Selection of Hughes and Lodge for wartime conference delegation
Washington reports President Harding has announced a four member American delegation to the forthcoming armament and Pacific conference. Expected members include Charles Evans Hughes secretary of State Henry Cabot Lodge and others with Oscar W Woodrow and possibly Hugh Root noted as invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Hard Tee
Armamente
Pacific
Charlies
Evans Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Committee of Foreign Relations
Htthy Root
New York
Oscar W. Woederwood
Alabama
Hughes
Locke
Root
White House
Harding
Congress
United States Signal Shift on Meares Doctrine
Report suggests the United States may modify the Meares doctrine and permit the League of Nations to intervene in Western Hemisphere disputes. Information reportedly comes from high authority sources within Memes Farware Vreesh Against Fires.
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Weektageen
United States
Meares
League of Options
Additional Aid for Veterans Hospitalization Plan to Congress
The Special Committee on Vets Care recommends a new 16.4 million dollar hospitalization appropriation for World War veterans and outlines federal care improvements. Proposals include ending war camp housing for disabled veterans and transferring hospital operations to the Veterans Bureau. A cemetery near each hospital is advised and a memorial for guardsmen is proposed in Washington. A franchise vote is planned in Des Moines with a streetcar strike looming and fare options to be set until debt is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Veterane Bureau
Des Moines
Etty
K K K Parade Warns Loafers in Nacogdoches
About 300 masked Ku Klux Klan members paraded through Nacogdoches Texas led by a man carrying a cross and banner. They arrived by special train and posted placards warning loafers to leave town or face action while claiming safety for all law abiding citizens regardless of race or creed.
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Nacogdochia
Tex
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Nacogdoches
Firefighters Save Village as Cider Tanks Threaten Homes
Fire crews in Lorient extinguished a blaze near Mousteir Remangel, preventing widespread ruin after water supply ran low. The inferno destroyed eight houses and endangered others as authorities coordinated with Bremen to requisition water.
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Lorient
France
Hogaheads
Mousteir-Remangel
Thre
Bremen
Bonus Law Ruled Unconstitutional by New York Court
New York Albany court of appeals votes two to one to strike down the state soldier bonus act as violating article seven section one of the state constitution by preventing unearned state credit for individual or corporate benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals, Voting & To
Riga Faces Slowed Food Relief Amid Soviet Bottlenecks
Report from Riga notes relief shipments to Russia arrive faster than rail stock can move them. Food aid distribution remains under way but hampered by transportation delays and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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Riga
Anmerteat
Russia
Russian refugees flock to vineyard work in Montpelier
One hundred Russian refugees answered a vineyard owner’s ad for temporary grape picking work in Montpelier France. Fifty were hired, among them three former generals of the Sisdniuaiah arse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
France
Church Pays Off Interchurch Debt in Full
The Presbyterian church completed the final payment of its share in the Interchurch World Movement debt, totaling 883 305 77 dollars. The settlement marks the end of the church’s obligation to the joint effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Church
Inter Church World Movement
West Virginia coal district disturbances investigated
State and federal authorities began an inquiry into recent unrest in West Virginia coal country. Officials reported the army’s enlisted strength at less than 140 as part of the broader investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
West Virginia
Nebraska in Brief highlights from across the state
The report covers multiple items: Great Western Sugar actions at factories in Gering Mitchell Scottsbluff and nearby towns, local hiring issues, a butterfly exhibit for Fall City library, district No 14 rural building funds near Pawnee, improvements at Hho plant and McCook hospital plans, Wisner bond vote for electric service, and various community developments including school consolidations and fair preparations across Nebraska.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Gering
Mitchen
Sugar Company
Yankton SP
Sean
Binion
Bay Wien
Pete
Weathorpe
Fall City
Nebraska ‘Chay Products Companys
Pirie Ae
Chamber Ote Commerce
Washington County
Amington
Sericatter
Wisner
City
Charley Neal
Nye Sehmeiser- Fowler Co
Pany
Julius Barnes
Valentine Stellar
Inverness conference invites Irish leader with condition
London reports the British cabinet invited Mr De Valera to send delegates to a September 20 Inverness conference with ministers. A single condition: Ireland must remain within the empire. The note urged early reply and noted talks by exchange of notes unlikely to help Ulster fears. Northern Ireland must not be coerced.
