Minority Report on Peace Treaty Presented to Senate
Fragmentary text notes a minority view on the peace treaty and delays in reporting. Mentions obstruction and opposition from Senate figures and calls for reservations and a unified platform.
11 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes a minority view on the peace treaty and delays in reporting. Mentions obstruction and opposition from Senate figures and calls for reservations and a unified platform.
Mrs. R Johnston hosts a fashion evening at 405 Reed Street center of activity for Indies of wad displaying new creations and ready to wear gowns. models paraded in decorated space with hats on display. Visitation from Salisbury and Macon with about 500 attendees. also notes Missionary society meeting at 403 Wightman tomorrow at 3 pm inviting all church ladies.
Mrs Angie L Tuttle died after a long illness in Moberly after forty years as a resident. Survived by sisters Mrs A A Capp and Mrs Lydia Priestly Portland Ore and Mrs Jenuie Sharp Fort Worth Tex, brother W H Negley Moberly. Funeral tomorrow at 10 at the Capp home 524 West Re llins Street conducted by Rev Gould with burial at Oakland.
Chicago officials report the arrest of Evans tied to a $2 million swindle scheme involving sale of worthless securities. Heads of the plot include Charles French with six others held on bail while State Senator Adams is noted for possible zinc land options. A separate school building scare ends with minor head injuries after an ax accident during maintenance work at the high school.
Miami report states Ward line steamer Corydon floundered and sank in Bahama channel Tuesday. Twenty seven crew members drowned, nine survivors clung to a life boat and drifted ashore at Cape Florida, after being without water or food. The captain aboard the lifeboat was drowned. A lifeboat with about two dozen crew members was overwhelmed by the sinking vessel with all aboard lost.
Albert Warmer and Alyn White married yesterday evening at 6 o clock in the home of the officiating minister. The ceremony surprised home folks who did not know the nuptials were planned. Mr Warmer is a fireman on the Wabash and the couple reside at 49 McKinley Avenue.
Moberly will be photographed for a city film contract awarded to Janet Simmes Motion Picture Film Co. The project plans to film Reed Shaft area on a Saturday with swattie and Intyre at peak, capturing thirty leading merchants and other prominent residents plus notable local residences. J H Biawitz of Fourth Street theatre handles inquiries.
Corday W. Beamer and Nellie May Herron wed last evening in a quiet ceremony at Rev E. V. Lamb’s home. Two couples arrived independently for the same rite, with the minister directing two simultaneous weddings and sending the pairs away content.
General Pershing travels to Oyster Bay to honor Theodore Roosevelt at his grave and visits Sagamore Hill before attending a 14000-strong American Legion mass meeting at Madison Square Garden. He plans to address returning soldiers after the event.
President Wilson pressed the treaty in Billings Montana on September 1 1919 saying the nation must accept or concede. He outlined ten points guiding US acceptance and urged unity to secure peace and rebuild a strong civic economy supporting a new Chamber of Commerce in Moberly Randolph County.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Bratianog resigns amid peace conference notes. The supreme council also received word that the Servian cabinet remains in flux as discussions continue.
Boston reports show rioting erupting again with star troops deployed to quell mobs in South Boston. An unidentified sailor was shot amid clashes between crowds of men and youths and police. Governor Coolidge sent telegrams of sympathy as authorities seek control after more than score wounds and damage to doors and property.
Attorney General Palmer says the Justice Department will act if federal law is violated as union leaders push ahead with a nationwide strike set for September 22. Western Pennsylvania tensions rise over constitutional rights in response to United States Steel Corporation actions. Governor Br-saul informs the AG the situation is under control as families prepare for a funeral in Elizabeth Street.
Fragmentary text mentions Bertha and Los Angeles with ambiguous references to homecoming wishes and party activity. Missing context and names limit precise reconstruction of event or subject.
U S Marines landed from the cruiser Cleveland at Porta Cortez Honduras on Tuesday to preserve order following the abdication of the president.
A fragmentary notice references a push to accelerate legal action linked to the Packers case. Details are sparse but imply expedited prosecution, with no dates or official entities clearly named due to the damaged text.
Incomplete text fragment mentions the general and an American officer. Details are unclear and cannot identify full event, persons, or location from the snippet.
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