Deadlock on German treaty dominates Senate Row
The Senate, backed by President Wilson, votes 48 to 40 to approve a reservation framework for the peace treaty, with Republicans unified behind most measures and Democrats split. Debate centers on forcing at least three of four great powers to accept Senate qualifications, while plans to deadlock the ratification loom. Senator Hitchcock reports Wilson’s support for delaying tactics and a possible compromise path.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
McCumber
North Dakota
Reed
Missouri
Gore
Oklahoma
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Gompers Seeks End of Bituminous Coal Strike
Samuel Gompers and AFL officials renewed talks with Attorney General Palmer aiming to end the 600,000 miner strike. A postponement of court actions against mine union officials for one week was seen as a likely outcome.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Palmer
John J. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Editor of The Dugout Indicted for Criminal Syndicalism
Sydney R. Flowers president of the Allied World War Veterans and editor of The Dugout was indicted by the grand jury in Los Angeles on criminal syndicalism charges after a raid on The Dugout offices. He was arrested and held on fifteen thousand dollars bail. District Attorney Woolsvine said Flowers urged joining the Industrial Workers of the World and led a campaign to promote revolution among European soldiers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Railroads to return to owners January first 1920
President Wilson will return the railroads to their owners on January 1 1920 regardless of a new railroad bill Walker D Hines told Senator Cummins in Washington. The Senate rejected a Lodge amendment striking German rights in Shantung from the peace treaty 41 to 26. The administration passed a 2 5 million deficit bill plus 6 million for the Alaska railroad and other measures.
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Senate
Wilson
Congress
Walker D. Hines
Cummins
Washington
Lodge
Shantung
Japan
Dr Alexis Carrel to rejoin Rockefeller Institute in New York
Personal Dr Alexis Carrel will leave France this week to resume work with the Rockefeller Institute in New York after four years in French army hospitals.
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Alexis Carrel
France
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Withdrawal of American railway mission in Siberia ordered
Foreign Col George H Emerson at Omsk orders withdrawal of the American railway mission corps from Siberia, to occur with the Czech forces withdrawal. Sage Brig Gen A C Critchley to lead 50 British officers to a ranch 400 miles north of Mexico City. Japanese government approves an eight year naval program worth 824 million dollars. German fortress dismantling at Istein near Basel supervised by Allied officers. London House of Commons approves bill removing sex disqualifications allowing women to sit and vote in Lords. vote 171 to 64.
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George H. Emerson
Omsk
Siberia
Sage
A. C. Critchley
Mexico City
Shinpovu
Honolulu
Geneva
Istein
Rhine
Basel
House of Commons
London
House of Lords
J Grant Sons sell Poland China hog to Forrest for 3500 dollars
Farmers secure corn huskers at 7 to 8 cents a bushel while harvest of the crop hog barely begins. Ft Dodge class of 25 students promote sales in local stores. Abbie Gardner Sharpe of Arnold's Park ill in Spencer hospital. survivor of Spirit Lake massacre 1857. Gerrit King named Dutch vice consul at Orange City. Iowa Nurses association to receive 556 blue and nine gold stars service flag in Des Moines. Webster City lights to be restricted to conserve coal. Red Cross gave 95 million dollars for France relief and 76 million for 20 other countries during 20 months. Eagle Grove towns contention over Sunday movies and baseball. Union Bond and Mortgage Co. formed in Davenport with William Heuer as president. Iowa oats display at Audubon county fair outperforms locals by ten bushels per acre. beardless winter wheat, sudan grass, and soybeans attract attention. Union county features tall silos. Carl Brothers built 23 silos this year. Ivanhoe Whitted leads Iowa Farm Bureau Federation membership drive in Des Moines. Fire kills John Lyons near Plano. mystery surrounds death and fires. Free limestone offered to Appanoose farmers with freight cost only from Stone City quarry. Eight cars ordered. Marshall county farmers trial of cooperative building plan for poultry house and future farms with Farm Building Expert supervision.
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J. Grant & Sons
Maquoketa
Poland
C. Forrest
Ft. Dodge
Abbie Gardner Sharpe
Arnolds Park
Lake Okoboji
Spencer
Gerrit King
Queen of Holland
United States
Netherlands
Orange City
Iowa
Iowa State Nurses’ Association
Des Moines
Webster City
American Red Cross
France
Eagle Grove
Union Bond and Mortgage Company
Davenport
William Heuer
Union Savings Bank of
Audubon County
Union County
Carl Brothers
Ivanhoe Whitted
State Agricultural Department
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Whitted
John Lyons
Plano
Lyons
Appanoose County
Cedar Valley Trap Rock Company
Stone City
Transfiguration Reveals King Jesus and Kingdom Promise
Lesson notes describe Jesus with Peter James and John on the mountain where he is transfigured. Moses and Elijah appear, God proclaims Jesus as beloved Son, and the event frames the Messianic Kingdom and future resurrection or translation of the saints. The discourse ties to Luke 9 27 36 Mark 9 2 8 and 2 Peter 1 16 19.
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John
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
James
Jerusalem
God
Holy Mount
Mount Zion
Mount of Olives
Moses
Palestine
Jah
Israel
Tabernacles
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B. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Lambert
A. Edward Frenr
Chicago
Knoxville
Tenn
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N. C
West Virginia
Huntington
Louisville
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Chicago Federation of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
Toto
Holcomb
Connecticut
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Amsterdam
Jackson
Mississippi
Illinois Society For the Prevention of
James R. Bell
The
Brooklyn, N. Y
Andrew Drumm
Kansas City
San Antonio
Tex
Rochester
N. Y
S. O. Bottori
Il Paso
Vail
Ariz
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Iowa State
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P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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