Pagans to Rule East by Treaty in Senate Debate
Washington October 14 The Senate held a three hour attack on the Shantung amendment by Senator Norris and a ten minute counter by Senator Borah as it debated the peace treaty Readers expect possible vote on Shantung amendment Wednesday Norris finishes his speech charging President Wilson with misstatements about Shantung Senator Borah questions Wilson on John Hoy as secretary of state criticizes Japanese plans to drive Christianity from Asia warns ratifying treaty could extend Japanese rule over Shantung He accuses opponents of turning Shantung over to paganism and hindering Christian missions The foreign relations committee chairman planned to speak on the amendment today but delay occurred to allow Norris to finish his address and ongoing debate on the treaty continues
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Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
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Barbateo
John Hoy
Korea
Asia
United States
Shantune
Tapan
Loace
Foreign Relations Grmmittee
Norria
Seditious Bills Out In Gary Urging Troop Eviction
Chicago dispatch reports Gary Indiana began wide distribution of unsigned bills calling for the removal of U S troops. Proclaimed as a proclamation of the communist party the leaflets urged mass meetings while no disorders were observed. Workers returned gradually amid reopened plants and mixed turnout in Gary South Chicago and nearby plants.
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Indiana Warrior
Wisconsin Steel Company
Tnternational Tlarvester Company
Inter-State Steel and Tron Company
Vpolice
Soo
Wisconsin
Inter-State
Federal
John Fitzpatrick
National Committee For Organiziation of
Steel Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Governor Denies Clemency for Fitzgerald in Illinois
In Springfield on December 14, Governor Lowden refused clemency for James Fitzgerald, sentenced to hang in Chicago next Friday for the murder of Jeanette Wilkinson, despite a plea from Fitzgerald's wife.
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Ilia
Get
James Pfitzgerald
Chicago
Tittle Jeanette Wilkinson
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Fitzgerald
Wilson Holds His Own Rest Cure Bulletin Says
President Wilson remains in the rest cure in week three with normal vital signs. Doctors Grayson Ruffin and Stitt report gradual improvement and note he could act if an emergency required, though officials aim for quiet and minimal government duties.
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Day
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Ruffin
Stitt
White House
Palmer Plans Move Against Profiteers
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer is ready to launch a broad campaign against profiteers once the food and clothing price controls become law. The justice department reviews progress and contemplates vigorous action in individual cases as the ford control law amendment advances. Secretary Baker halts sugar distribution as army stores become available for active use, signaling tighter wartime price enforcement.
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Baker
Army
New Soldiers Relief Bill Under Consideration
Washington Oct 11 special committee from each section of the country will be appointed to draft a new soldiers relief bill under a resolution by Representative Ferris of Oklahoma. Ferris says the old bill, approved by the interior department, is unacceptable to Congress and discharged soldiers, and the new committees could bring fresh blood into the government’s land policy.
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Perris
Oklahoma
Ferris Rata
Interior Department
Congress
Poincare Signs Peace Document In Versailles Accord
Paris dispatch reports President Poincare signed the document ratifying the peace treaty with Germany and related acts from Versailles dated June 28. The measures are to be deposited in the foreign office as per the pact final clauses, thus ending the state of war.
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Havas
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Foreign Office
Grain Dealers Denounce Plumb Plan At St Louis Meeting
Grain Dealers National Association delegates in St Louis denounced government ownership of utilities and the Plumb plan. P E Goodrich urged private railroad ownership to curb taxation, and accused Hoover of misrepresenting European conditions. Charles Quinn attacked Burleson while Max Thelen urged continued pooling of rail assets after privatization.
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Herbert Hoover
Grain Dealers’ National Association
P. E. Goodrich
Winchester
Ind
League
North
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Hoover
Europe
Charles Quinn
Toledo
Max Thelen
Public Service
The
Railroad Administration
Remains of Giant Unearthed Near Naracaumilpa Vera Cruz
Reports claim workers near Naracaumilpa in Vera Cruz unearthed a 32 foot 1 inch giant. Natives say the giant linked to ancestral legends and guarded at night. Scientists from the National Museum will travel to Nan to study the fossil, which experts doubt is human.
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Ty Associated Press
Meenico Celpy
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Nan
Reminisoa
Blame Radical For Wreck On Burlington
A Burlington wreck near Parmington leaves engineer John Fillis and fireman Palmer dead after a curve collision. Special investigators find missing handcar shed and tools, with authorities suspecting a radical plot to spread rail treachery.
