Hudspeth Urges Intervention Over Mexican Crisis
In a House address Democrat Hudspeth of Texas presses withdrawal of recognition of Carranza and calls for U S troops to protect Americans in Mexico until order returns. He backs a hands off policy by anti Carranza factions and urges action following a recent kidnap case of John West Thompson's son in Mexico City.
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Hudspeth
Carranza
Washington
House of Representatives
Texas
Mexico
United States
Senate
House Representatives
Henry P. Fletcher
Mex
Philip Thompson
John West Thompson
Mexio City
Mexico City
Young Thompson
South
Smid
Texas Senate
Hilary
Enerena
Ohio
Hownie
Am Waders Pater
Pheuentay
Steher
House of
Mexicana
Fletcher
Mansagas
Memo Ta
Merion Senate
House
Heprenenta- Bysa Tha Maesages
Ware
Gur
Trent
Aimerena
Amellenne
Peopurty
Denice
Aerial Wedding Rings Emily and George Burgess
Emily Schaefer and Lt George Burgess wed in an air ceremony above Sheepshead Bay as 200000 spectators watched via telephones and megaphones. Governor Smith Major Hylan and Adm Albert Read attended.
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Emily
George
Emily Schaefer
George Burgess
Governor Smith
Hylan
Albert C. Read
Atlantic
Sheepshead Bay
Air-Taxi Trips to Atlantic City Started
Mrs. John A. Hoagland known as Billie Allen and Miss Esther Hodges of Dallas rode the Travellers Company flying boat from New York to Atlantic City. They were the first regular passengers on the new daily service, with a return flight noting a record distance and brief engine adjustments amid a thunderstorm over Sandy Hook.
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Mra
John A. Hoagland
Billie” Allen
Esther Hodges
Dallas
Tex
Travellers Company
Atlantic City
New York
Miss Hedges
Eightythird Street
Robert W. Sewett
Sandy Mook
Coney
Sandy Hook
Mia
Hoagland
Miva Hodges
Engineers Halt Settlement of Marine Dispute
Marine engineers threaten to halt sailings as 500 plus ships await a wage settlement. Ocean Association of Marine Engineers and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association demand a paper agreement on new scales before vessels depart. A meeting with shipowners, including Menara and Gibnon, is planned as clearances surge once a deal is reached.
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Marine Engineers’ Organizations
American Steamship Association
Ocean Association of Marine Engineers
Marina Engineers Beneficial Association
B. L. Todd
Ocean Association
Thomas L. Delahunty
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Mr. Delahunty
Delahunty
International Seamen's Union
Menara
Hebbie
O'Donnell
McCarty
Bruca
Shipping Board
George H. Willey
Benton
William H. Fly
Japan Readies Concessions in Shantung Crisis
Tokyo officials say negotiations with China will start after the peace treaty ratification and Japan offers to share alike in Shantung with Peking. Viscount Kato criticizes government handling and urges strict inquiry into Britain’s stance as tensions over Corea and living costs rise. A Japanese official returns from China noting a shift in Chinese attitudes toward Japan.
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Tokio
Peking
Japan
China
Shantung
Tris
Viscount Kato
Kenchkai
Aivaya
Danan
Anglo-American Association
Britain
Corea
Tadasakuro Yamamoto
Dry Enforcement Bill Is Delayed
Washington July 26 Legislative action to enforce wartime and constitutional prohibition is postponed by at least two months after Republican leaders vote to recess the House from August 2 to September 8. Senate leaders note many changes may occur and final enactment would require a conference after reconciliation of Senate and House differences.
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Washington
House
Senate
Berlin
Associater
Germany
Great Britain
France
Vatican
Mathias Erzberger
Monsignor
Pacelli
Munich
Michaelis
Panal
Erzberger
Monsignor Pace
Belgium
Burglary at Hat Lining Co. Ends in Reward Offer
Jack Greenberg, president of Superior Hat Lining Co., at 17 West Third Street, found burglars had packed 80,000 dollars worth of silk and fled. The theft occurred near the Mercer Street Police Station, prompting a detective’s discreet search and a reward of 3,000 dollars for the return of the property. Local attorney Samuel A. Gelberg advised disclosure to newspapers to aid recovery.
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Jack Greenberg
Superior Hat Lining Co
West Third Street
Mr. Greenberg Jong
Mercer Street
Loft Squad
Goldberg
Anhey
Samuel A. Gelberg
Broadway
Greenberg
Inirglary
Bitter Enders Fight To Beat Reservations And Defeat League
From Washington sources President Wilson directs State Department to demand Japan reveal all Shantung settlement documents and verbal agreements. If Japan refuses, the U S will make the information public to inform Americans and China, aiming to expose the settlement as portrayed. The White House hopes publicity will shift public and Senate opinion while avoiding offense to Japan.
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New York Tribune
Washington
Ashington
Wilson
State Department
Japan
Shantung
Senate
Surplus Army Food Estimated Worth at War Dept
Washington reports the War Department values surplus food on hand at about 128.6 million dollars as the army demobilizes. Officials cite rapid stock reductions, ongoing sales, and unclear inventories as reasons for delayed precise figures. Distribution plans to municipalities and institutions face local opposition and evolving logistics while sugar and bacon stocks remain large.
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F. C. Morse
Citief
War Department
Ciites
Rouse
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newport News
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Fort Sam Houston
el Paso
Omaha
San Francisco
We Can Kill It Declares Borah in Senate Fight Over League
Washington July 20 Indications tonight show a developing strength among Republicans favoring complete kill the league position while others push reservations. Senator Borah challenged reservations citing Virginia New York Rhode Island ratifications, while Lodge urged Democrats to stand firm. Senators Johnson Brandegee and others warned that wrecking tactics could force a straight vote on the treaty. President Wilson sent a letter to Senator Lodge delaying information on the Allied Powers division, fueling the Senate clash over the league covenant and reservations.
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Art York Tribune
Washington
Lodge
Borah
Senate
Virginia
New York
Rhode Island
Sarah
Enders
Qorah
Hiram Johnson
Brandegee
Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Party
League
United States
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Paris
Hitchcock
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Alexander Wouters
Air
Mls
Doris K. Schob
Wouters
Edgewood Reformed Dutch Church
Burgess
Sea Gate
Gesane
Cooke
Associated Press
Kenkieh
Yoshizawa
Gedupsese Legation
Podinin
Pennsula
Ghina
Unter
Paseeter
Privy Council
United States Senate
W. E. Borah
Efiortts
Shantung Peninsula
Nle Ods Tormins
Chinene
Tribuna
Washington Bureau
Ells Assembly
Icted
Bis
Holy See
Berger
Govid
Merv Erzberger
Iran
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