Wilson Advocates Treaty as New World Order Charter
President Wilson spoke at Convention Hall Kansas City to urge ratification of the peace treaty, framing it as a charter for a new world order. He argued arbitration and consultation must replace force, emphasized effective disarmament, and warned against delaying action as threats in Europe and Russia loom.
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Kansas City
Wilson
Missouri
Convention Hall
Brosheet Wilson
B A Parsons
Kranms Cas] Cchamber of Commerce Arbitration For Force
America
Forte
Lea. of Nations
United States
Uiitart
Russa
Moscow
Russia
Fussa
Europe
Wilhelmsc
Petrograd
Phonis Ani
Armed miners march to force unionization at Coal River
Five hundred miners equipped with arms move toward the Coal River area to pressure union recognition. Government officials, including West Virginia Governor and Secretary Baker, discuss troop deployment while miners head toward and shell of the region. Provisional plans indicate troops may be sent from Camp Sherman if orders are given.
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Coz
Paci Little Cosi
Zor Jonn J. Cornwell
Noa
Rman
Guyan Sid Yester
Lore County
Kanawha
Bandits Used Ammunition Made by Federal Arsenal
Mexico City authorities report a brush with bandits near the Lions Desert revealed ammunition manufactured at the federal arsenal. Military orders aim to prevent sale of government troop ammo as dealers faced seizures at the Thieves’ Market, with authorities tracing shipments to the arsenal.
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Federal Arsenal
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mar J
Tea Prices Rise Promptly In Shaky Markets
A garbled London press item notes a sudden tea price increase affecting penny buns and daily purchases. The misspelled report suggests substantial financial shifts and public reaction to the higher cost of tea and related goods.
Quintet of Erasies: United Press brief item
A terse United Press capsule notes five era changes or time markers, with brief fielding of names and dates obscured by OCR. The readable fragment suggests a quick rundown of notable shifts across contexts, leaving specifics unclear.
Washington Representative Loomis of National Grange decries farm unfairness
A.M. Loomis, Washington representative of the National Grange with over 760,000 members, says some congressional proposals to curb the high cost of living are unfair to farmers. He argues policy changes would burden farmers more than other groups.
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A.M. Loomis
Washington
National Grange
Fr. Loomis
World’s Greatest Document Shaped by American Principles
The speech extols the covenant of the League of Nations and arbritration over war, praising American influence in shaping international law. It criticizes German militarism, warns against monarchic rule, and cites Armenia as a moral test of the treaty’s reach, urging unity among nations to defend peace.
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Mes Peleus
Armenia
Weitts
League of Nations
Wine Dinners and Nocturnal Tours In Dealings
United Press reports depositions about wine dinners and nocturnal auto tours in the Catekill mountains sworn by Mellisa Brown and Mary Hinaidh. The records concern Mme Am’s divorce from the defendant and question the competence of testimony. However the evidence may be suppressed as improper, with questions about the veracity of the depositions and potential challenges to their admissibility.
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United Press
Catekill
Mellisa Brown
Mary Hinaidh
Corel
Zunpre
President Wilson's Special Train Reaches Rim City
Presential train stops for breakfast as President Wilson's special journey progresses. Officials report handshakes and brief greetings at Rim City amid routine stops.
Famous Sistine Chapel Choir Heads to U S Tour
Members of the world renowned Sistine Chapel choir from the Vatican have arrived in Boston with over sixty other singers from Rome and will soon tour the United States and Canada including major cities.
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Sistine Chapel
Vatican
U_S
the Vaticas
Rome
Bozten
United States
Canada
Boston
Teistuts
Luigi Centilli
Eto Cecchini
Don Santos
Auguste and
Albert
Treaty Reservations Debate Sees Polarized Senate Fight
US Senators and reservation leaders clash over Article X wording as they seek to shape U S stance on the League of Nations. Lodge and mild reservations factions push for compromises while aggressive opponents press for broader opposition and possible U S withdrawal if evading obligations.
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Martin
League of Nations
Tade Pkiin
Trihis
Lodzo
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
INDEX OF TOR AIA FOR ALLIED WAR EXPENSES
Fragmented OCR text outlines allied war expense indexing with figures such as 738 dollars, mentions France minister and reductions in rates. It references New York, the Rockler amendment, churches, stages, and a town civic context. The readable fragments imply a government budget or wartime expense document with broad references to commissions and public proposals.
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France
Hive An
Weather Summary for Wisconsin Area Stumbles on Forecast
Fragmentary notes indicate a 6 September weather update with scattered references to temperatures and observations. Mentions a warm spell and potential changes in conditions, though exact figures and timing remain unclear.
Promising Cummins Railroads Bill Emerges in Senate
The Cummins bill for railroads, introduced by Senator Cummins of Iowa, aims to preserve and enlarge ICC powers while adopting features from Esch-Pomerene and other plans. It would grant the ICC control over security issues based on expert valuation, curb stock watering, and impose penalties, with a tentative form requiring labor concessions and a strong transportation board to regulate routing and traffic.
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Washington, DC
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
Cumsnins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Interstacea and Foreign Commerce
Esch
Wisconsin
Yume
Camimins
Hay
Xieni
Seriies
Transportation Board
Wil
Eich
Wilson on Kansas City Peace Talks and League Vision
Fragmented remarks attribute a Wilson speech in Kansas City praising the League of Nations as a peace charter substituting arbitration for force. He argues democracies must curb autocracy, notes Russia under a cruel influence, and urges prompt action on Armenia and postwar ethics while defending U S leadership and Philippine independence context.
No slump in realty after Prohibition era
New York reports no depreciation in property values post Prohibition. Realty operators say closures of saloons led to replacements by restaurants, men's furnishing stores, drug stores or cigar shops. New fronts improved appearance and neighboring stores benefited as rents rose with the new tenants.
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United Presa
New York
Salsons
Noted Vessels Of War Now Specter Fleet
London reports a specier fleet of 169 warships in Medway, a floating museum of junk. Some ships worn by long patrols and battles, others aged by submarines and campaigns like Jutland and the Dardanelles. Many are rusting hulks awaiting isolation, with machinery balked and crews faded from glory.
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Associated Press
London
Jutland
Dardanelles
River Medway
Zeebruzke
Gantess
Che
Meeting to Discuss Industrial Relations
A fragmented report outlines a meeting on industrial relations with delegates from Long Island and national labor groups. The event aims to address labor issues and executive arrangements, though the text is badly garbled and many details are unclear.
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Plilippine Islands
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Tesson
Quintet OF Erasies
Grange
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Associated Pres
Wesson
Paris
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Great Britain
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Leing
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Faust
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Spatien
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Reulf
Bern
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Feria
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Tb Chass
Mermind
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Treiesen
Mashington
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Chicago
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York
Rockler
Seale
Warker
Wisconsin—Fair
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League of Mations
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Philippines
Specter Fleet
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Long Island
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