Reservations in Covenant May Winn Over Republicans
Washington dispatch reports practical lawmakers split over the peace treaty and league with reservations. Democrats expect to lose at most three votes, naming Reed of Missouri and Gore of Oklahoma as likely defections, with others needing to back reservations to clarify the Covenant’s features and protect American independence.
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Gore
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Fragmented text hints at diplomatic references
The readable fragments mention the United States Japan China relations and a reference to official interest. No clear events or persons are identifiable beyond generic diplomatic context.
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Ed Aceruss
Enshe Orn
Monroe Haces Et de Fur
Slass
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China
Radical U S policy shift urged over Mexican violence
Washington reports warn of a possible radical change in U S policy toward Mexico after a note to the Mexican foreign office dated July 22. The dispatch cites a long string of American deaths in Mexico, including the murder of Peter Catron in San Luis Potosi, as justification for action.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Mexico
Carranm
Svim Nating
Peter Catron
San Luis Powis
Milwaukee boys held in drive to break up gang
Police in Milwaukee announce a crackdown on a local gang with sixteen youths detained as part of the effort. Authorities say the operation targets gang activity in the area and seeks to curb violence and crime.
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Milwaukee
Three Auto Deaths Reported In Milwaukee Last Night
Three people died after automobile incidents in Milwaukee late Friday night. Police say two women were killed and a man injured in separate crashes, with official reports awaiting further details.
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Milwaukee
House Intervenes as Personal Collision Seems Likely
In Washington the House stepped in as a tense scene unfolded with Democrats and Republicans near a confrontation. A member rushed toward a colleague but was restrained by others amid a charged, chaotic moment.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ey Fiano
Mardy
Italians Return Home for Higher Pay, Reports Hint
Fragments indicate Italian workers traveling back to home country seeking better wages. Mentions of shipments and agents suggest industrial labor movements and possible sales of materials or ships tied to workers.
Yanks Study Turkey Question Amid European Talks
General Eur to Paris orders study of Turkey questions as diplomatic moves unfold. September 20 events indicate focus on Turkish policy and allied discussions in Europe.
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Turkey
Would Hurt Cold Storage Diter of Fork Oppor
A fragment notes a relation to cold storage and an opportunity in Fork, mentioning a writer or editor. The readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to specify.
INDEX TO TODAYS PAPER
Fragmented page index lists varied sections and topics including religion meetings politics editorials labor sport and state news. OCR reads names and scattered topics such as Democrats Treaty Labor Breeders and regional notices with unclear dates and places.
Senate Committee Moves to Speed Treaty Peace Talks
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided to notify President Wilson it would seek a White House meeting to discuss the peace treaty. It also invited former Paris advisers E. T. Williams, S. K. Hornbeck, and William C. Bullitt to testify, while considering calls to include Henry White and Generaliss before the House. No date set for resumption of hearings as capstone debate continues among Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
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White Houses
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Nebraska
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
White House
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American Peace Commission
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Will Return to Work
Sian Wir-ai Associated Press reports a brief note that an unnamed journalist will return to work after a hiatus. No further details are provided.
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Associated Press
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Election by Firemen Aims for Next Year Meeting
Brief note outlines plan for a next year meeting of firemen with sparse details about schedule or agenda. The readable text suggests organizing a gathering to discuss administrative matters and potential reforms.
Federal crackdown to lower Wisconsin egg prices
Madison attorney A C Wolfe announces federal charges against storage houses delaying egg releases. He pledges criminal prosecutions to force market placement and warns retailers to avoid inflated prices as egg costs are pressured downward. Wolfe ordered arrests of five Glidden saloonkeepers with more to come.
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Wisconsin
Wolfe
Glidden
Prosecution Sought for Food Price Gouging Amid Shortages
Attorney General Palmer told the Senate agricultural committee that dealers in necessities selling above price levels set by local price boards would be prosecuted. In St Paul federal probes show three times as much food in storage as last year, including 603,600 dozen eggs and 577,752 pounds of butter. Authorities planned further investigations into alleged destruction of food supplies while large butter seizures occurred in Chicago and Duluth under federal warrants.
