Local notes from Valley City and vicinity
Tuesday's Daily Mrs Charley Galea Aberdean and guests visit Valley City. Several residents from Fargo Minneapolis and nearby towns travel here for business and social visits. A baby was born to Mrs Daniel Slick. community events include Maccabees meeting and hunting season start. Alfred Stabert and Rev J Br ayfield appear among transient visitors. farm equipment sales rise with Gray and Waterloo tractors bought by Barnes County farmers.
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Eline Brekke
Valley City
Barnes County
Fargo
Levert Halverson
E. F. Moore
Martin Somdahl
Barnes County Implement Company
B. McLain
Eckelaon
Andrew Thompson
Waterloo
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McCumber Attacks Senate Peace Treaty Dissent
Senator McCumber of North Dakota issues a minority report criticizing the peace treaty proposed by the senate foreign relations committee. He calls the committee’s changes defiant and jingoistic, urges adoption of his six reservations, and objects to the majority’s tone and approach. He argues the league’s aims and methods are ignored and warns against partisan interference with the president’s treaty formulation.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Dakota
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Peace Treaty Debate Opens in Senate in Open Session
The Senate, led by Lodge, opened formal debate on the German peace treaty. Senator Jones of New Mexico spoke first in support of ratification, with Senator Overman of North Carolina to follow. Debates are set to last four to six weeks as the treaty remains unfinished business. A copy of the Austria treaty was filed in records.
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Washington
Germany
Higervords
Lodge
Foreign Relabiliits
Committee
Senator Jones
New Mexico
Jones
Overman
North Carolina
Austria
Johnson pleased with outlook during peace treaty tour
Des Moines Iowa September 15 Senator Johnson addressed between forty and fifty thousand supporters arriving from Kansas City to resume the fight on the peace treaty He charged the administration seeks haste to push approval before the people learn its meaning noting the senate has studied it two months while Wilson spent seven months with it He said the crowd’s enthusiasm reflected the public heart the demonstrations were not personal.
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Johnson
Des Moinés
Kansas City
Senate
Wilson
Storms Cause Heavy Damage Along Texas Coast
A tropical storm system lashed from Galveston to Brownsville causing massive property loss, halting railroad and wire traffic, delaying ships in gulf ports, and feared to have caused a drowning and injuries in the Corpus Christi to Brownsville region, with damage extending inland.
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Houston
Texas
Texas Gulf
Galveston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Japanese Immigration Restricted in Lower California
El Centro Sept 15 Japanese and Chinese immigrants into the northern district of Lower California are prohibited until new Mexican immigration laws pass. Governor Cantu of Lower California ordered the restriction to ease unrest caused by anxiety over the sudden rise of Oriental labor.
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el Centro
Cal
Lower
California
Cantu
Johnson Going to Mankato on Wednesday Speech
Senator Johnson of California has accepted an invitation to speak in Mankato Wednesday night after a Rochester stop. President Wilsons special train arrived in Portland at 9 am on September 15.
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Mankato
Senator Johnson
California
Rochester
Portland
Oregon
President Wilson
Spa
Bombing Plane Flight Delayed Return to Fargo
Col. Hartz, commander of the Martin bombing plane touring the U.S. rim, skipped a Superior stop and will head to Fargo after weather caused today’s delay. The trip’s timing remains unsettled as crews adjust flight plans.
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Col. Hartz
Martin
United States
Superior
Wis
Fargo
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