Wilson Opposes All Reservations and Covenant Role
President Wilson insists the United States should not join or be bound by reservations to the covenant, arguing such changes would force renegotiation with Germany. He warns the issue could draw the nation into European conflicts and jeopardize neutrality while resisting Article X. He urges maintaining U.S. independence from mutual defense obligations and criticizes burdening the republic with foreign entanglements.
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Brewsener
Garobereer
Mery Wilson
Loteule
Romney
Balkans
United States
Oklahama
Witney Wats
Tie
Bugbee Wins Primary Race In New Jersey
Bugbee won the Republican nomination for Governor in New Jersey with heavy turnout amid debates over the Public Utility Commission. Early returns showed Bugbee leading Runyon and Raymond. Nugent led Democratic hopeful Edwards as Scranton-style party dynamics shaped the state race and legislative slate.
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Bugbee
New Jersey
Newton A. Ke Bayshou
Trenton
Goveyyer
Jersey
William M Hanson
United Supnert
Amti- Salem League
Migher
Lew Wood
Gino
Thuayag I. Raymond
Newark
Warine
King
Hound Fhoek
Menumerat
Comeil
Ujss
Marly
Roatoy
Bedward J. Edwards
Dorsey Foy
Daynes Th. Nurert
New Hhspreinclaw
Tainus Smith
Fry
Frank Melexmy Newerk
Wheste
Public UK Commission
Wighee
Runyon
United State Sinateside
Arguey
Tudge
Bugben
Hewnen
Nugent
Cotal
Bughes
Raymond
Vary King
Ki Werd
McDermit
Lodge Wins Senate Calls First Test in Treaty Fight
The Senate voted 43 to 40 to set the program for full amendments under Republican leadership. Johnson aims to press for action on his amendment as debate shifts to Friday. Reports place Johnson's allies seeking a vote while administration leaders seek to control timing and leverage amid a tight, partisan battle over treaty reservations.
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Lodge
Senate
Johnson
Washington
Iteleoe
Marshall
Bades
Tieppiti
McCwalien
North Dahon
Eve Heul
Reid
Thomas Wan
Calley
Hirany W
Wich
United St
Lexus
Setistor Johnson
Duhneon
Moses
New Hempshire
Fisher
Joanson
California
Ladee
Jalmann
Eserva Hons
Snaders
Hom Venert
Johnzon
Oregon
Borah
British Not to Put Tariff on American Automobiles
A deputation of American car makers questioned Britain's Board of Trade on tariffs. LOAUM reports that Minister for National Service and Reconstruction Sir Auckland C. fides said Britain has little fear of American competition due to existing duties, costs of private cars, freight, packing, insurance, and exchange rates providing protection. The piece notes ongoing political maneuvers, the Kenyon resolution, and calls for possible labor dispute legislation amid a major strike wave affecting industry and Congress.
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Ken You
Steel Corporation
Kenyon
Congress
French Chamber Asks Peace Parley Details
PAIUS Sept 25 reports the French Chamber of Deputies debating peace terms. Government urged full public official reports beyond secret diplomas. Barthou and Viviani pressed for government to provide information to the peace commission while Wilson reportedly advised the premier.
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Chamber of Hities
Urgal
ML Msan
Louis Barthow
Peace Commission
M. Vivnan
Chineman
Dellved
Wilson
Premien Ch
Striker Killed By Troopers In Steel Riot
FARRELL Pennsylvania September 24 A deadly riot left one striker dead and three others wounded by rifle fire as twenty state troopers tried to disperse strikers and sympathizers at Staunton Street and Greenfield Avenue. Four men were injured and two jailed after shots fired. Police increased patrols and sworn in deputies amid fears of further violence.
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Tho Crawd
John Handzak
Buhl
Sharon
Elle Echio
James Gibson
Mercer County
Butler
Round Up of Red Steel Agitators Arrested in Gary
Gary sepia era report says Mike Yelovity was arrested by local authorities on Federal tips for distributing pamphlets among strikers urging government overthrow. He was held on $10,000 bond and faces Indiana sedition charges recently enacted.
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Gary, Inc
Sepia
Mike Yelovity
Indiana
Yelovity
Missing College Bride Found After Secret Marriage
Special correspondence from Halti more details a Columbia University student George D Bushfield married secretly last April his wife disappeared September 18 from her aunt Mrs Pax Madison Avenue Baltimore. They were located in Canton Ohio by her husband her father and a National Intelligence Service captain. A telegram tipped her location after she cashed a $250 tuition check in Manila Ky. The couple plans to return to New York to resume studies.
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George D. Bushfield
Columbia University Ath- Inte
Columbia
Canton
Ohio
Benjamin D. Fox
Maysville
Kennedy
National Intelligence Service
New York
Bushfield
Joseph Pax
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Evelyn Man
Manila
Herourney
Brokers Insure Securities While Transferring Through Wall Street
Street brokers face rising crime as hold ups and burglaries surge in New York. Insurers discuss policies to cover securities in transit, including using former police to guard messengers. Thieves have stolen about 95 000 in loot recently, with incidents at offices on West Twenty Ninth Street and at several firms yielding silk and cash losses.
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Wall Street
the Tribune
West Twenty Ninth Street
Silx
Paris Skirt’ Company
D. & Tl, Herman & Co
Loyal Dress House
Taidore Friesman
Seventh Avenue
Friesman
Strike Gains as Big Mills Stand Firm in Nationwide Clash
The Pittsburgh area reports a day of mixed results amid a broad strike. Major mills including Monongahela Valley plants stay open while others such as Duquesne and Edgar Thomson retain operations, yet clashes with police flare in several towns. Authorities reinforce with hundreds of troopers to curb rioting and frustrate strikers.
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Theodore M. Knappen
Pittsburgh
Ets
von Nlanta
American Steel and Ware Company
A. M. River Coapanp
Oliver Tron and Steel Cumpany
I Spong
Chelfany Camapans
Dunane Laughlin
Fosces
Duquesne
Ompstead
Edgar Thomson
OuteWe
Youngatown
Inva Land
Chicago
Birmingham
Alu
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