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Washington, D_ C
Palmer
Senate Agricultural Committee Today
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Minn
Swift & Co
Duluth
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Mayors to Face Congress Over Living Costs Crisis
Reported from Washington that New Jersey mayors and officials will appear before Congress to demand action on rising living costs. In St Louis a federal seizure of 255,350 pounds of coffee was executed tied to an information filing against J. Aren & Co of New York.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
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New York
Chicago packers may be called to Toledo in anti trust probe
Four Chicago packing firms Swift C Co Amour & Co Wilson & Co and others face summons to testify before a county prosecutor in Toledo Ohio as part of an antitrust investigation into alleged price fixing of oleomargarine sales to consumers. Indictments against eight concerns were expected in the grand jury.
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Revocation of Railway Rights Debate in Congress
A garbled Associated Press report outlines a proposal for revoking railway rights and the contention in Congress over a five year period. The text mentions plans tied to routes through India and uncertain legal authority, reflecting procedural study and possible legislative action.
What Became of One Hundred Million
A fragmented note discusses a congressional matter involving a large sum and inquiry into its handling. References include a state or company context and a chairman’s approval, with unclear follow through and budgetary questions.
Grain and Provisions Rise in September Prices
Market notes show rising costs for grains and pork with reported rates near new highs. The report highlights strong demand and seasonal effects driving price levels higher as traders monitor futures and local offerings.
Two Die in Streetcar Crash Near Wy, VR
A streetcar collision with a vehicle in Wy, VR, resulted in two deaths and several injuries. Emergency crews transported victims, including a man from Reno, to area hospitals as investigators began work at the scene.
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Associated Press
Wmrieten
Vicnic Zarui
Reno
Appropriations Fight Delays Wing Cost Reductions
A Senate subcommittee under Townsend weighs lower cost measures and wider wage relief amid growing push for budget cuts. Departments including Labor and Commerce request funding. Justice already seeks 1.5 million. Townsend flags rapid, knowledge-limited requests and urges a complete program review.
Sugar Price War Reported At Eleven Cents A Pound
Washington reports food administration officials have stated that sugar should not retail above eleven cents per pound. The Justice Department warned wholesalers and retailers that profiteering will trigger license cancellations and criminal enforcement under the Cooke Control Act.
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Washington, D. C
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Department of Justice
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Food Administration
Judge Tecker Charges Jury in Ford Libel Suit
Mount Clemens Michigan noon update reports Judge James Tecker instructing the jury in Ford against The Chicago Daily Tribune. Verdict awaited after months of testimony, with the judge stressing fair comment while noting defenses and publication context.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Chicago Tribune
Romaining
Eleven Men Mounted Robbery in Railroad Yards
Eleven men were jailed after a robbery spree in railroad yards targeting harvest hands. The incident left several victims and a police pursuit that ended with the capture of most suspects while a few escaped. Local authorities conducted swift arrests and a manhunt.
Heddles to Examine Milwaukee Streetcar Strike Threat
C Heddles, chair of the Wisconsin labor council, announced the state board will meet tomorrow to investigate a strike threat by Milwaukee streetcar workers demanding a living wage. The move aims to avert service disruption as tensions rise in the transit dispute.
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United Press Milwauker
Mays Reinstated After Special Session Prompt
A dispatch from New York reports that a special session restored Mays by overturning a suspension, effectively nullifying President Johnson's action and reinstating the official.
Funeral of Carnegie as Simple as His Tastes
Lanox Mass mourned industrialist Andrew Carnegie with a restrained funeral at Shadow Brook his summer home. About sixty attended including Carnegie family members and intimate associates while Presbyterian rites were led by Dr William Merrill and Benson N Wiman. The service lasted about thirty minutes and the body departed for Sleepy Hollow for burial after a New York Central train ride.
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New York
Shs Carnegies
Carnegie
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Mer. Carnegie
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Benson N. Wiman
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Diver
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Wages Rise and Work Resumes on Milwaukee Contracts
The report notes wage increases and the restart of work on Milwaukee contracts. It mentions totals around 275,665 and references the brewery or contractor entities involved and the resumed labor actions.
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Milwaukee
Ten Thousand Pounds of Rice For Yamburg Item
Unclear text describes large rice shipment and market notes with scattered phrases about forecasts and northeast conditions. Readable fragments point to a goods delivery and weather observations with no cohesive event.
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