Reservations Framed By Pros In Treaty Debate
Washington reports outline ongoing discussions on reservations for the peace treaty. Republicans in the Senate and White House staff exchange views while talks continue on Shantung and other Versailles terms. Senator Spencer said President Wilson is hopeful for an early resolution.
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Ihin Senate
White House
Hifm
Shantung
Spencer
Reblican
Missouri
Wilson
Irman Dge
Lansi Peaaye
Versailles
End of Marine Strike Brings Ship Traffic Back to Normal
The Atlantic and Gulf ports easing after the International Seamen's Union calls off the two week strike. Gustav H Brown announces crews will rejoin 25 tied ships, with pay increases of 15 dollars per month for most and 10 dollars for coal passers. Union leaders express satisfaction as ships set to sail within hours.
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Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Mobile
New York
Gustav BH. Brown
International Seamen’s Union
Associated Press
Ates
Gulf
Gustav H. Brown
Ter
National Seamen’s Union
Brown
Repidts
American Steamship Association
United States
Boars
Retany Brown
Firemen
Oilers and Water Union
Cooks and Stewards’ Association
Ward
International& En's
Oscar Carlson
Marine Firementers and Water Tenders’ Union
Wilson's Itinerary Nears Completion for Nation Trip
Washington July 26 A likely itinerary for the president's speaking tour to advocate the League of Nations was nearly finished. Senator Phelan aims to have Wilson visit California stopping in Los Angeles and San Francisco, with a Pacific fleet review in San Francisco after arriving August 15. Plans to depart Washington August 8 or 10 and proceed directly to San Francisco were reported.
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Ashington
League of Nations
California
San Francis
Phelan
Wilson
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diegd
Francisco
Ratification Debate In French Treaty Talks
Paris July 25 The chamber of deputies pace commission prepared to hear Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon on ratification of a German peace treaty by German states Bavaria and Prussia. The commission also examined the future status of the Rhine region after listening to Louis Barthou and the views of Marshal Foch and Premier Clemenceau.
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Paris
Germany
Bavaria
Prussia
Chamber of Deputies
Pace Commission
Hepd
Stephen Pichon
Jthineind
Louis Arthou
Marshal Foch
Premie Clemen
Occasional Showers Forecast Across Regions Next Week
The Associated Press reports July 26 weather outlook for the week beginning Monday. The Middle Atlantic states are warm and fair with occasional local showers probable. The Atlantic and Gulf coasts will have normal temperatures with generally fair conditions and possible showers in Louisiana and eastern Texas.
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Associated Press
Ree
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Gulf States
Louisiana
Stern
Texas
Clyde Mallory Line Seeks Higher Loading Charges
The Clyde Mallory steamship companies may raise loading and unloading charges at Charleston Wilmington Brunswick and other ports to cover increased labor costs. The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission for the filing, noting rising expenses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clyde Mallory Steamship Companies
Interstate Comm
Charleston
Town
Wilmin
Brunswick
German Peace Envoy Leaves for Berlin
Baron von Leisner heads German delegation, departing for Berlin. An immediate return is anticipated to be brief, as reported by Associated Press on Friday July 25.
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Erman
Eturning
Berlin
Associated Press
Baron Urt von Leisner
Aneed
Tennessee Supreme Court Links Women To Municipal And Presidential Voting
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld a law allowing women to vote in municipal and presidential elections, reversing an earlier county ruling that found the act unconstitutional.
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Tennessee
Associated Press
Nashville,tenn
Tennnessee
Allies to Keep 190000 Men on Left Bank Rhine
Paris reports the SAPXETAS council weighing the Rhine occupation force size under the German treaty. A 150000 man contingent on the left bank is likely. Discussion covered organizing a Silesia occupation for plebiscite days with allied and associated armies represented. American troop participation hinges on peace treaty ratification, with a small projected American share.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rhineland
Silesia
Palmer Denial of German Interest Plot Delays Palmer Nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee began hearings into Justice nominee A Mitchell Palmer. The committee paused action after Palmer denied charges about his role as alien property custodian and said the opposition was driven by German interests in the United States.
