U S Asks Japan To Give Up Her Colony in Shantung
The article reports the United States pressing Japan to surrender its Shantung colony and notes the first treaty vote was delayed with Hitchcock's assent. It covers widespread publisher protests in New York, plans to move west, and potential permanent suspensions if demands are not moderated.
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U.S
Japan
Shantung
Hitchcock
Wester
Tyassob
Frintere
Laague
Ponty
New York
Maine
Wall Street Strife Spurs Youngers and Workers Protest
In a rural center near the city, a clash erupts as workers and young onlookers march amid Wall Street style rhetoric. Police intervene as traders deal in puts and calls while deman ders press for wage increases from 9 to 10 dollars a day, signaling unrest over pay and conditions.
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Wall Streets
Urigal
Wall Street
Mitty
Feher Roy
Marion
Neworr
Gaillans To Be Tried In Peace Intriguant Case
A historic French legal matter centers on former premier Caillaux related charges and prewar tensions. The tribunal orders further action as authorities pursue clues connected to Germany and the Caillaux case amid a charged political climate.
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Mus
Dosepaailinus
France
Fae
Germany
Louis Toustalot
Paul Omby
Caillaux
Texas Storm Devastation Marks Hundreds Dead
Corpus Christi and nearby towns reel from a tropical cyclone. Dozens of bodies fill the morgue as searchers pull victims from debris. Port Aransas Aransas Pass Rockport and other communities report numerous deaths and millions in property losses with aid slow to reach the stricken area.
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Publi
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Brownsville
Eaid
Penrose Man Wins In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on September 17 Congressman I Hampton Moore won the Republican mayoral nomination over Judgerol M Patterson by plurality. Moore carried the Bloody Ward by 68 votes amid a history of gang turmoil and strong newspaper and civic group support.
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Judgerol M. Patterson
Philadelphia
City Mall
Moore
United State Senior Hotel
Benrose
Mudge Patterson
Hiwin T. Ware
Tn Dringwa
Wirth
Organina Son
Tesrar
New York
Varch Discusses Troops in Siberia
Washington dispatches suggest Miles may have decided against using a force to counter Russia. General Maren told the House Committee he knew nothing official about the dispatches but noted Russia and Iberia were treated as two countries in the discussion.
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Sikeria
Maren
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Iberia
Allies Driven To Ships in Fiume Revolt
Allies report no armed clash at Fiume on September 12 13 as 1000 troops land from Istria and Slavonia. Rebels push English patrol from the Governors palace while Allied powers depart by ship amid censorship and tension.
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Slavonia
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Paros
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Steel Strike Nears as Unions Seek Action
Pittsburgh dispatch notes Amalgamated Association and 23 other unions push for immediate steel strike action while urging delay if industrial conference yields no plan. Wilson urged postponement. mixed views exist among union leaders with Gompers weighing postponement if no harm. Tokyo and Washington reports discuss Shantung, King Chow, and Japan China settlement timing amid broader postwar tensions.
Mine Workers Urged To Aid Steel Strike
Cleveland report says Mother Jones and Ukemuti Initten for organicne Nietron steel works chair urged the United Mine Workers of America to back the proposed steel strike. Jones opposed any postponement and warned miners to ignore contrary reports as the strike was arranged for next Monday.
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Ukemuti Initten
Organicne Nietron Ani Steel Works
Mother Jones
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Steel Boss Gary Comments on Union Involvement
Gary of United States Steel Corp told reporters after a Broadway meeting that there is no news and that executives simply held a routine session. He noted the union’s demand and implied most workers are not ready to strike, suggesting the agitation is not yet decisive.
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Albert H. Gary
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Man Under Ocean Radio Flier in Air at New London
Nearly 20 Edison Society of Electrical Engineers visiting Griswold Hotel joined Captain J R De Frees aboard the destroyer Blakeslee for tests of radio communication with a submarine. About 100 engineers on the government sub chaser observed as a hydroplane rose to 4000 feet and radio contact was established with the submarine and convoy vessels through air and water.
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Bronx Women Oust Chairman of Republicans
Republican women of the Bronx ousted chairman John J. Knewitz after accusing him of dismissive remarks and seeking disproportionate voice in party management. Richard W. Lawrence elected county committee chair, with a special meeting planned to install a female co-chair. Milligan led opposition. Knewitz denied fault. Party harmony cited as goal amid broader Tammany influences concerns.
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Richard W. Lawrence
Bronx
Bronx County Republican Committee
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Chairan Lawrence
Bronx Y. M.C. A
Lawrence
James A. Milligan
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Oder
Knowne
Cordelia Robinson
Ata
Tribune
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Australian Ace to Ely Home Over the Pacific
Captain Erick Donaldson, with 1,900 hours in war service, plans the final leg of his journey from France to Australia by air. He will fly across the Pacific via Hawaii from San Francisco in a Sopwith two center aircraft similar to the transatlantic craft used by Harry Hawker. An airfield near San Francisco will host the flight after navigator selection. favorable weather could ease the feat.
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United States
Harry Hawker
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Treaty Debate Divides Senate Over Reading and Amendments
In a tense session Democrats hailed progress while Republicans faced a staggered timetable as Senator Hitchcock pressed for immediate readthrough of the new treaty and amendments. Lodge resisted, urging cautious steps and signaling delays to protect party positions amid gallery applause and partisan clashes.
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