Refuse to Guarantee Territorial Changes in Treaty Debate
The Senate foreign relations committee finished work on the German peace treaty adopting four reservations to the league covenant and sending the treaty to the Senate with about twenty amendments. The debate will center on the committee’s reservations and the U S stance on territorial guarantees under Article 10. The four reservations call for unconditional withdrawal from the league, U S refusal to assume foreign guarantees without congressional action, exclusive action by the United States on democratic affairs, and interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine by the United States alone.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
United States
Lodge
Senate
France
Japan
Tion
League
Congress
Ator Ae Dakoth
CahuitaindeSayMineAteMiPage Have EEU SI
Fragmentary OCR item notes a mine incident at Cahuitainde with unclear details. The readable text mentions a page and a possible casualty or event but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations for full verification.
Boycott of Japan in China Persists Amid Shantung Controversy
The Chinese boycott against Japan endures despite a three month pause as exports to China from Japan decline in some sectors by up to 50 percent. Japan sends Yoshizawa to Shantung and Peking to probe motives. The May student protests, including attacks on officials and the burning of a minister’s house, sparked anti-Japanese sentiment, aiding nationalist mobilization and undermining pro-Japanese factions. James Potter, former US ambassador to Italy, notes Japan's grievances and cites published bills against them in the Japan Advertiser.
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Peking
Ual
Shantung
Japan
China
Yoshizawa
Tsao Ju Lin
Chan Chung U Hsiang
James Potter
United States
Italy
Yangtse Valley
Japan Advertiser
Sheriff search for two men after burglary
Following a hot trail, sheriff's office yesterday began chasing two men believed to have burglarized in Filer Wednesday evening. A goods description was obtained from a man who helped the duo free their car from a rut, and information placed the suspects in Mountainhome early yesterday.
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Sheriff’s Office
Mountainhome
Caproni Triplane Flies Across Europe Successfully
D G Conti announces Caproni company achievement in Milan telegraph. Caproni triplane with Liberty motors and 8 passenger cabin flew from Milan over the Alps to Lyons Paris Brussels Amsterdam en route to London.
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New York
Caproni
Caproni Company
Alps
Lyons
Brussels
Amsterdam
London
Eight New GOP Committee Members Elected
By the Associated Press in Washington eight new members were elected to the Republican congressional committee tonight. The report notes the addition of eight new members to the GOP committee, signaling changes ahead for party leadership and strategy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional Committee
Checkered career spans the nation in theft case
Detective William Pinkerton reports Jack McGinnis alias Samuel C. Hildreth sought for jewelry theft from Mrs. E. H. Robinson’s mother in Idaho. McGinnis, described as a top coast-to-coast crook, allegedly forged a $300 check, and Mrs. Robinson’s family awaits extradition papers as Sheriff Sprague plans to bring him to Idaho.
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Jack McGinnis
Samuel C. Hildreth
E. H. Robinson
Baltimore
Carter
Maryland
A. N. Sprague
William A. Pinkerton
Bi -H. Robinson
Robinson
Pinkerton
McGinnis
Samuel
Do. Hildreth
Chronicle
May
Sprague
Stephan
Idaho
Boise
Mr. Hildreth
Wilson urges prompt Senate ratification of peace treaty
AP dispatch from Columbus Ohio reports President Wilson on a transcontinental tour urging Americans to press the Senate to ratify the German peace treaty. He predicted ratification, said the treaty aims to punish Germany without crushing it, and defended delegation instructions while appealing to readers to trust accounts of its contents. He spoke to a full Memorial hall audience about not debating the treaty but explaining it to the people.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Wilson
United States Senate
Germany
Senate
Memorial Hall
Versailles
United States
Dentist Dr Myers Arrested Over Bribe for License
Dr W G Myers former secretary of the state dental board was arrested in Boise on a charge of taking a $300 bribe for issuing a dentistry certificate without examination. He was released on a $1500 bond through attorney W A Cushing. Constabulary found a ticket to Chicago in his possession.
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Boise
W. G Myers
State Dental Board
Reinforcements Sent To Fire Fighters In Idaho Fires
Missoula Montana dispatch reports reinforcements deployed after Fobl Creek fire escaped control lines amid high winds. Forest service estimates district No. 1 fires have cost $1,000,000, with 150 active fires of 1900 reported this season. About 1150 acres burned and 6,000,000 feet of timber, mainly pine, destroyed.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Fobl Creek
Idaho
Forest Service District
Forest Service
Glen. A. Smith
Roosevelt Outlines American Legion Plans
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in Lincoln Nebraska, outlined the objects of the American Legion. He cited three war outcomes: democratizing service, the American pride of all who fought, and a shared sense of country. He avoided endorsing harsh methods against unrest.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
American Legion
Wilson urges critics to offer a better peace plan in Indianapolis speech
President Wilson urged opponents of the league of nations to present a superior program or “put up or shut up” as he toured the United States. He argued the covenant would keep war on the outskirts and make war improbable, while criticizing critics for reading only parts of the covenant.
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Indianapolis
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
League
Tam
America
Sala
Cauises
Dic
Ireland
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