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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

9

California Senator Attacks League in St Louis

Senator Hiram W Johnson urged defeat of the league covenant in its present form in St Louis. He told business leaders and a crowded Coliseum audience that the treaty and league are a patchwork of secret deals and questioned why Britain has six votes while the United States has one.

Hiram W. Johnson League OF Nations Covenant Aliles St. Louis Wilson Middle West Hiram W Johnson California St Louis City Club Coliseum Johnson John H Simon Senator Johnson United States Senate League of Nations Paris Great Britain Japan United States T Goy Lynn Jd Frazier Ceppartisan Bre America McCumber Country Club Missouri Chicago League of No Hons Hamilton Club France Foch Clemenceau Lloyd George Europe Asia League Johnson, Borah and McCormick Auditorium Theater

Big day for a little city in Iowa capital

North Dakota crowds greet President Wilson as he visits Bismarck amid calls for League of Nations while Chicago opposition heats up in a critical tour stop. Des Moines dispatch notes Cummins and Kenyon reservationists and labor issues, plus a broad sweep of regional news from St. Louis to Indianapolis.

Bismarck N. D North Dakota League of Nations Wilson S Paul Minneapolis Missouri Bil Brown Des Moines Great Northwest Washington Cummins Kenyon Iowa Seattle Republlican William Duane Wilson Woodrow Wilson Kansas City United States Senate Senate Convention Hall B. A. Parsons Station Seventh Regiment Union Station St. Louis Statler Mississippi Indianapolis Goodrich Indiana James P. Goodrich Jewett Thomas Taggart Samuel L. Ralston Franklin McCray The League United States

Japanese Troops Occupy Seoul After Governor Attack

Japanese forces seize control of Seoul following the September 2 assassination attempt on Baron Saito governor of Korea. The city is effectively under siege as arrests are made and shops shut amid protests and a national day of protest marking annexation. An independent paper issued August 22 protests the act. The Japanese press deems the bombing a logical outcome and criticizes a naval officer’s governorship as poor judgment.

Tokio Baron Saito Korea Seoul Japan

Canada Ratifies German Peace Treaty by Parliament

Ottawa reports that both houses of Parliament assented to the peace treaty with Germany without reservation and notified the British government immediately of ratification.

Canada Ottawa Ont House of Commons Germany

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