Senator McNary Urges Acceptance of Covenant Without Reservations
Washington July 42 Republican Senator McNary of Oregon urged that Article Ten be accepted without amendments or reservations, arguing it is the pillar of the league and must be unimpaired to secure world peace. He warned reservations could undermine the covenant and threaten American duties under the treaty.
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League of Nation
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Oregon
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League of Nations
America
Ie Senate
Alsen Ain
General D Esperey Leads Coalition in Bulgarian Turmoil
General D Esperey orchestrates Allied forces in a Franco-Humanitan operation aimed at toppling the Tugret regime of Bota Kan. The campaign, under General D Maparay, drives Bulgacia and drives Turkish forces to their knees.
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Tugret
Bota Kan
D'Maparay
Bulgacia
League of Nations Support Speech Echoes Peace Hope
A speaker emphasizes national sovereignty over international law and endorses the League of Nations as a path to peaceful settlements. The text defends domestic jurisdiction, rejects treaty amends, and advocates backing the League as a historic step toward global peace.
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The
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League of Nations
Villa follower killed as skirmish with federal forces near Juarez
In a Sunday clash near Casas Grandes Colonel Porcayo's force fought Villa followers led by Tesas Saldana of Ramon Vega's command. One Villa fighter was killed, two wounded, fifteen captured including Saldana. Official report tallies 52 horses 24 saddles 19 rifles seized. Amer icans arriving from Casas Grandes partially confirm details. Train to Chinahua City runs for first time in seven weeks. A small guard of federal soldiers accompanied the convoy. rail line destroyed earlier in Villa campaign.
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Itty Federal Soldived Secompanitd i. Tho
Vila
Juarez Etyly
Strike Movement Fully Check in Italy and France
Rome reports that the proposed international demonstrative strike yesterday failed to gain scale in major Italian cities. Deputy Turali, an Intransigeant Socialist leader, told a night audience that the general strike movement had been completely checked. Paris dispatches say the strike, delayed by the labor federation, did not take effect anywhere in France, with bloom movements organized even among workers of corporations expecting telemen Lo Mop wark.
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Italy
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Paris
Labor Federation
France
War Department Seeks Bids for 1.25 Million Prunes
The War Department issued bids for 1,250,000 pounds of prune surplus from the 1218 crop. Purchases are to be in carload lots with proposals reopened July 28 in multiple cities including Boston New York Baltimore Chicago and San Francisco.
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New York
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Allagle
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San Francisco
el Paso
Omaha
San Antonio
Airship Falls in Chicago Injures People and Damages Roof
A airship crash in Chicago caused a collapse through a roof. Police and fire crews responded as people on the street reported alarms and smoke. Investigators opened a preliminary inquiry into the incident and its cause.
Goodyear dirigible crash sparks federal inquiry
Chicago officials launched a formal probe into the Goodyear Tire and Rubber dirigible disaster that collapsed into the Nanofe District and Savings Bank, killing eleven and injuring twenty six. Eleven Goodyear employees detained include pilot Jack Beettner and flight chief W Young as officials seek charges of criminal carelessness.
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Marlay Hoyne
Nanofe Trict and Savings Bank
United States
Charles Fcina
Goodyear ‘Tire and Hubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Aftekip
Joe Manes
Ita
Jparrenger
Carl Weaver
Arkron
Earl Davenport
Karry Walter
Milton G. Norton
Ft. A. Borttner
U S Ambassador Fletcher on Mexico Policy and Violence
Ambassador Fletcher testifies to Congress on U S Mexican relations. He cites three years of agency improvements, notes murders of Americans by bandits, and says prosecutions were often not pursued by local authorities. He avoids predicting policy, arguing only to provide factual updates.
