Suspension of Debate in Senate Delays Peace Treaty's Fate
In Washington the drive to ratify the German peace treaty shifts to Columbus as President prepares a tour to back swift action. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee nears final action with Fall's amendment to remove the international labor program. Debate appears suspended with executive session planned to consider reservations and reported amendments from various factions.
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New Mexico
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American Couple Injured by Bomb in Seoul
Advices from Seoul report a bomb attack on Governor General Saito wounding 20 people including Mr and Mrs William Harrison former Chicago mayor Carter Harrison’s brother No further details available Governor General Saito escaped injury M Saito former navy minister selected to succeed Governor General Huasogawa in Korea mission noted for naval service in the Russo Japanese war
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Chicago
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Huasogawa
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Two War Veterans Killed in Cumulative Ohio Accidents
The report lists two veterans killed in industrial accidents in eastern Ohio counties. Charles McGee, 25, of Stole, died after being run over by a motor at the Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company's mine in Nef. Charles W. Boanco, formerly of Zannnville, an overseas unit veteran, was killed by a cavern collapse at Rush Run Sand Company’s pit in Blanchester area, with three other workers escaping. James Weekly, of Glenco, died from a stone fall at the Youghtogheny Coal Company in Wanmiauiue. Captain William KH. Reynolds has been nominated as captain commandant of the coast guard.
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James Weekly
Glenco
Colora Ming
Youghtogheny Coal Company
Allied commander fixes Rhine area for American police duty
Marshal Foch decides the Rhineland territory to be occupied by American forces for police duties in Europe. The zone will be about twice as large as the area held before the latest troop withdrawal.
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Kolchak Appeals for Help Amid Russia Crisis
Admiral Kolchak head of the all Russian government at Omsk calls on Russians able to bear arms to join the ranks. He vows not to lay down arms until victory is won as Russia’s fate hangs in the balance. Trotsky, addressing the Petrograd soviet, urges Bolshevik defense of Petrograd and warns Finland of a possible offensive if provocation continues. The soviet also approves a proposal to offer peace to Bathonia.
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Maryland tax chief Arthur P. Gorman dies in Baltimore
Arthur P. Gorman chairman of Maryland's state tax commission and longtime Democrat dies in Baltimore. He was the son of the late United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman.
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Arthur P. Gorman
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Bomb hurled at Egyptian premier in Alexandria
A bomb was thrown at Hiffesh Rushd Pasha the Egyptian premier while he rode in a street in Alexandria. The would be attacker is described as a theological student. The incident was reported from London with dispatches stating the premier was not harmed.
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Austrians Seek Two Day Extension on Peace Terms
Paris Sept 4 The Austrian government representatives asked the peace conference for a two day extension to answer terms of peace. The request, if granted, delays minimal time as the supreme council indicated it will approve the extension. The Austrian side does not desire further delay.
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Peace Conference
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Readjustment of Wages Sought by Railroad Workers
Washington Sept 4 representatives of over 600000 men of the United Brotherhoods of maintenance and ways and railroad shop laborers asked the railroad wage board to adjust wages in line with principles approved by the president when he sanctioned wage adjustments for workers.
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Banker Blechels Dies in Wooster at 42
Dr. Robert A. Blechels aged 42 president of Citizens National Bank and Wooster Electric Co died suddenly in Wooster on a Wednesday. Formerly a physician and medicine maker at Can Fy A.
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President Wilson Opens Speak Tour in Columbus
Thousands fill Memorial hall as President Wilson kicks off a national tour urging ratification of the peace treaty. He defends the accord, stresses labor, opium control, Red Cross cooperation, and the League of Nations as essential to peace, while critics are urged not to misrepresent it.
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Supreme Court Denies Writ in Ohio Pork Case
Justice Day of the U S Supreme Court denied a writ and stay of execution in the case of The Columbus Packing Co. accused of holding 75 000 pounds of pork in violation of law. The prosecution in Franklin County will move to sell the stock.
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Trade resumption urged with Germany and Austria
Elbert Gary of United States Steel urged immediate resumption of business with Germany and Austria in a speech at the American Tar association annual meeting in Boston on September 4 1919.
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Final Acton 16 Expected Today From Senate Foreig n Relations Panel
Washington Sept 4 Final action on the peace treaty looms as Republican leaders plan. Senator Pall has withdrawn his amendment leaving one remaining point. A special executive meeting will convene late today to take a final vote on the treaty.
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Socialist Leader Opposes Treaty In Paris Debate
Paul Mistral, leader of the minority Socialists with 35 members, said during a Chamber of Deputies debate that his group would vote against ratification of the peace treaty with Germany.
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Paris
Paul Mistral
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Germany
Pershing Confirmed for Regular Army General Post
Washington September 4 The United States Senate by a rising vote confirmed the nomination of General Pershing to the office of general in the regular army of the United States.
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Washington
United States Senate
General Pershing
Regular Army
United States
Executions reported by Bolsheviki near Yekaterinoslav
A dispatch from Constantinople states more than 1000 persons were executed by Bolsheviki before Yekaterinoslav in southern Russia was evacuated. The report is dated Sept 4 and comes from that city.
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Yekaterinoslav
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American Plane Fire Incident Says No Mexican Territory
Washington Sept 4 The American airplane fired upon by Mexican federal troops last Tuesday was not over Mexican territory at any time the War Department reported, citing Major General Dickman. Mexican officials claimed the plane crossed the border before the engagement, wounding Captain McNabb.
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War Department
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Southern Department
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Strike in Columbus Continues Amid Walk To Work
Wearied Columbus residents trudged to work as the second day of the big strike persisted. After talks among striking carmen leaders, company officials, and Mayor Karb, officials hoped the dispute would end by Friday.
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Carmen
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Dr Renner Sees Allies’ Benevolent Peace Draft
Paris on September 4 Dr Renner Austrian representative says final peace treaty draft shows allies understand Austria’s economic conditions and have a benevolent attitude as he departs for Vienna to present it to the Austrian government
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Paris
Vienna
Renner
Socialist Party membership falls after war drawdown
Chicago report at convention shows National Socialist party membership down to 42 217 from 57 000 before the war. The association notes war and withdrawal of radical insurgent members cut the total.
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Mexico regrets firing of U S Army plane
The Mexican government expressed regret today over the firing of an American army airplane last Tuesday in Washington. The State Department announced that an investigation would be conducted immediately to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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