President Wilson Pleads for League in Utah Stop
Wilson lands in Salt Lake City on a transcontinental tour and urges Democratic senators to support the League of Nations without reservations. He speeches in the Mormon Tabernacle amid a massive, cheering crowd as Salt Lake City shows strong pro League sentiment.
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Assembly of the
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United States
Great Britain
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League
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Mormon Tabernacle
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Taft
Treaty Delay Spurs Lodge Victory In Senate Clash
Washington dispatch notes a 43 to 40 Senate postponement vote on the Fall amendment limiting US participation in Versailles Treaty commissions. Lodge-led Republicans claim control of the debate as Johnson’s opposition and several absences shape the tally. The roll call shows Republicans aligned with administration on many lines, with Reed voting with Democrats on the motion.
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New York Times
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Senate
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Fall of
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United States
McCumber
North Dakota
Jones
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Missouri
Capitol
Johnson
California
West
League of Nations
Martin
Virginia
Tittoni Reports Resignation Over Fiume Issue
D Annunzio urges Venetians to overthrow the government or dishonor their Italian name. Garibaldi going to Fiume after a mission in Paris, he will confer.
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Italian Crisis Deepens Over Fiume After Tittoni Resigns
Rome reports Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni resigns amid the Fiume incident. Parliament reopening delayed to September 27 as King Victor Emmanuel meets leaders. D Annunzio vows to stay, urging money and supplies for Fiume, while Badoglio may visit. Premier Nitti arranges Red Cross aid.
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Italy
Riot Firefight Leaves One Dead in Farrell District
Across Farrell and Lackawanna a riot escalated as State troopers moved to disperse strikers. One man died and several were wounded as shots and brick-throwing followed a crowd gathered near Staunton Street and Greenfield Avenue. Police seized weapons. deputies were sworn in. plants including Carnegie Steel mills halted operations.
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James Gibson
Mercer County
Ohio State Line
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American Steel and Wire Company
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Oliver Tron and Steel Company
Spang, Chalfant & Co., Inc
Iitna
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Joseph Kurgats
Samuel Carter
Paul Kosminski
John Lbeyrack
State Constabulary
Bellans In Hot Water Quick Relief Ad
Ad advertises Bellans in hot water for quick relief of indigestion. It appears as a brief page five item in the newspaper, with the notice truncated by continuation.
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Demand in French Chamber For All Treaty Documents
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated the peace treaty. M Marin urged disclosure of full official reports arguing democratization of Germany and transparency, while Barthou noted government has shared documents with the Peace Commission. Viviani said the President telegraphed Clemenceau that reports are secret, Marin pressed for an authoritative negotiation account.
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Clemenceau
D Annunzio Awards Medals to Fiume Garrison
Gabriele d Annunzio distributed bronze medals to the Fiume garrison declaring Fiume port territory and railway must be Italian He urged vigilance discipline and silence and proclaimed the sacred anniversary of the conquest of Rome as a pledge to the nation with the rallying cry Giume or death to traitors.
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New York Times Co
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Fiume
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Rome
Despark K Soft Collars Laundered Well
Continued on Page Three. Despark K soft collars launder well handled by Dry Cleaners.
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Despark K Soft Collars
Union Leaders Protest Sending of Strikebreakers to Cleveland
Cleveland strike leaders claim strikebreakers are imported and filed a protest with Mayor Harry L. Davis. H. W. Raisse vows to seek action from city, state, and federal officials to stop bringing in workers. Three Detroit men allege they were sent here by an agency to work at a picketed plant.
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Ohio
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H. W. Raisse
Detroit
George Martin
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Chicago
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Pollak Company
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Senate Hurries Strike Inquiry Hearings Begin October 1
The Senate voted to probe the steel strike in the public interest with a committee led by Senator Kenyon. John Fitzpatrick of Chicago will testify first. Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel was set to testify but postponed to next Wednesday. The panel includes Borah Page McLean Sterling Phipps and others from both parties.
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Iowa
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
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United States Steel Corporation
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Radical unrest halts steel mills as U S acts
Chicago dispatch reports the federal government moves to curb radical agitation amid a citywide steel strike. One man named Mike Yelovitch was arrested in Gary on a revolutionary rhetoric charge. Watchful DOJ agents monitor agitators under Espionage Act powers as mills remain largely closed or idle.
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Pittsburgh Mills Hold Out as Union Claims Gains
Pittsburgh strikers widen impact with closures at independent mills while Carnegie Steel holds Homestead and three other plants. Organizers claim 48,000 added to national strike. officials report continued loyalty at key plants amid violent clashes and police interference in Pittsburgh and Farrell.
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