Soc rats ten Conservatives one. The new chamber includes seventy nine Catholics thirty nine liberals sixty seven socialists one soldier and one Flammond.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Socratists
Brussels
Plot of land near Wall Street sells for 450000
In New York a 46 by 42 foot plot in the financial district fetched 450000 at auction. The land, valued at 233 dollars per square foot, lies near Wall Street and is expected to be used for a bank building.
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New York
Jlanat
Wall Street
Jawad
Weather Forecast Looks Fair Tonight in South and East
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with cooler in the south and east portions. Tomorrow should remain fair with moderate temperatures and pleasant conditions.
Mob Burns Blacks After Macon Prisoner Raid
A mob stormed a Macon jail early Friday, seized four Black inmates, and transported them to Forest Park where a vigilante assault reportedly occurred. One man died and three were recaptured as authorities faced a tense manhunt and public fear.
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Elmer Thoma
Macon
Forest Park
Mr. Thomas
Meno
Owens
Huntsville
Jesse Stamper
Stamper
Bob Epperson
Na Tls
Carkh
Ireedom
James Ander
Federal Street
Chicago
Martin &Mahan
Ike Walker
Glifton Hillo
Sal Jisbury
Mine Officials May Be Arrested Tomorrow
Reported notes indicate mine officials could face arrest tomorrow amid strike activity. The context cites speeches urging action and warnings of court charges if officials attend gatherings.
Fatal incident leaves several injured and a death reported
A deadly event occurred injuring S Hays, Kane, and Nove with one confirmed death. Authorities investigation underway as responders secured the scene.
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Martin
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Simong
Corder
France
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Riven
Halley
Richardson
Sanford Taylor
East Sto Lou Adams
Atvack
Thomas
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Ody
Evk
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Hays
Kane
Nove
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