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Senate Judiciary Commi
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Senate
Wilson
Taft Says Letters To Hays On Treaty Were Confidential
Associated Press reports ex President Taft declares two letters he wrote to Wilbur Wright Hays on July twentieth were personal and confidential and published without consent. He asks for immediate publicity equal to what was given. The exchange involves the treaty and a request for transparency.
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Taft
Hays
Associated Press
New York
Wil
Democrats to file minority report on Army food disposal
In Washington July 26 Democrats on the war investigating committee prepared a minority report on the delay by the War Department in disposing of its large Army food surplus. They sought a reopening of the inquiry to counter the Republicans report censuring the department for slow disclosure and handling of the surplus.
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Associated
Washington
House War Investigating Committee
War Department
Boiler Explosion Kills Six Aboard Naval Tender Melville
Six sailors died when a boiler exploded on the U S S Melville, a naval tender with the Pacific fleet. The incident occurred at sea and prompted search and rescue efforts while officials investigate the cause.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Wireless and
Colon
Capa Tbs
Finnish Diet Names Stahlberg President
Helsinki July 25 The Finnish diet elected Prof J S Stahlberg president of the republic with 143 votes while General Justus Mannerheim received 50 votes in his acting role as president.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
J. Stahlberg
Republic
Justus Mannerheim
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
Weather summary from Washington July 26 predicts partly cloudy skies with local thundershowers likely tonight and Sunday across Alabama and Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Mother’s Love Transcends Poverty For Ill Son
Mrs. William Hammond of Gorman Texas and mother of eleven traveled to Hoboken by mortgage finance to reach her critically ill son Rue R Hammond age 22 at St Marys hospital. Nurses and friends raised funds for shoes hat and dress while she describes Texas bread and the hope he will help pay the loan. She asked Secretary Daniels for honorable discharge so they can return to run the farm after the armistice.
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Associated Press
New York
William Hammond
Gorman
Tex
Rue R. Hammond
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hoboken
Ruel
Texas
Young On
France
Powhatan
Hammond
Daniels
Export of Arms to Mexico Remains Limited by Order
Washington text notes continued restriction on exporting arms and munitions to Mexico under wartime policy. President Wilson’s proclamation delegates control back to the State Department with updated export rules and licensing requirements, reiterating that no military matériel or related machinery may be shipped without specific authorization.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
War Trade Board
State Department
Wilson
Girl Shot by Crazed Mexican Now Out-Danger
Miss Pearl Jackson, 19, shot Thursday night by Juan Anda Hernandez a Mexican worker who was killed by C. H. York the butcher who answered her cries for help is practically out of danger hospital physicians say her condition Friday was critical The nine month old child of Mrs Amy Dixon living at the Jackson home will live from the pistol bullet fire The Mexican consul will report and relatives of the man may be contacted
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Hernler
Mexico
Ohio to investigate high cost of living
Governor Cox orders a statewide probe into high food prices in Ohio counties. The governor asks the State Attorney General to examine practices in food distribution and cold storage, warning that prices threaten a crisis and unrest if no drastic action is taken. Grand jury reports are mentioned as part of the process.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Investi
James M
G. Price
Grand
Vernor Cox
Elay
Cox
Canadian Reciprocity May Be Repealed
Democrats and Republicans joined in voting to repeal the Canadian reciprocity measure while deferring action on other repeals for further investigation. The committee also recommended repealing the 10 percent soft drink tax and reducing a war tax on fruit juices to two cents a gallon for Western grape and loganberry producers.
Proxy Brides Inbound Fuel Immigration Claims
Senator Phelan said he submitted information to the State Department alleging that Korea Maru recently brought 150 "pictures" or brides to California for husbands who had not seen them. He added that another report notes arrival of a new "brides" at Seattle. The move claims immigration may threaten the gentlemen's agreement with Korea.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Phelan
California Today
State Department
Acibw
California
Seattle
Phelan
Poles Ceasing Drive Against Ukrainians
Poles appear to be ceasing offensive against Ukrainians near Kiev while Ukrainians use their strength against the Polish forces. Polish artillery reports halt of Hungarian advance and both sides claim limited gains as pacification of Eastern Galicia unfolds.
