Wilson Invades Far Northwest in 1913 Speech Summary
President Wilson toured the Pacific Northwest and defended the League of Nations covenant. He cited Lodge’s proposal, claimed support from foreign policy backers, and urged cooperation to fulfill the covenant’s aims. He said ideas from the Paris conference were incorporated, including the right to withdraw and Monro’s doctrine protections.
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League of Nations
Robert T. Small
Washington
Muindelphia Public Ledger
Wartland
Benny Allen
Secret Service
President Wilson Tours California in Train Progress
President Wilson travels by rail through Oregon and California on a swing to promote the peace treaty. He stops at Grant's Pass Glendale and other towns, mingling with crowds and receiving thanks from citizens. He plans San Francisco Berkeley and Oakland visits, with a focus on garnering Republican support for the treaty.
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San Francisco
Stanford” University
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Oakland
Wil Visi
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Grant
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Meyor C. B. Lamblin
Ashland
California
Wise
President Wilton in Washington after fatal auto crash
Washington–correspondents report a deadly automobile collision near the presidential parade route injuring three and killing two. A pilot car guided the line toward Crown Point. investigations focus on the crash site and safety of the motorcade.
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New York Evening Post
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Pate Feeson
Calllaion
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Wilton
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Luneneon
Nalin
Trenty
Pershing Foresees Preparedness Enduring War Threats
General Pershing told close army friends the League of Nations cannot prevent war and nations must rely on their own strength. He sees danger of a future conflict, urges readiness, and warns against reliance on intervention in Mexico while noting Japan's dangerous position and territorial aims in Asia. He has spoken openly with former colleagues but offers no secret political information.
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Cholera Toll Rising as Seoul Dispatches Report Outbreak
Special dispatches from Seoul indicate cholera spreading with about 160 deaths, a fate committee set to combat the disease. Mackensen interned in Salonika, reports state, while Washington sends advices to Grack city and a U.S. cotton embargo is lifted with notes from the consul general in London.
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State Department
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Washington
London
Seroran Gabinet Resigns and Nevada Mines Reopen
The Borblan cabinet resigned amid political shifts reported to the State Department as Nevada mines reopen after a weeks long closure. Tunopah and Diride gold and silver operations resume under a conservative miners’ bloc, with a plan to return to old pay scales and a commissary system for meals and uniforms at cost.
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Joseph Lord
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First Led by General Pershing at War Front
The piece recalls General Pershing leading American forces with allied troops in a dawn battle on a regal day. It describes casualty counts and honors for valor and sacrifice as troops march under a storm of weapon fire.
ASSERTS U.S. ARMY WON WAR
A mangled newspaper item claims the U S Army won a war with unclear spelling and names. The unreadable text mentions Hattimore Cardinal 316 and references Pennsylvania and Fort Merger, but key dates and events are not decipherable.
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New York
Hattimore
Cardinal
ArchOlshuy
Mindtiyex
Kolchak's Army Allegedly Active in Southern Region
A damaged report claims Kolchak's forces near Hybee region and Moscow figures, noting Bolshevik opposition and claims of military actions timed last week. The text references raids, leadership shifts, and retaliatory measures, with intermittent names and locations garbled throughout.
Government Probes Strain Hearings and War Investigations
Fragmentary report outlines congressional investigations into war matters, with references to officials and committees. It notes costs and procedural steps as lawmakers scrutinize agencies and defense programs amid ongoing political tension.
Back Roads Peeing Return of Rail Control
In September 1920 Director General Jows ordered the 13 regional lines to resume supply deliveries at station 444 Begen. The move signals a government bid to restore rail traffic and wartime supply control after disruptions.
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Begen
New Maytag Foundry Awarded At Newton
The Maytag company in Newton received the contract for a 9109.00 foundry project as part of a broader industrial push in the region. The article notes state and local business activity, including public works plans and government talks on infrastructure and employment impacts.
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