Far East outlet for American commerce outlined by Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Company urged major business leaders to develop a Far East outlet for U.S. manufacture as a new consortium of Great Britain France Japan and the United States offers financial help to China. He said the group acts on a free partnership basis to stabilize China and curb colonial concessions while promoting cooperation over warship dominance.
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New York
Far East
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Company
Orient
China
American Manufacturers Association
Great Britain
France
Japan
United States
Verdun Hero Petain Marries in Paris Ceremony
Paris September 15 AP reports Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, famed Verdun commander, wed Madame Hardon at Paris city hall in the Seventh ward. General Fayolle and Madame Gabriel Ferrier observed the ceremony. The bride, described as wealthy, was long known to the marshal.
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Paris
Henri Philippe Petain
France
Verdun
Madame Hardon
Seventh Ward
Petit Parisien
Fayolle
Gabriel Ferrier
The
Excelsior
Marshal
Marshal Petain
Paris Social Register
Albanian Govt Urges Serbia Troop Withdrawal Request
Albanian government asks Washington to press Serbia to withdraw its troops from Albanian territory. Communications reported by C A Chekrezi Albanian commissioner to the United States indicate Albanian Foreign Minister Konitza sent the appeal while in Paris.
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Washington
Wilson
Libyr George
Miflerand
Serbia
C. A. Chekrezi
United States
M. Konitza
Paris
Harding Addresses Women On League of Nations
Senator Harding writes to Republican women groups outlining why women should back the GOP in politics. He argues for universal suffrage loyalty, praises social welfare measures, criticizes Paris peace talks, and cautions that a Democratic league of nations would not secure peace. His next address aims to constitutional government themes on Constitution Day.
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Marion
Republican Women’s Organizations of America
Harding and
Coolidge Clubs
Harding
Republican Party
Ray F. Zacker
Harding and Coolidge Club
New York City
League of Nations
Congress
America
Democratic Party
Paris
Association of Nations
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Dougherty
Ength
Dougherty
Chicago
Kenyon Leads Iowa Delegation Against Demon Rum
Senator Kenyon of Iowa heads the American delegation to the fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism opening in Washington on September 21. The delegation was announced today by Rome Colby of the State Department.
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Washington, T
Kenyon
Iowa
Oomey Colby
Missing mail pilot Eaton's Nevada desert search underway
Air mail officials sought forest patrol or army aircraft to locate John L. Eaton, transcontinental mail flyer missing since yesterday after an eastbound Reno to Omaha flight with 240 pounds of mail. Army planes from Mather Field joined private and Reno forces to search Fallon and desert routes.
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Omaha
Cheyenne
San Francisco
Cal
Reno
Air Mail
Forest Patrol
Army
John L. Eaton
Nevada Desert
Eaton
Elko
Mather Field
Sacramento
Fallon
Nev
Benton
Matther Field
Prisoners Escape With Guard From Leavenworth Barracks
Two inmates escaped from the U S disciplinery barracks at Leavenworth taking a soldier guard with them. Herbert A. Ellie serving three years for robbery and Leslie A. Tibbetts of Wymore Nebraska one year for desertion led the breakout after stealing a farmer’s car bound toward Atchison.
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Leavenworth
Kam
United States Disciplinery Barracks
Herbert A. Ellie
Leslie A. Tibbetts
Wymore
Neb
Atchison
Exclusion of Japs Urged by Veterans at Camp
Washington veterans at their annual encampment unanimous on a resolution urging exclusion of all Japanese immigrants Abrogation of the gentlemen's agreement with Japan and changes to the federal constitution to make children born here citizens only if both parents are eligible.
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Washington
Japan
Resolution on Japanese immigration from Portland commander
Commander J. W. Jones of Portland declares the Japanese immigration issue national in scope, not limited to the Pacific coast. He warns the problem causes growing irritation and calls for vigorous steps to quell it, noting Japanese thrift and industry but questioning assimilability and potential national impact.
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J. W. Jones
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Italian Workers Seek Plant Management Rights In Parliament
Milan reports plan for a law on worker participation in plant management to be presented to parliament. Labor leaders vow plant occupation until employers lose privileges and workers gain new rights. In Verona a mob led by socialist deputy Scarabello invaded Rossi factory and threatened the Rossi family during a dispute over occupancy.
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Milan
House of Deputies
Verona
Sieger Bearabello
Rossi
Scarabello
Vsnian Lity
Governor Cox Addresses Large Utah Crowd During Rail Stop
Governor Cox spoke to a large Utah audience after a delay on the train. He contrasted the new order with reactionary elements, praised the League of Nations, and argued Congress controls war powers while warning against changes in governance.
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Idaho
Cox
Brigham City
Lore =en
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Nugent
Demoratio
Arene
Progress
Costa
Asia
Africa
British flag sparks suspension at union convention
In Pittebans, Sept 15, delegates of the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers halted business after a British flag hung in the hotel. It was replaced by American colors. The convention urged British unions to demand Ireland troop withdrawal, endorsed Irish freedom, and called for Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney's release from Brixton prison.
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International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Ireland
Terence MacSwiney
Cok
Brixton Prison
Poles Hold War Again With Lithuanians and Polish Cross Awarded
Polish official statement reports renewed fighting in the Suwalki sector and Polish gains in Volhynia with Kovel reported occupied. The Polish delegation leaves Warsaw for Danzig to join talks with Soviet Russia as Major Cedric Fauntleroy is decorated and authorized to expand the Kosciuszko Squadron. General Wrangel’s forces in southern Russia claim new Don River successes and a Bolshevik surrender at Malikov.
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Suwalki
Kovel
Volhynia
Brest- Derek
Kogel
Moscow
Russia
Danzig
Cedric Fauntleroy
Chicago
Ilinois
Kosciuszko
Pilsudski
Fauntleroy
United States
Poland
Wrangel
Paris
Wrange
Constantinople
Don River
Nazarof
Voronezh
Tzaritzyn
Malikov
Bolshevists
MacSwiney Remains in Poor Health at Brixton
London reports indicate Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork shows increased weakness and worsening condition in Brixton prison. Mrs MacSwiney visited Brixton and described his eyes as dull with head and body pain.
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London
Irish Self-Determination League
Reno and California City Population Shifts Noted
Washington reports population changes across cities including Reno Nevada showing 12 016 residents a gain of 1 149 people or 10 6 percent Visalia California grows by 1 203 to 5 753 while Cal 9241 increases 5207 or 129 1 percent.
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Reno
Washington
Modesto
Cal
Visalia
Nev
Sugar market sees another price break in New York
The Federal Sugar Refusing company cut its list price for fine sugar to 14.4 cents per pound while other refiners kept a flat price of 15 cents. Some refiners may accept offers at 14.4 cents, signaling renewed competition in the market.
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New York
Federal
Somat
Man Killed Amid Election Violence in Chaotic Primary
In Chicago and statewide races a violent day unfolded as poll clashes, kidnapings, and a fatal shooting disrupted voting. Sergeants, deputies, and police faced gunfire and arrests while factions around Thompson and Lowden battled for control of nominations. Corporal Michael Fennegsy was shot amid arguments over the election.
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Chicago
Heather
Seit
Peters
Lee Thornton
Michael Fennegsy
Schuyler Leads Denver Voters in Close Senate Contest
In Denver, Schuyler, an attorney, led Samuel R. Mayer, a wealthy mine owner, by 29 votes as results were being compiled. Refined figures show a tight race with preliminary tallies showing strong support for Schuyler amid the statewide contest.
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Colo
Denver
Elc
Samuel
OM Rao Myer
Tal Dinies
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