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Pletcher
House Rules Committee
Mexico
Campbell
Fletcher Nated
Carranza
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Irene
Gould
New York
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Columbus
Sid Thig
Chafrman Camphell
Mechanical pianos barred after 10 30 at night in cafes
The chief of police in Browning ordered enforcement of warnings to caf es and similar venues not to permit mechanical pianos after 10 30 PM. Citizens complained the noisy instruments disrupted residents near several eateries.
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Alice T. &. Browning Hag
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Akron airship crash inquiry widens to include Goodyear firm
An investigation in Akron Ohio probes the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company for alleged involvement in a dirigible crash that toppled a savings bank and damaged a mail train. Officials refuse comment while detailing plans for a broader inquiry into the vessel patterned after an Army airship.
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Ohio
Oftielain
Goodyear Tire Ani Rubber Company
Butidera
Milnoix Teun
Ad Savings Bank
Chicago
Virginia
Wea
Palender
Cleveland
German Prisoners Of War Arrive Under High Secrecy
Two German officers of high rank, captured by American forces, arrived in New York aboard the ship Agamemnon under tight guard. They allegedly provided plans of the German general staff before 1918 offensives to aid the Allied advance, and were moved under secrecy to protect them from retaliation.
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France
York
Khdut
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Tivest
Shaply
Intelligence Office
Trade Counselor Porter Appointed FTC Counsel
Trade Counselor Porter has been named chief counsel of the Federal Trade Commission. He previously led the prosecution of FW W. Inaclere in Chicago and has ties to Comte ville and other key legal offices.
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Federal Trade Commission
Apecial
Generat Hon
FW. W. Inaclere
Chicago
Huie Ly Comte Ville
Ime
President Wilson to resume White House conferences
Washington July 22 President Wilson was judged to be recovered enough to resume conferences with Republicans and senators at the White House. Rear Admiral Grayson said the president was still weak but able to sit up and receive visitors. A solo conference with Senator Edge of New Jersey was planned for 9 o clock with further engagements possible depending on his condition. Senator Norris of Nebraska, invited yesterday, declined.
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Wilson
Orroy J. Grayson
Admirral Grayson
Graylyon
Senator Edge
New Jeraay
Tayilefer Yastontay
Benator Norrin
Nebraska
Prohibition Bill Passes 287 to 11 in House Vote
Washington July 22 The prohibition enforcement bill faced opposition remarks and a heated roll call as Igoe of Missouri moved to recommit. The final vote on passage was 287 to 11 with three members present while several lawmakers faced jeers during the roll call and leadership support shifts were noted.
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Iran
House
Ffree & Piclion
Igoe
Verccrut
Missouri
Nvary
Nouse
Noles
Monde
Martial law urged as race riots rock Washington
Washington July 22 martial law may be needed to stop rioting that left at least five dead and fifty injured. Police and provost guards struggled as whites and blacks clashed. dozens arrested as mobs wielded automatics. A detective killed, several wounded, and a white woman assaulted by a black assailant were reported amid a wave of attacks and robberies. Sixteen hours of unrest featured armed blacks roaming streets and police calls for reinforcements from Quantico and Washington barracks.
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Harry Wilson
Bernard W. Thompson Wan
Degream
Pegro
Port Myer
Quantico
Washington Marine Barracks
Ely
Amsymmer
Haie
District of Columbia
Infected Wheat in Two States Is Under Control
The U S department of agriculture announced that the two states where infected wheat diseases Meg smul and take-all appeared Indiana and Illinois have taken steps to prevent spread and will disinfect all infected wheat. Officials expect infection to be wiped out in fields within a few years.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Soldier with shell shock escapes Utah hospital ward
Philp Gibbons, 25, long of Ogden, a shell shocked veteran, escaped from a Provo hospital ward after being detained for nervous disorder treatment. He left his hospital clothes and crawled through a wall, with authorities fearing for his safety. Captain Gramttag of War Risk Insurance in Utah reported the escape and asked for information.
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Ogden
Prova
Gibbons
Aman Coast
R. EB. Gramttag
Utah
Maison Ion
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