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London
de Valera
Inverness
Daily Mall
Liverness
Tireland
Cotton Growers Cut Crops By Near Thirty Percent
Washington D C discouraged by low prices and limited marketing ability, cotton growers reduced acreage by nearly 30 percent per figures from the department of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD
Department of Agriculture
Carpet Gag Fighter Dead in Louisiana Home
The former judge Frenk Medioin from New Orteena near Baton Rouge has died at his home. He commanded the White League in the Liberty battle of 1874 against carpetbag rule in the South.
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New Orteena
Frenk Medioin
Baton Reugue
Meloin
White League
Restore Historic Sits in Philadelphia Workmen Tear Old Supreme Sport Building
Workmen in Philadelphia carefully remove the modern alterations from the historic supreme sport building, part of the Independence ball group, as preservation proceeds. The process aims to reveal original architectural features and restore the site’s historic character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Sport
Independence
Legion Seeks Representation in Disarmament and Unemployment Talks
The American Legion, with over 4,000,000 members, urges inclusion at the International conference on disarmament and the national conference on unemployment. John Thomas Taylor, vice chairman of the Legion's national legislative committee, has personally urged President Harding and Secretary Hoover to grant the Legion a voice in shaping peace and veteran assistance policies.
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Farmers
Chicago
American Farme Bureau Federation
Harding
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. G
American Legion
John Thomas ‘Taylor
National Legislative Committee of the Legion
Personnally
Taylor
Herbert Hoover
Legion
Uapist
Irish republicans reject Lloyd George on Irish settlement
The Irish republican parliament replies to Lloyd George rejecting the British settlement proposals as not based on dominion status for Ireland. It leaves room for talks by offering to appoint plenipotentiaries to discuss government by consent of the governed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londoni
Marconi and Macbeth Engage in Pioneering Wireless Experiments
Report describes early wireless communications efforts led by Marconi and colleagues including Macbeth in London. It notes experiments on yacht Flertra and claims high capacity waterborne transmissions, highlighting the era's progress in long distance signaling and global linked networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Shenor
Tan Ger
Nee Seenne
JC CH Macbeth
London
Marconi
Jie Maite
Macbeth
World travelers Bertiett and Jardet near end of long journey
Beloit Wis pair Betolt Belbese and Philip J Jardet student travelers nearing completion of a around the world tour started seventeen months ago. They traveled by working at various jobs to fund the trip and visited New York before returning to San Francisco with total assets around 14 dollars.
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Bieiett
Wie
Ferter
Philip J. Jardet
Studenta
Betolt Belbese
Beloit
Wis
Vie World
Montha Vro
New York
San Francisco
Preparations for Coto Occupation Reach San Jose
San Jose reports a military expedition will depart to seize the Coto region. The area was awarded to Costa Rica by a former U S Chief Justice. An ultimatum was recently sent to Pabame by Secretary of State Mughes.
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Coto
San Jose
Coats
Cota Rica
White
United States
Pabame
Mughes
Representative Urges Donation for National Veterans Hospital Site
Hastings representative W. Andrews has a meeting with the Secretary of the Treasury to press the donation of grounds at Grant Island for a national hospital and home for disabled World War I veterans. The move aims to create a central facility supporting veterans’ medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeelington
Wr Andrews
Hastings
Treasury
Graid Island
Japan Accepts Invitation to Washington Conference
Japan formally accepts President Harding's invitation to participate in the Washington disarmament and Far Eastern conference. The acceptance was conveyed to the U S State Department by Japan's minister of foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Washington
Harding
Harding May Free Deda Washington DP
Possibility that President Harding may extend clemency to Eugene V. Deda after Germany peace, potentially opening Atlanta penitentiary. Also an order for 1,400 head of mules valued at $150,000 placed by a Spanish government representative for use by colonial army in North Africa and domestically.
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Ernest Ackman
Jansen
Nebraska
Harding
Deda
Washington
Germany
Atlanta
Eugene V. Deda
Spain
St. Loota
Spaniah
Africa
Unloading Relief Supplies
Relief workers unload American food for starving Estonian children in Riga and Revel as shipments arrive from international aid efforts.
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Riga
Revel
Cattle Raisers Await Rate Cuts to Aid Moves
In Washington authorities consider Interstate Commerce Commission action to lower livestock shipping rates. The move aims to help cattle raisers facing hay shortages in parts of Wyoming by enabling cheaper transport to alternative feeding grounds.
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Washington, DC
Wyoming
Chicago, Bartington &Quincy
Young mothers urged to seek health with Lydia E Pinkham
An article from Millston Wisconsin addresses young mothers and women who are weak or sickly. It urges them to prioritize their own health and overcome debility by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a path to healthier children and better life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janaama
Millston
Wisconsin
Mrs. Janssen
Lydia E. Pinkham
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