Pershing Leads Grand Parade in New York Welcome
General Pershing rode the five mile flower strewn route down Fifth Avenue with 2,000,000 cheering countrymen marking the last great WWI review for New York. He dismounted at St Patrick's Cathedral amid a pageant of church dignitaries and Knights of Columbus women, exchanging flowers and a kiss, while Cardinal Mercer and Archbishop Hayes blessed him.
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Associated Press
New York
General Pershing
Fifth Avenue
St Patrick's Cathedral
Tle
Knights of Columbus
Cardinal Mercier
Pershing
America
Belgium
Patrick J. Hayes
Hardware Co's Windows Arc Attracts Attention
Dressed in full color of the open places with a setting of big game heads and modern outfits for the hunter, the windows of the Diamond store attract attention as shoppers pass by.
Hunters Prepare as Goats and Ducks Open Season
The community notes the season for goats begins September 16, the same day ducks open. Plans for camp and hunt are underway as Twin Walls huntsmen prepare. Ducks are plentiful nationwide and big game sportsmen aim to secure a goat.
President plans evening speech after ship review in Oregon
Wilson Glad gon at 3 o'clock will have the Oregon as reviewing ship then proceed to Puget Sound to take station for ceremony. The party will dine at the Hippodrome and the president will speak in the arena that evening. Earlier in Bismarck he spoke at the city auditorium before about 1,500 people.
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Oregon
Puget Sound
Hippodrome
Bismarck
City Auditorium
Meeting Concludes Amid Closed Doors In Bismarck
President's arrival triggered a locked meeting as doors stayed shut after he entered. Chief of police Ed mund W Starling, assistant chief of the secret service with the president's party, and the local arrangements chairman were absent from the session.
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Bismarck
Edmund W. Starling
Secret Service
Committee On
Hurricanes Devastate Lower Florida Coast Area
The Associated Press reports a devastating hurricane hit the Florida coast with extensive property damage. In Key West three hundred twenty frame houses were razed, two churches wrecked, and five stores toppled, with damage over two million dollars. Rescue was hindered by high winds and rough seas as Goulds and Marathon suffered severe destruction, though no fatalities were reported.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Florida
Goulds
Miami
Biscayne Bay
Marathon
Mother of W W Jaakrish Passes Away Near Buhl
Mrs Parish mother of W W Parish County Commissioner died yesterday near Buhl at age 72. Interment will be today from the home of her brother P W Parish located three miles east of Buhl. Pastor W A Moore of the Christian Church Twin Falls will officiate.
House Returns to Paris to Join Peace Makers
Paris Sept 10 Colonel I M Nouse will return to Paris Sunday or Monday to resume his seat as a member of the American peace commission after completing work in England with the league of nations. It had been believed he had said farewell in June. Frank N Polk remains head of the American peace delegation.
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Associated Press
Paris
I. M. Nouse
League of Nations
American Peace Commission
Rain mars the parade of veterans in Columbus
Torrents of rain temporarily marred the annual Grand Army of the Republic parade in Columbus Ohio today but the disruption was only brief. Officers and veterans braved the weather as the march proceeded with limited spectators and damp flags.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans marching anew unite multiple war eras in city
Soon after the skies cleared, blue clad veterans filled streets, resuming the march from stores and other businesses. Civil War, Spanish American, Mexican War, World War I, Rainbow and Buckeye divisions joined veterans of many other units in a broad procession marking renewed unity among generations of service.
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Ior
Buckeye
State Railway Commission to Run Air Transportation
Lincoln Neb Sept 10 The Nebraska state railway commission to oversee air transportation activities after a preliminary decision outlines jurisdiction and logistical steps for state supervision of early air services in the region.
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State Railway Commission
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
The
Nebraska, State Railway Commission
Commission Rules Aerial Transport As Common Carriers
The commission ruled that day assumed jurisdiction over aerial transportation when planes are used for hire. Airplanes carrying passengers for profit are common carriers, and rates, service and stock and bond issues of companies operating such planes fall under the commission. The securities bureau asked whether the commission had authority over capital securities issuance by an aerial club at Fremont, Nebraska.
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State Securities Bureau
Fremont
Nebraska
Band Tu nert To Be Given This Evening In Park
The band concert will be held in the park this evening with a program including Gentry's Triumphal Entry, Overture, Comique, Apple Blossoms, Medley, Song Hits of 1919, The Royal Vagabond, and other selections featuring Cohn & Gritzel songs Mary and Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning.
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Gentry
Kela Bela
Amina
Oe Lineke
the Royal Vagabond
Denbioe Eee Cohn
Gritzel
Mary
Ulionaire” Watson
Swallows Toothpick Restores Lost Voice in Sioux City
Sioux City man Ponalad Cullings nearly choked after swallowing a toothpick at dinner. The piece became lodged in his throat and later dislodged during coughing. He had been able to speak only in a husky whisper since being gassed at St. Mihiel on September 12, 1918.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Town
Ponalad Cullings
St. Mihiel
American Can Company Accused of War Department Monopoly
Washington reports that rivals testified before a special House sub committee that the American Car Company monopolized early war contracts and secured prices far in excess of those offered by independent can manufacturers. The claim was announced today by Chairman Graham.
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Washington
American Car Company
War Department
Special House
Graham
Wilson agrees to meet with N W workers
President Wilson has agreed to meet a delegation of northwest organized labor here next Sunday for a conference. Local labor men say the talks will address the release of political prisoners.
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Associated Press
Seatue
Wilson
Northwest Organized Labor
Treaty Fight To Start On Monday In Senate
Washington Sept 10 The German peace treaty with amendments and the league covenant with reservations was reported to the senate by the foreign relations committee. Majority members oppose ratification as submitted while a minority report urging ratification without changes will be filed tomorrow. Senator Lodge said the treaty would be taken up Monday and fought over reservations and amendments. Kenyon denounced the covenant as it stands, and claims it cannot be adopted. Senator Harding will speak against ratifications tomorrow.
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Washinton
League
of Nations
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Eifforts
Kenyon
Iowa
Harding
Ohio
Stevens to Serve Time in Washington Penitentiary
James Stevens alias Brock will serve time in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla Washington. Sheriff A N Sprague said officials at Colfax informed him of the arrest after Stevens forged two checks locally and fled to Washington where he was captured for forgery.
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James Stevens
Brock
Walla Walla
Wash
A. N. Sprague
Colfax
Stevens
D.oing
Washington
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Peace Makers
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American Can Company
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