Wisconsin Special Session to Tackle Soldier Education and Blue Sky Law
Madison Wis The Wisconsin legislature was summoned by Gov Philipp to meet September 4 in special session to handle six measures. Key items include education for soldiers and amendments to the Blue Sky law with proposals to fund student aid and adjust school appropriations. The session aims to conclude within three days.
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Courtmartial Practices Examined in Prev. Washington Report
Associate reports from Washington detail seven investigations into wartime courtmartial practices. The piece outlines procedures, potential biases, and reforms amid ongoing scrutiny of military justice during the era.
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Washington, D. C
India Peace Treaty Debate Delivers Sharp Exchanges in Senate
US Senate foreign relations committee hears critics and supporters of the India peace treaty. Dudley Fel staffer from the American associations argues the treaty guarantees India self determination, while opposition claims it cedes too much to Britain. The discussion also covers the League of Nations and Wilson’s upcoming travel, with partisan clashes over its merits and implications for postwar order.
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Washington, D_ C
India
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Senate
Matone
Brita
Genee Ible
Ogland
Kbey
Germany
Russia
Congress Debate on Delaying Currency Reform
A late potential congressional resolution urged delaying the currency reform plan and called for joint action by capital and labor to address industrial cost pressures. The measure sought to prevent delays from the president's absence and to ensure timely approval of necessary economic steps.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Eeodenburs Republicus
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Miraiacsd
Bass Canital
Tabor
Congress
Army denounces court martial bias in inquiry hearings
Former acting judge advocate general Samuel T. Ansell testified before the Senate military subcommittee that inquiries into army courts martial were biased. He charged that the Army tribunal headed by Major General Kernan favored continued court martial procedures and criticized the involvement of the American Bar Association committee and Inspector General Cramber.
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Judice
Crowder Cedar
Samuel T. Ansell
Jedae
Senate
Anssell
American Bar Assocution Committee
Cenem
Army Tribunal
Genexzi Kernan
Soviet claims victory in Ukraine with Kupiansk fall
British and Soviet reports describe Bolshevik capture of Kupiansk and Paytovek, with Pskov advance, a heavy bombardment at Viborg, and related naval actions near Petrograd. An Archangel explosion killed twenty, with forty missing after a large ammunition target blast.
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Viborz
Finkund
Associated Press
London
Kup Wansk
Kharkov
Pargisk
Don River
Voronezh
Hepiansk
Paytovek
Archangel
Governors Report State Food Conditions
Governors meet to aid the federal effort to lower living costs. They plan to supply constant local food-condition reports to help federal authorities assess cooperations and inform policy. The tentative plan follows a governors’ conference and aligns with national leadership goals.
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Gey Assaccsted Press
Washington
Palmer
Garinerma
Divorced Actress Janet Bercher Weds New York Physician
Announcement of the marriage between Janet Bercher and Dr. Richard Horace Gorman a prominent New York physician. The city clerk performed the ceremony. Mrs. Hoffman's divorce from her first husband Harry M. Gogges tewmer occurred at White Plains on March 31. The couple will live in New York after the wedding.
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Janet Bercher
Bia Oy
Guggenheiz Aertha Wyndham Imex
Richard Horace Gorman
New York
Hoffman
Harry M. Gogges
White Piins
Elevators Profit Reported in Fort Wilma and Pot Arbor
A fragmented report indicates terminal elevators at Fort Wilma and Pot Arbor reported a profit from sale proceeds and averages for the period ending August 21. The board chair and state comptroller noted an audit prepared by Prue and Waterhouse, with figures around 32,405.353 dollars.
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Fort Wilma
Pot Arbor
Iwent Wien
Audi
Goreen- Prte
Waterhouse
G. Gast
Pointexter Pushes Labor and Capital Reform
Fragmented OCR reveals Senator Pointexter of the Republican party pressing for government action to compel labor and capital to cooperate. The note cites Senate labor committee debates and calls for a united front amid political contention and constitutional concerns.
Pork price drop signals consumer relief a week away
Assorted press report from Chicago notes meat prices falling with pork at about 14.59 per hundred pounds and hog buyers active as declines seem likely. Cattle sales started around 675 per hundred, while consumer benefit from lower figures is delayed by about a week as official release posts. Stock market opening shows lively activity with United States Steel dividend news and Crude Steel among leaders, but some declines amid currency setbacks and rumors around American Telephone.
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Chicago
Ube
New York
United States Steel
Crucidie Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Proms
American Telephone
Sterling Exchange
Wilson Plans thirty city tour in twenty one states
President Wilson’s peace treaty and league covenant tour is set to cover about 39 900 miles in 27 days with stops in 30 cities across 21 states. The itinerary begins next Wednesday from Washington and ends September 30, touring the West Midwest and Pacific coast including Kansas City Omaha Indianapolis Seattle Salt Lake City and more.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Kansas City
Nebraska
Minnesota
Prantina
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Reno
Denver
Kansas
Oklahoma
League
West
Middle West
Ohio
Hardins
New and
Watson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Califord
Idrhe
Johnson
Borah
G Washingtes
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Senster
Shentung Settlement
Armin
Ghig Grange Backs Wilson in Unanimous Support
The Ohio grange with 86,090 members voices unanimous support for President Wilson’s stance on tariff, urging compromise and industrial peace. Officials wire that 5,009 members join business and labor in seeking lower price levels and stable markets.
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United Press
Ohio
Wilson
Welcome by Congress to General Pershing Senate style
In Washington DC a formal welcome by Congress to General Pershing is arranged, with two committees appointed to organize the event. The purpose is to honor the general in a Senate guided ceremony as part of official U.S. congressional acknowledgment.
