Nevada Senator Pittman Seeks World View Of Treaty
Senator Pittman introduced a resolution to allocate interpretations of the peace treaty separate from ratification and have other nations adopt the same reading. He aims to apply Article X’s meaning to the United States and to governments including Britain France and Japan, aligning the treaty with the Monroe Doctrine and domestic policy.
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Carranza on Trade, Intervention, and Mexican Policy
In an interview published in The Nation, President Carranza says wartime shifts by the United States have changed Mexican perspectives. He argues Mexico could gain from non intervention and better trade with the U.S. while cautioning on foreign citizen claims and military costs. He predicts pacification next year if army maintenance is funded at the stated expense.
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Yisllainee
Treaty Battle Reaches Decisive Stage In Washington
Washington Aug 20 The second battle of Paris shifts to the capital as the White House backs public opinion to blunt Senate amendments. Observers foresee a compromise as the treaty undergoes final ratification battles. The George Washington looms as the pivotal vessel behind the President in this high‑stakes political fight.
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Government pushing bold move against retail profiteers
Washington authorities plan drastic action to curb price gouging by retailers and producers amid high costs. Attorney General warns Congress to extend federal controls and target profiteers while preparing rapid measures with support from the Agriculture Committee. Page two continues.
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Tulsa deputy killed in farcical unrest incident
An unclear report describes a deputy fatally injured at Tulsa amid chaotic events. The text contains jumbled phrases and disjointed words, making a precise account unavailable. The core fact indicates a deputy's fatal injury during a local disturbance.
Residents Protest Garden Street Dump Odors
Physicians warn the Garden Street dump release endangers children as dead animals and fowls rot in a tub near the north end. Neighbors, led by Mrs M C Lykins, urge the city to halt the dumping, citing severe odors and linked illnesses including diphtheria and gastro issues among local children and families.
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Flames Beset Montana Ranches Forcing Evacuations
Destructive wildfires sweep western Montana prompting evacuations as flames devastate ranches near Missoula and threaten communities. responders mobilize to contain the blaze amid windy conditions and shifting weather. local authorities urge residents to heed orders and seek safety as firefighting units coordinate efforts across multiple fronts.
Grand Jury Probes High Cost of Living in San Antonio
A San Antonio grand jury was urged to investigate profiteers and trusts restraining trade to lower living costs. Judge Tuege W W Walling delivered the charge, stressing investigations into dealings in necessities of life and urging action against monopolistic practices that raise prices nationwide.
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City to Begin Sale of Army Goods Tomorrow
City plans a wartime sale of army goods at the Municipal Supply Depot in City Hall. Hundreds of cases of foodstuffs are en route from Fort Sam Houston to be redistributed to San Antonio residents, with a temporary store in the council chamber and clerks, checkers, and cashiers needed to operate.
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Typewriter Dealer Beyer Seeks New Hollson Phonographs
A. F. Beyer of 310 12 W. Commerce advertises typewriters and a new Hollson phonograph line with detorda-Ladier models available for purchase and demonstration.
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Flying Smackine Gunner Slays One Way In Fight
United Press dispatch from Carr, Texas reports ongoing bandit pursuit in Mexico by a small American punitive expedition. Ten American observation airplanes with mounted guns lead four Sth Cavalry troops toward bandits across the border from Candelaria, Texas. Weather hinders progress as Carranza cavalry joins, with officials noting possible cross-border help and deployments near Marfa, Eagle Pass, Bel Rio, and Fort Clark. The ransom payment details remain unclear amid reports of a $7500 figure and a separate $15000 ransom offer.
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Rain Wipes Out Bandit Trail in Mexican Chase
United States Army forces renewed a dawn hunt across the Ojinaga country for the Mexican bandits who kidnapped Lieutenants Peterson and Davis. Four troops and air support pressed from Bliss to Marfa with aviator guides. contact with Mexicans was limited amid difficult terrain and communication cuts.
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Dickman Tours Eagle Pass Camp
Emile Pass Texas reports Gen Dickman will depart for the west after a tour of Eagle Pass Camp with field duties noted. Mentions Marfa cavalry and bandit threats, unclear dates or outcomes due to damaged text.
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Firing on Plane Repeats in War Report
A damaged wartime report describes a firing incident on an aircraft with unclear details. It notes the aircraft showed damage with holes and refers to several crew and officials, including mentions of a return to base and possible investigations. The fragmentary text mentions warnings and an investigation into the firing on board.
Daylight Saving Law Repealed by Congress
United Press reports Congress repealed the daylight savings law after Senate passage by 37 to 19, overriding the President's veto. The House had already approved the repeal, making the measure law in Washington, D.C. on August 29.
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The Fox Ce. The largest Boda Lluisheze a the norht Laas
The fragmentary note mentions a Fox company and the largest Boda Lluisheze near Laas in the north, with unclear context. Authorities and exact actions are not provided, leaving the focal entities ambiguous.
No Invasion of Mexico in Bandit Hunt
The American punitive expedition into Mexico over bandits who seized American aviators was ordered by Secretary Baker and is not an invasion. Diplomats say the move aims to pursue bandits along a ticket trail with ransom money paid to secure releases. Continued on Page Three.
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Length of Time Troops Stay Undetermined in Mexico
By Tolted Preeny Aug 10 Night. Col Langhorne says no decision yet on how long American troops will stay in Mexico to pursue bandits who abducted two American aviators after ransom payment. HQ near Can CoMight now at Candelaria after crossings into Chihuahua. Weather and terrain hindered patrols, but a broader search for the bandits continues with air and ground support.
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Mexican officials change at Nueva Laredo
Two changes in the Mexican officials at Nueva Laredo were announced today. Carillo Charles, head of immigration, is succeeded by Miguel Aguirre. Jose Cethas, an agent of the department ministry, is succeeded by Setern Firneron to review the changes, effective immediately. Both offices have been assigned new duties.
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