Wilson Starts Tour Opposing Reservations Warns Germany
Wilson begins a tour opposing all reservations as allies urge Germany to keep hands off Austria. La Guardia and Bennett figures dominate early returns in a chaotic primary with Republicans and Democrats testing rival lines. District-level results show tight races for county posts and a Supreme Court seat, with tense battles between regulars and insurgents shaping the city political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Austria
Haskell
Tevateans
Hinsell
Ilan Foxatty
Konnett
Ta Guardia
Kulin
MyCooey
Supreme Court
Fess
Thas Tin
McCoorss
Dances Tate Security
Bennett
Fess Shin
Kuhn
Uihmond
Hlund
Mighmond
Thomas F. Cure Star
Capital and Labor Called For October Conference
Washington December 2 President Wilson decided to invite representatives of capital labor and agriculture to an October conference at the White House to discuss the labor crisis. Cabinet members including Lane Redfield Houston and Wilson are expected to attend with Samuel Gompers possibly serving as special chairman of the labor group. The invitation list remains confidential with talks aimed at a larger, more authoritative gathering later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sur Prhune
Wookeyton Birra
Washington
Wilson
Possibl
Council of National Defence
Secretarian
Lane
Redfield
Houston
Oration of Labor
Gary
Steel Corpo
Lal
Muel Gompers
Gompers
Judy Gary
Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
Samuel Gompers
White House
Barger
Rail Bill Bars Strikes Provides Federal Control
Washington reports the Cummins bill defining federal control over railroads, ending government operation with private ownership return under a regional system. It creates a five member transportation board, a gas and working conditions committee, and expands the Interstate Commerce Commission powers to oversee wages and safety. The bill also penalizes strikes and lockouts to protect the public, while ensuring employee protections and rapid effects upon enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sept
Wilvethnngen
Cummins
Towa
Robis Achineas
Aid Pomerene
Ohin
Dene
Interstate Commer Commission
Railway Transportation Board
Interstate Commerce
Italy's King Grants Estates to People and War Veterans
Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel plans to transfer crown lands across Italy to peasants and to fund national work for former soldiers. He will convert royal properties into philanthropic venues, tax his private patrimony like any citizen, and end or reduce the civil list of about two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cress
Victor Emmanuel
Caserta
New Advance On Rhine Is Threatened
Paris reports the Supreme Council will demand removal within two weeks of a German constitutional article allowing Austrian representation in the Reichstag, citing violations of the Versailles treaty. Allies threaten occupation of Frankfurt if Germany refuses, with Article 80 restricting Austrian interference. Public note to Germany expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Austria
Hhe Council
Germany
Versailles
Torrow
Frankfort
Allies Reject Austrian Appeal
TARIS Sept 26 The Austrian peace delegation led by Chancellor Karl Renner left for Vienna to seek delay before a treaty. The Allies handed the Austrians a counter proposal and a covering letter stating Austria precipitated the end of the Austro Hungarian monarchy and will be considered for league of nations admission in the near future. The note, in French English and Italian, invites Austria to adapt to the new situation while noting objections to treating Austria as an enemy state and to reparations. Continued on next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taris
Karl Ronner
Vienna
Austrian General Assembly
Sipremio Council
Austria
Paul Dutusts
Pen Tonfurenew
Bluck
League of Nations
Renner
Parpets
Ray Bill
Senate
Boeing
Iriscaneitabies
Missouri
Reed
Maho Bornha
Washington
Polmexter
Moinsons
Hlinabrut
MeCormick
Indiana
Capitol
Thc Wei
Ti Merbaut