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Congress
General Pershing
Senate
Wreshington
D. C
Coveres
United States
Cudahy Packing Company Charged With Meat Report Failure
District Attorney charges Cudahy Packing Company with failure to file the required meat import and export reports for more than a year, as mandated by the state food commission. Proceedings outline alleged noncompliance with reporting of meat movement and storage.
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Informacion
WC Yabel
Aui Food Commission
Ericen
Mexis
Ian
Double Barreled Action Promises 16 Force Prices Down
Chicago dispatch reports government officials preparing to force price cuts across retailers as wholesale markets slump. Sugar seized last week will go on sale at 10 cents a pound, while beef, hogs, and produce show a broad downward trend though retail effects remain uncertain. Markets for cattle and sheep are weaker, hogs slide, and price drops spread through futures and grain trading. Authorities also plan court action against major packers in a bid to curb price manipulation.
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Chicago
Felti Es
Lestrict
Clyne
Washington
Seattle
Abeep
Nousewlves
Board of Trade
St. Paul
Twin Cities
United States
Department of Justice
South St .Paul
Regulators Hear Call for Packer Industry Reform
A Washington based Associated Press report notes moderate government control would be welcomed by industry observers. The proposal includes requiring representation of workers on boards of directors and expanding oversight, with debate over licensing and stock sales rules continuing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
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Contea
Labor leaders meet Wilson amid steel strike fears
Gompers and AFL officials meet President Wilson to urge mediation with United States Steel over alleged discrimination against union workers. A nationwide strike threat lingers as executives press for a coastwise standstill and a formal conference with Wilson to avert a broader labor upheaval.
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Woastington
Sunmeel Gomperst
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Lolaye
Ferennen
United Press
Washington
Asruel Gompers
American Federation of Tbhor
Gomo Rers
Judge Gar
Uniten States Steel Corporation
Gary
Warren 3S. Stone
Engineers
Hines
Pacific Coast
Tohir
Americal Federation of Labor Executive Committee
Steel Men's Committee
James Mulholland
Alien, Iron and Steel Workers’ Council
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Nationa
Indu Ira
John Fizyoureck
Evans Wulan Kagnon
Willfarm
U S Agent Foiled Major German Plot in 1918
Dr Paul Bernardo Amendorf, a US military intelligence officer, posed as a German captain and colonel to organize 45000 Mexicans for an invasion of the United States during the July 1918 western front drive. He alerted the U S government to prevent the attack and helped foil numerous German conspiracies including the Black Tom explosion and a submarine raid on the Atlantic coast.
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Paul Bernardo Amendorf
United States
Western Front
U. S
Altendorf
New York
Atlantic
Wilson's Official Itinerary for President Wilson
The official itinerary lists a nationwide tour with stops in Columbus, Indianapolis, St Louis, Des Moines, Grand Falls, St Paul and Minneapolis, Blamourck, Billings, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Reno, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne, Denver, Pueblo, Wichita, Little Rock, Memphis, Louisville, and ending with arrival in Washington at 11 a.m. on September 30. The schedule spans September 2 to September 30 with daily addresses, events, and overnight stays.
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Wilson
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Indianapoli
St Louis
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Cheyenne
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Cole
Wichita
Kansas
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Okla
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Memphis
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Louisville
Armive
Railroads Spruce Dispute Denies Ryan Involvement
United Press reports Jane D Ryan former aircraft production director had no role in the Chicago Saint Paul and Milwaukee extension near spruce forests. Brigadier General Disque releases a letter to Senator Thomas Colorado stating Ryan avoided matters, while Milwaukee line pursued timber to conserve War Department funds amid aircraft production concerns.
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Jane D Ryan
Chicago, St. Paul and Milwaukee Railroad
Thomas Colorado
Frear House
Kran
Pacific Northwest
Aliwaukee
War Department
Blilwaukee Railroad
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Portland
Omro Man Heads List of Officers in Local Assembly
An Omro man heads the list of officers as volunteers convene a meeting in the afternoon. Ballard is named president with A. M. Less and H. L. Bacon among attendees. one candidate is reportedly rejected. The region’s political leadership and future plans were the focus of the session.
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County W. C. T. S Elects Officers
Special session of the Northern Pennsylvanian meeting records the County W C T S electing officers. President Nenvletta Sesier named along with vice president Carat Merosca and secretary Mex. veiern. Nenar orres nonéima serte tars. Mrs. Cattere Gan trraeker, Mere, Edward Fu hot.
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Fine for flying too near farmer roof
A disjointed notice reports a fine for operating a craft too close to a farmer's roof. Scattered phrases mention court activity, weather notes, and a Saturday fair with moderate temperatures, all appearing garbled and incomplete.
Knox Declares Versailles Peace a Dangerous War Maker
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania and a Republican foreign relations member urged the Senate to refuse U.S. participation in the Versailles settlement. He called the treaty hard and cruel, urged a separate peace with Germany, and proposed renouncing indemnities and participation in commissions to preserve world peace while pursuing a legal code and league. He warned the treaty would empower Germany and threaten global stability.
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Ohio
League of Nations Covenant
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Texas
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Poland
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Freighter damaged in Ambrose Channel collision
A 23554 ton freighter Munairess of the Manson line was badly damaged in a collision today with a British freighter near Ambrose Channel. Heavily damaged but able to proceed under own steam, the Munairess anchored at Redhooks Fiata before moving on. No lives lost. Authorities report no further danger to the vessel or crew.
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