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Vienna
Kiev
Galicia
Bulgarian peace delegates arrive in Paris at Lyons station
Bulgarian peace delegation reached Lyons station at 3 a.m. escorted by automobiles to the Chatemis Madrid at Neuilly. The party included Hany as Nechais of the uilien, arriving in Paris to begin talks.
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Paris
Associated Press
Lyons Station
Hany
Nechais
Uilien
Tés
Chatemis
Madrid
Neuilly
Sanity Proven in Long Fight for John Armstrong
John Armstrong of Me 8 Virginia won his bid in New York to discharge his committal, with Supreme Court Justice Ford confirming his sanity and competence. The ruling supports Chaloner's claim that Armstrong is sane and able to manage his person and property.
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F York
John Armstrong
Me 8
New York State
Supreme Court
Ford
Fourteen Year Old Held for Ransom
A fourteen year old boy, son of John Wesley, a citizen, was abducted on his father’s ranch near a city and is being held by bandits for 1500 pesos. The government department was advised and representations have begun.
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Roe Sas
Philip Thon
Igent
John Wes Rican
Wa Isda Sree
Fars Ranch
Ona
Aerial mail service back to normal after strike
Air mail service resumed from Chicago to Washington after a strike that briefly halted operations. Twenty pilots suspended work. negotiations led to a conference with Second Assistant Postmaster General Praeger. Belmont Park was among landing sites affected during the disruption.
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Chicago
Belmont Park
Praeger
Col Holtz Resumes Trip Round Rim
Lieutenant Colonel H. T. Itzay resumed his flight around the rim of the plates in a trip noted by the press from Augusta Maine. The mission had been delayed but was expected to proceed as planned despite earlier uncertainties.
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Col. Holtz
Augusta
Maine
H. T. Itzay
Bank Reserve Shows Three Million Dollar Rise
The latest records from the central bank indicate an increase of three million dollars in the nation’s bank reserves. The rise exceeds the required legal minimum by a margin suggesting stronger liquidity across commercial banks and trust companies.
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Conree Banks and Trust
Veteran Operator on Atlantic Cable Dead
A veteran operator on the Atlantic cable died at age 14. The notice appears in a newspaper clipping with garbled OCR text, mentioning press date July 26 and related fragments. The readable bits indicate a death reported in connection with maritime communications.
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Atlantic Cable
Wilson Sends Letter To Lodge On Peace Treaty
President Wilson writes to Senator Lodge chairing the foreign relations committee about a Senate resolution demanding documents from the peace conference. The letter is not a refusal and will be released after Lodge receives it. Wilson plans Capitol talks with Hitchcock and other Democrats and may issue a statement on treaty reservations before a Westward trip.
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Wilson
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
White House
Lodge
Taft
Hays
Republican National Committees
Neen
Hitchcock
Democra
Ashington
Ite House
San Francisco
Middle West
Arlington dredging makes rapid progress on Mobile bay pier
City Engineer Wright Smith reports the Arlington pier dredging has removed over 800,000 yards of material into the open space between pilings. The contract aims for 1.5 million yards in ten months, but progress by Atlantic & Pacific Dredging could finish much earlier.
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Mobile Bay
Arlington Pier
Wright Smith
Atlantic & Pacific Dredging Company
Smith
Ale Cr Eee
Gineer
Welfare workers converge in mobile for first city dinner
Representatives of welfare efforts in Mobile gathered for a dinner at the New C. last night marking the first organized welfare drive in six years. Attendees included Major and Mrs. H. M. Smith, Mrs. E. C. Gibson, Mrs. C. F. Stoppelbein, and several others.
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Mobile
Aew C
H. M. Smith
E. C. Gibson
Lyons Charged in Failure to Dip Cattle Case
Cornelius Lyons of Heron Bay is jailed on four counts of failing to dip cattle. He seeks to appear in the inferior criminal court, denying the charge and claiming the cattle belong to Mrs. Lyons and were dipped regularly.
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Cornelius Lyons
Heron Bay
Inferior Criminal Court
Lyons
Red Cross Chapter to Meet Monday in Mobile Parlor
Mobile American Red Cross branch will hold meetings Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning in Parlor C at the Battle House. Mrs. Rhett Goode, head of the local Red Cross, called the meeting to review the summer work and plan future activities.