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Beardstown
Tears Up Army Blouse Claims He Is Insane
Martino Pastore is held by Zion City police after tearing an army blouse and declaring insanity. He said he escaped from Stockton California and was questioned following a report by a woman who saw him shredding the garment.
Bill Bans Police From Joining Unions in DC
Washington Oct 14 Under a bill passed by the House members of the District of Columbia Police force would be forbidden to join unions. The force last week voted to surrender the charter while seeking local union membership in the Federation of Labor.
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District of Columbia
Federation of Labor
Letts Get Help From Navy Guns In Riga Defense
Allied cruisers aid Riga defense as German bombardment continues for five days. Lettish forces recross the Duna toward Mitau and occupy Riga suburbs on the left bank with Esthonian help. Von Der Goltz recalled, Von Eberhardt to replace him in Baltic command.
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Mitau
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Berlin
Baltic
von Eberhardt
Paris
Dupont
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Lithuania
Burglars Seized in Plymouth Office Break In
Plymouth, Oct. 14 Burglars forcing entry to Dr Tuck's office were captured and jailed in Carthage. One man, white, was nabbed inside, the other fled to Colchester then arrested Monday. Joe Brown, who lives nearby, alerted authorities. Suspected drug addicts.
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Armed peasants clash with Sicilian troops in Sicily
Paris dispatches from Rome report about 30 killed in clashes between armed peasants and troops in Sicily with many wounded. The unrest among peasants grows as bands roam rural districts across the island.
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Sicily
King Alberts Santa Barbara Visit Ends With Uhlan Ride
King Albert and the royal party wrapped up a three day stay in Santa Barbara with a final ocean dip and a ride on Uhlan the harness horse. The Belgian monarchs, with their son, continued their cross country journey to San Francisco, impressed by American distances and scenery.
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Ancient Capital of Turk Joins Revolt
Constantinople dispatch says Vroussa, near the capital, united with the nationalist movement. Adrianople, a key European Turkish town, also aligned with Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s bid to form a new Turkish government, widening the revolt spread from Konieh to Broussa with 140,000 residents.
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Bosphorus
Bolshevist Crisis Reported as Front Near Breaks
A Bolshevist wireless dispatch, picked by the Siberian Army intelligence, claims Russia’s front is closer than ever and anti Bolshevist forces are advancing toward the heart of revolutionary areas. It notes disintegration within Bolshevist ranks from Petrograd to far regions and says 96 Bolshevist members exist in Petrograd. The Armenian government seeks aid to meet Armenia’s needs. A U S steamer Tat Pehte bound for an Italian port reported towed to Hampton Roads for repairs after turbine failure with initial fire reports.
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Strike Resolution For Steel Strike At Industrial Parley
Washington October 14 delegates at the national industrial conference prepare to vote on labor’s arbitration resolution regarding the steel strike. Employers oppose intervention, seating likely to hinge on separate group votes, with Gary’s leadership noted and caucus planned before the unit vote. Magnus W. Alexander, NICB manager director, opposes conference intervention.
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Magnus W. Alexander
National Industrial Conference Board
Secretaries Wilson Talks Over Coal Strike Demands
Secretary Wilson discussed miners wage and hours demands with a Senate interstate commerce sub committee in Washington on October. He said he had already engaged government offices to seek a settlement and hoped for adjustment. The panel felt the wartime wage scale pact with Dr. Garfield remains binding until April 1920. Miners threaten a November 1 strike if demands are unmet.
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West Virginia
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Belgian ratification talks on naval navigation pact stalls
The peace conference delayed signing an international agreement on aerial navigation as thirteen states including Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, Panama, Portugal, and Uruguay debated the treaty. Officials pressed for clarity on provisions while delegations considered potential amendments and timelines.
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Fragmentary legal note on treaty ratification and sale effects
A garbled clipping discusses whether ratification of a territorial treaty by the king of Italy, via decree, would have sale effects. It questions boundaries and suggests that parliamentary approval in Italy must be obtained for action, as per the unclear decree.
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British troops leave Murmansk in October withdrawal
It is officially announced that the last British troops departed Murmansk on Sunday, ending Britain’s presence in the northern port after the Soviet supply mission.
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London
Smith Upset One Wheel Off At Presidio Field
Captain Harry Smith arrived at Presidio flying field at 5 42 58 p m as a wheel collapsed on landing causing the nose to tilt He and his observer were uninjured Captain Truman W Allen was the observer. Aviators in Mineola for the trans continental derby were guests of honor at a dinner and theater party hosted by the American Flying club.
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