Southwestern
Stat
Een Besa
Wilson to Live On Special Train for 27 Days
Ashlington Sept 2 Final arrangements for President Wilson’s swing around the circle were completed today. The President will be accompanied by Mrs Wilson Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson Secretary Tumulty stenographers secret service men and about thirty correspondents. The trip includes thirty set speeches in the West and South with first at Columbus and final at Louisville on September 19. The presidential train will carry private car stenographers secret service men correspondents a dining car and baggage car a pilot engine will precede the train as a safety measure, and most party members will live on the train for twenty seven days with only brief overnights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashlington
Wilsu
Wilson
Cary T Grayson
Tumulty
Secret Service
Columbus
Louisville
Washington
Crsin
Cty
Mexicans Fire On U.S. Plane Near Laredo
Twenty five Mexican attackers opened fire on an American Army airplane sixteen miles from Laredo Texas at nine this morning. Captain David W. McNabb was wounded in the head but not seriously. Lieutenant Von De R. Johnson guided the plane to safety. Washington weighs possible punitive action and orders from General Dickman. Mexican authorities report actions against rebels and capture of five rebels, including an assassin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kin Grane
Lareo
Tex
David W. McNabb
von de R. Johnson
McNabb
Genard Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
Mexico
Captuy
Eealter
Baker
Snac
Nar
Gener Inckman
Patnal
Tigne
Ine Dent
Isabel Cruex
Pine
Fort Mclntosh
Train to move ex Kaiser baggage to Holland
AMSTrAAvAM reports a five car special train will transport baggage of former German Emperor William to Holland next week. The ex ruler has purchased an estate at Dordrecht and plans to reside there during the coming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Holland
Amstraavam
Wlsblad
Willian
Germany
Dourn
Irish Issue Alarm For Democrats Swanson Given Senate Fight
President Will Call In Hitchcock For Final Instructions Swanson carries on Senate fight as Irish demands threaten League of Nations Article X and XI revisions. Democrats fear Irish votes and push for separate reservations, raising concerns at White House and in capital circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
League of Nations
United States
League Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mioretto
William M. Hennett
Republican Primates Estatute
Board of Aldermen
la Guards
Wayor
Roubou & Habel
Lemene Iie
Ugarner
Repats
Oke
Wis
Priducidh S. Martyn
Senos+ Uueens
Richmond
Dowling
George J
Ramin Oi
Joly
Metfoory
Mineocton
Charle Wurmay
Samuel Unter Letenineer
Justice Renee
L Tormy
Miuvaky
Ee Newhuezer
Untermyer
Pals Neatinn
Yofelick
AML Bodiss
Terest
Congress
Hennett
Queens
Dome Democrats
Luce Ty Smenhatten
Bronx
Democratic Wets
Prohibition Party
Animany
Sene Court
Josaph Navini
Knights of Labor
Actors Fidelity League
Stage Hands and Musicians
American Federation of Labor
Selwyn Theatre
Florence Ziegfeld
Producing Managers’ Association
Authors League of America Net
Manor
Actor Piuity Association
Mendamus Plevdings
Equity
George M. Cohan
Biltmore
Producing Managers' Association
Mr. Cohan
Arthur Hopkins
Association
Vere
David Belasco
Twopen
New Amsterdam
Sian Bernard
Sélwyn Theatre
Archie Solwyn
Solwyn Theatre
Rank Gillore
Actors’ Equity Association
Tourvil
Sffikers
Lexington Avenue Theatre
Gallo Opera Company
Gillmore
Shubert
Gallo
Charles Shay
Shay
Mead Arthur Hawkins
Hotel Astor
Authors Langue of America
Eugene Walter
Gene Buck
Augustus
Fiat
Il Hines
Italy
Liberty Bond
John Muir & Co
Broadway
Rhine
Reichsrath
Supreme Council
Germ
Europe
U.S
Rio Grande
Carranza
Meaumont Buck
Laredo
Inews
Buck
Ganore Dickman
Milviows
Mexico City
State Department
Adam Schach Fer
Zuestocns
Tampico
John Cuerell
Ada
Okla
Colonia
Erin’s Sons
Swanson
Carter Field
Trike
Tukn
Wilesor
Foes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!