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American Red Cross
Mobile
Parlor C
Battle House
Rhett Goode
The
Red Cross
Chrisman Case Not Prossed in Preliminary Hearing
The case against R. Chrisman linked to a seized liquor cargo on the schooner Outer Plant was not prosecuted at the preliminary hearing before the U S commissioner today. The adjournment cited a related charge in New Orleans in the same case.
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R. Chrisman
United States
New Orleans
Garment Workers Back Craft Bill for City Commission
Local Union No. 200 of the United Garment Workers with over 100 members in Mobile unanimously endorsed the Craft bill at a noon meeting. The union called for an enlarged city commission and expressed no dissent.
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United Garment Workers
Mobile
Building Permits for July Show Large Increase
July building permits jumped with the most issued this year for homes. Many permits reach four figures. examples include a $5,000 eight room dwelling on Ann Street and a $4,000 two story on Conception and anal streets. Other permits cover bungalows and multiple residences across West and Beauregard areas.
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West Street
Fle Claire
M.G. McCaffery
Conception and
Anal Streets
R. A. Sadler
Ission
Ann Street
Selma Street
W. J. Givens
Virginia and
Park Streets
Niel O’brien
Sermant
Olensky
Beauregard Street
St. Joseph and
Royal Streets
Williams
Arlington Addition
Three Mobile officers return from overseas service
Captain Leon Schwarz and Lieutenants James J. Alvarez and James Radcliffe, Mobile residents, have come home from the army overseas. Schwarz and Radcliffe are discharged. Alvarez is on furlough awaiting discharge at Camp Gordon. Radcliffe, promoted after service in France, will join his brother instead of returning to police work.
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Leon Schwarz
James J. Alvarez
James Radcliffe
Schwarz
Radcliffe
Alvarez
Camp Gordon
France
Mobile
Ace
Camp Pike
Ark
Nee
Herndon
123Rd
The
Register
Illicit Distillery Taken by Deputies and Sheriff
Deputies seized a near complete illicit distillery on 1 Mile Creek north of issue of county. The raid yielded beer whiskey two barrels of new beer two trunks of corn whiskey and pure alcohol along with worm and coloring. Sheriff Easterling said the liquor was the best sample of house liquor captured since the new law. King bonded at 500 and recently arrived from Georgia.
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Easterling
King
Georgia
Tug Darling Carries Coal and Timber Tow En Route
The Tug Darling with four barges of coal and 214 pieces of timber is sailing toward Mobile. It was reported passing Demopolis last night according to a telegram to the Warrior River Transportation Company in Mobile. The Clio would send Cordova this afternoon with a cargo.
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Mobile
Demopolis
Warrior River Transportation Company
Clio
Cordova
Thie Mare
Mobile Cools While Other Cities See Heat
Weather data shows Mobile enjoying cooler temperatures than seven sampled cities, with San Francisco as the sole outlier in the north. Mr Ashen notes hot weather prevails across the States, especially around Chicago and the Great Lakes. Mobile reached 84 yesterday, an unusually cool reading for the season. Thunderstorms and southeast winds are forecast tonight.
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Mobile
San Francisco
United
Ashén
Chicago
Great Lakes
M'Innes To Face U S Court Tuesday
A man identified as M Innes faces U S court on Tuesday on a commissioners warrant alleging a nonviolent act. He will have a preliminary hearing that day before Judge Austill. A second hearing is set for Monday before Federal authorities for wearing a military uniform without proper authority.
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U. S. Court
United States
Jere Austill
Tv J
Federal Line
Ervin
Improvements Begun on Streets of Mobile GI
Unpaved streets in Mobile are being repaired under Lt intendent John J. Lynch. Workmen tar St Anthony street from Clark to Bayou. New Jersey from Washington avenue to cemetery is resurfaced. Lawrence street from the Texas is undergoing rebuild and surface work.
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John J. Lynch
St. Anthony
Clark
Bayou
Washington Avenue
Cemetery
Lawrence Street
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