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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

6

Wilson in Kansas City presses for League of Nations

President Wilson spoke at Convention Hall before over twenty thousand, denouncing treaty opponents as Bolshevism and urging ratification. He touted Philippine independence under the League, praised American wartime spirit, and argued for arbitration to prevent war with six months for discussion before any conflict. He warned against minority rule and highlighted Armenian atrocities as a call to action.

Kansas City Senator Reed League of Nations Wilson St. Louis Philippine Islands United States Senate Russia America Armenia Paris Europe

Salvation Army Home Service drive aids wounded soldiers

North Dakota's campaign runs Sept 22 29 to support Salvation Army care for the poor and forgotten. Funds fund shelter for veterans and the downtrodden and assist immigrant families through religious and American integration efforts. A gray haired shopkeeper recalled Salvation Army aid when her baby died and urged support.

Brance Or Salvation. Army Charles H. Wirth North Dakota Salvation Army America

German government to amend constitution on Austrian reps

Berlin dispatch says Germany will not maintain its present attitude toward Austrian representatives in the Reichstag and will alter its constitution to conform to allied demands as conveyed to Premier Clemenceau today.

London Berlin Clemenceau Reichstag

Senators at Washington plan campaign on treaty votes

Washington Sept 6 senators opposed to the league treaty weigh their voting strength by surveying allies and opponents. A leading Democrat said twenty Democrats would back reservations and twenty seven would back unqualified ratification, assuming no further position changes. Lodge and mild reservationists clash over Article 10 wording as the real issue.

Washington Senate Lodge Senator Lodge Foreign Relations Committee United States McCumber

Senate Passes Prohibition Enforcement Bill in Senate

Washington reports the Senate passed the prohibition enforcement bill with one minor amendment and sent it to conference to resolve differences with the House before a presidential submission. The measure bars alcohol and light beverages during wartime, with fines and jail for sellers, and extends the ban to the Panama Canal Zone.

Senate Washington Conference House Panama Canal Zone

New Haven Rail Loot Allegations Reach National Scale

In New York on September 6 authorities report the New Haven railroad looted of millions in stock rails. Arrested men include William Natt, a junk dealer with offices in New York and Cincinnati, and John Birmingham, general foreman of the New Haven yards. Allegations claim high grade steel shipped to plants nationwide was billed as junk.

New York New Haven Wm. Natt Cincinnati John Birmingham

Leaders to discuss community relations in New York meeting

Capital and labor leaders would meet in New York on Sept 6 at the home of Mrs. Henry P. Davidson Island under the council of national de to discuss community and industrial relations in a conference aimed at improving labor relations and civic cooperation.

New York Henry P. Davidson Island Council of National de

Senate passes bill incorporating the American Legion

Washington September 4 The Senate today approved the bill to incorporate the American Legion with no debate or opposition. The measure now proceeds to the president for signature.

Legion

President Wilton Sees Farewell at Columbus Train Departure

In Columbus on September 4, President and Mrs Wilton bade farewell as his train for Indianapolis departed on schedule at 1 pm. The president and Mrs Wilton paused on the rear platform to wave to cheering crowds while ex Governor Campbell and others offered photographs and greetings before the journey continued.

Lea Columbus

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