Wilson Warns Treaty Delay Threatens World Order
President Wilson warned in St Paul that world governments failing to settle issues could collapse, urging a genuine settlement to avoid a generation of chaos. He spoke at three Twin Cities venues detailing revolution in mindset and the danger to public order if no lasting justice is achieved.
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Blatt
St, Paul
Wilton
Minneapolis
Tam Ur
Tam
Cane
Wilson
Twin Cities
Minnesota
St. Paul
Paul
Peace Treaty Debate Opens in Senate Tomorrow
Washington Sept 9 Formal consideration of the German peace treaty will begin in the Senate tomorrow with the treaty before it. Senator Lodge to file the 2000 word majority report alongside the treaty while Senator Hitchcock submits the minority report. The majority urges four reservations and thirty nine amendments. the minority favors ratification without change. Reports will be public in open session as executive-session practice is anticipated to be set.
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Turk Tribune
Washington Brean Washington
Germany
Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Wilson
Police Quit Rowdies Loot Boston Shops
Boston faced mob violence as police strike action triggered shop looting and window smashing across districts. Volunteers, ex-soldiers, and state police aided the response. about 200 Roxbury residents formed a volunteer force while authorities prepared for emergencies and warned of possible further unrest.
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Rowdies
Boston
There and Back available for Servite
Governor Coolidge mobilized one hundred pretropolitan park policemen for city duty. State police and guards from major employers, including many veterans, are patrolling and armed. Federal authorities guard valuable property as labor tensions rise. Union leadership reports high turnout while officers face suspension for union ties. President Lowell urges student preparedness amid looming strike. An emergency committee begins enrolling volunteers. The strike vote tallies show strong support to strike.
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Thd
Rusbury
Uisse
State Police
Metropolitan Park Police
Coolidge
Peters
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Carmen's
Curtis
Crowley
Equre
Pierce
Servite
Wko
Empiont
Unio
Shin
Lowell
Harvard University
Dean Greanough
Patrolmen's Union
American
Mexico Protests U S Air Patrols
Mexico protests against American army airplanes crossing the border, voicing the issue in the U S state department. Salvador Dingo Fernandez, head of Foreign Affairs, said protests occurred in Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, and Lower California.
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Mnawy
United States State Department
Salvador Dingo Fernandez
Sonor
Chuuahua
Coahuila
California
Strike halts burials and weddings in Paris suburbs
Paris authorities report municipal workers in sixty eight suburbs walked out for better conditions. The strike suspends marriage and burial services for suburban residents and may cut water supply as water company workers join the walkout.
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Paris
Paria
Pershing Gets Tribute From 50 000 Children
General Pershing attended a New York Central Park event where about 50 000 schoolchildren, many waving tiny flags, cheered and saluted the stern commander. He waved, smiled, and saluted youths, then urged them to remember their duty to the country as teachers and crowds watched with pride and admiration.
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Pershing
Aieral Pershing
Central Park
General Pershing
New York
Pershing's Horse Delayed by Quarantine Red Tape
Report on Kedron the sorrel horse sent by France to General Pershing for a Fifth Avenue parade ride. Kedron's quarantine at Newport News delayed arrival. Secretary Houston of Agriculture lobbied to speed the process. Virginia Legion members offered another sorrel mare. crowd cheered Pershing as children sang America and the Hymn of the Republic.
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Agricult
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Saumur
France
Kedron
Pershing
United States
Fifth Avenue
Newport News
New York
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Virginia
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America
Deal
Europe
Perehing
Rane
Bown Arvan
Corps of Red Cross
110Th Street
Paris
London
Rome
Great War Parade to Salute Pershing on Fifth Avenue
General Pershing leads the 1st Division in a farewell parade through New York today marking a wartime pause before demobilization. More than 10,000 soldiers assemble along Harlem River and marching routes while crowds fill 5th Avenue with expectant spectators.
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5Th Avenue
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Ist
Mount Lee
Isl
Soissons
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Washington
Divizon
America
Perking
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Mayor's Committee of Welcome
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S66th Street
167Th Street
16Th Street
Broadway
Htroons
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