General Pershing Home at Last Amid Frenzied Welcome
United Press reports General Pershing returned to New York aboard the Leviathan, greeted by massive crowds. The commander in chief, symbol of American resolve, arrived after two years abroad, as cheers and patriotic pageantry surged along the harbor and waterfront.
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Pershing arrives amid city welcome and parades
A large crowd greets General John J. Pershing on his arrival with a reception at the Walder Astoria hotel and private events. A parade from the Battery through lower Broadway ends at City Hall where he is hosted by SUNY officials. Tonight a dinner at the Red Carlton completes the welcome, with schools and a city holiday marking the visit.
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Mexican Troops Ordered Not to Fire on American Aviators
The Associated Press reports Mexican officials instructed troops not to fire on U S aviators flying over Mexican territory. Customs officers will warn aircraft by signaling with flags and night rockets. A Carranza force summary claims Villa followers killed, 356 dead, 500 horses seized, 2 large stores of ammunition and equipment captured. Villa and eight men reportedly escaped into the mountains as pursuit continues.
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Patriotic Manifesto Issued by Mexican Women
The national council of Mexican women released a patriotic manifesto declaring the country sacred as the home and stating that Mexican women will assume men's duties toward the fatherland if men fail to act. The officers are wives of prominent Mexican generals.
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Mexico
National Council of Mexican Women
Demands of Nine Unions Presented
United Press reports F. S. Brennan of Kansas City presented the demands of nine Smnekyarads workers unions. The group represents about 329,909 workers nationwide. The unions seek wage increases of twenty to thirty cents, framed as war-dispute wage calls.
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Arriving for the G A R Convention
The Associated Press column notes hundreds of veterans converging for the G A R encampment to be held there this week, with arrivals ongoing across the city and nearby areas.
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Scotch coal situation and direct action urged
_IB Assacified Press_ Glasgow reports a union congress debate on coal nationalization and direct action. A powerful group of workers backs bold tactics while Parliament delegates responsibility for formulating policy to the government amid criticism of Premier George and perceived broken promises.
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Mexican Politics in Flux Reported by AP Mexica C13
Fragmentary AP Mexica dispatch notes Mexican senate debates and power shifts amid land reform questions. Mentions provisional governor Andres Ast of Tamaulipas, suspected interference in elections, and ongoing unrest tied to Frontistas plots.
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Wilson Defends Reservations to League Pact in Omaha Talk
President Wilson addressed critics in Omaha arguing reservations to the League of Nations would not undermine withdrawal rights and urged acceptance of the treaty. He warned against partial acceptance and insisted the document reflects honest work by major powers, urging action before the Senate and rejecting the idea of armed Pan Americanism.
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General Pershing’s Two Years Overseas Mark His Look
Veterans and officers recount changes in General John J. Pershing after two years abroad in France during World War I. The piece notes his gravity and steady demeanor now evident in public appearances and leadership.
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Four French Soldiers Burned at Mayence
Report from Paris via Associated Press states four French soldiers were burned at Mayence with one seriously injured and another near death. Details are incomplete as dispatches are fragmented. Local authorities investigate the incident amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Minnesota House Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
The Minnesota House of Representatives opened its session by ratifying the federal suffrage amendment, voting 126 to 10. The Senate followed with ratification by a 60 to 3 margin. WE Solar of Minneapolis was re elected speaker. John A. Urns of Brandon lost the senate race 87 to 28 against the nonpartisan candidate.
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American War Hero Returns Home to Heroic Welcome
Commander and former chief of the army in France, praised as the greatest fighting force the United States ever raised, is welcomed in New York. Crowds acclaim the returning hero as he passes through the city seeking rest and recognition.
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British Destroyer Sunk in North Sea Action
A British destroyer struck a mine near Sieduskaer on Wednesday, resulting in the loss of the vessel. The incident involved heavy damage and casualties, with evacuations in progress as ships from nearby ports assist the search and rescue operation.
Ottg Labwig Arrives at Lik Pole
Impreial to The Northwestern Mebodies reports the arrival of OTTG LABWIG among soldiers at Lik Pole. Convalescent Lonwis, identified as father, noted among the troop figures with Ragiteanth sireri Oshiosn listed in the brief dispatch.
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Pershing Receives General's Commission in New York
United States Secretary Baker presents General John J Pershing with his commission as full General amid patriotic cheers in New York. Officials praise Pershing's leadership in World War I and vow continued support for the American expeditionary forces, with President Wilson sending warm though remote congratulations.
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Wilson Declares He Speaks For People Not a Party
President Wilson on the train toward Sioux Falls insists he represents the American people and not any party. He defends the peace treaty, cites bipartisan support, and warns critics that the charter aims to secure American interests and world peace.
Tie-up Depends Upon Hines
Detroit dispatch reports that railway workers in the United States and Canada plan a strike unless wage and work demands are met. The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers favors a strike, seeking a daily $1 wage increase and a standard wage agreement. Director General Hines is expected to offer a compromise, likely rejected, with union officers hopeful for eventual rail administration acceptance.
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Argument Against Federal Control of Meat Industry Surfaces Again
Dr J M Wilson president of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association told the Senate Agriculture Committee the west opposes federal licensing of meatpacking. He testified for others and criticized the Federal Trade Commission report, noting most territories show opposition to federal ownership or control and strong desire for laws to repress monopoly.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Woo Gravens Association
Federal Trade Commission
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Miniature riot at a Socialist picnic unfolds
At a Socialist picnic in Milwaukee a derisive remark during Sheriff Robert Buech speech led a former serviceman to lead a Nylog squadron of ex soldiers who grabbed the speaker from the platform and tore clothing and bruised faces. No arrests were reported.
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Gigantic Swindle Uncovered in Stock Case in Chicago
Four men confessed to police in a major stock swindle case described as one of the era’s most fantastical. A raid on their downtown site led by the state’s attorney's aide uncovered an estimated 32 million dollar fraud involving fake land and worthless bonds.
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Missouri
Senator Johnson to Speak in Sioux Falls
Senator Hiram Amasen of California set to address a large Sioux Falls crowd on September 16, focusing on international issues. President Wilson’s trains are expected to arrive from Omaha around 2:30 p.m., and Johnson will give about 30 addresses during the day before boarding his train.
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Wilson
Omaha
Closed by strike at Lackawanna coal fields
Dense OCR fragment from Scranton report notes a coal strike action in Lackawanna and nearby talless with thousands of workers protesting. Mentions Amex and Carmmends, unclear dates, and an alleged medical issue. No clear names or outcomes.
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Two Black People Fatally Harmed by a Mob
A violent mob attack left two Black individuals dead in a street confrontation. Police investigations are ongoing as officials seek witnesses and review surveillance for accountability.
Strike in Tokyg Forces, Rife With Unclear Demands
Fragmentary OCR notes report a strike in Tokyg with mentions of Friday events on September 5 and references to troop withdrawals. Details are unclear and names or locations are not fully legible.
Weather forecast for Wisconsin region cools after shower
A Wisconsin area forecast indicates cooler conditions following a scattered shower system. The forecast calls for temporary relief from heat with a transition to more autumnlike temperatures and variable skies. There is no severe weather expected in the near term.
America Will Not Meddle and Muddle in World Affairs
Special to The Northwestern reports that the United States will not meddle in every world quarrel yet must play a part to prevent major wars. President Wilson’s tour and Article X of the league covenant draw keen Senate attention as supporters urge passage while opponents seek modifications before ratification.
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