World News Roundup Prefixes Global Tensions And Losses
A global digest notes Switzerland may lose Geneva if the League of Nations is not adhered to within two months of operation. Charles Rock dies in London. Charlie Chaplin’s baby son dies in Los Angeles after 70 hours. US congress fails to pass the agricultural appropriation bill over Wilson’s veto. Wilson discusses the peace treaty with Senators King and McKeller. Bonillas reports improved Mexican conditions. Pershing return from France anticipated. beer amendment defeated 128 to 84. Pacific fleet sails to the west coast by mid August. Abyssinian mission arrives in Washington on a victory note. Lansing denies US plans to intervene in Mexico. US-German trade to resume. Germany and allied powers debate ex-Kaiser extradition and Rome faces severe strikes. Italian crown prince to tour the Americas. Danzig troops move toward the German-Polish border. Harden tipped as future German ambassador. Food and supply theft plot uncovered at Coblenz. Navarre dies in France. Turkish leaders sentenced to death. Dirigible B-34 completes Atlantic crossing after 75 hours.
Riverside and Dan River mills give workers a voice
Danville Virginia plants hire 5000 workers to a voice in plant conduct via a new representation structure approved by company officials. The report also notes a spate of incidents including deaths in aviation crashes, a Chicago manslaughter verdict, riotous clashes at Arco Tennessee, and a Bradford cyclone causing fatalities and injuries.
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Riverside
Dan River
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Illinois News Brevities A roundup of incidents and notes
Mrs Frances Watson Chicago Civil War nurse dies. Rock Island crops damaged by scab. Monroe couple welcome a son born July 1. Monroe has 24 children, 17 living, three marriages. Effingham man and son killed by freight train. La Salle property owner completes jail sentence over alimony. Pekin strike guards. Chicago airprohibition and graft notes. Multiple county updates on pop, paroled convict, pensions, church plans, roads, and gas rates.
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Frances Watson
Chicago
Rock Island County
Milton Monroe
Tallula
Mr. Monroe
John P. Curry
Wayne
Effingham
Illinois Central
Joseph Brezinia
la Salle
Roadhouse
Joliet
George Mears
Kane County
Adjutant General’s Office
Ninth
Illinois National Guard
Springfield
Richard S. Farrand
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
Methodist
Peek Farm
Polo
Eugenia Shumway
Pekin
Corn Products Company
Argo
W. H. Sage
Federal
Norman L. Jones
State Pubic Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
Cook County
Board of Review
Gertrude Myers
Danville
KE. N. Hurley
Shipping Board
John Barton Payne
Hartey
Payne
Railroad Administration
Lodge Charges Japan Robbed China for League Pact
Washington July 17 Without a recorded vote the Senate adopted Senator Lodge's resolution seeking information on a 1918 secret treaty between Japan and Germany. Lodge accused the Shantung settlement of being a price for Japan's League of Nations signature, warning that China was robbed to satisfy Tokyo.
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League
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Neb
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Norris
Schleswig- Holstein
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Pacific
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Die Zukunft
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Jean Navarre
Versailles
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Asha Talaat Bey
Ejemal Pasha
Constantinople
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Norfolk
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William S. Jones
George Durane
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Paul E. Volland
Goldie Pritkin
Belson & Lure
Corn Products Refining Company
Arco, TN
Crookstone Iinn
Hifforts
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Freida Lesser
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Ilinoia Bankers’ Association
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Illinois
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J. T. Llewellyn
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Dixon
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John Maxwell
Alton
W. H. Smith
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John G. Gambier
Leo Fleming
Clinton
Victor H. Hemphill
John Homer
Toni Brickner
Ludwig Stotkoski
Albert Stanoch
Staunton
Joseph Pirki
J. W. Wilson
Zimbarrass
Janesville
Lincoln BE. Slick
Bloomington
Charles E. Chadsey
Thompson
College of Education
University of Illinois
Henry D. Parmalee
Upper Mississippi
Canton
St. Louis
St. Paul
Clyde Wicher
Lee County Infirmary
North Shore Gas Company
Waukegan
Tokyo
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