Wilson May Pocket Treaty If Lodge Reservations Accepted
President Wilson conferred with Senator Hitchcock and stated he has read and considered Lodge reservations which he deems an nullification of the treaty. Hitchcock says the president would pocket the treaty if reservations are accepted, otherwise fight to ratify without them. The report covers political maneuvers and French election results amid postwar alignment tensions.
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Washington
Iggsoo
Hitchcock
White House
Senate
Negro Lynched By Mob At Moberly Missouri
Nov 17 report describes a mob lynching of four alleged I W W s after taking them from the jail in Moberly. One was killed during the hanging, three escaped, with two recaptured later. Police sought suspects as crowds from nearby counties hunted for the others.
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Moderly
Ted
Ils
Une
Ama
Jesse
Edward Thompson
Moberly
Vane
Dneen
Ramt
Results of Elections in Paris
Paris returns show conservatives and moderates leading the chamber of deputies as voting tallies come in. Moderates gain, extremists fall, with delegates like Briand and Viviani among those reelected or defeated, while socialists suffer significant losses.
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Paris
Rothusstrom
Chamber of Deputies
Telrladera
Pierto Ranaudol
Socialista
Tb de
Prograf Metz
Wwern
Teta SM. B
Glass named to Virginia Senate seat after Marlin death
President Wilson requested Secretary Glass to accept the Virginia senate seat to succeed the late Thomas S. Marlin. Glass would take oath soon and continue duties in a wheelchair as he plans to serve as head of the treasury while the search for a long term successor continues. The White House confirmed the decision and discussed potential replacements such as Daniel C. Roane.
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Washington
Fon
Glass
Virginia
Thomas S. Marlin
Fravis
Wilson
Senate
Staira
Treasury
White Howse
White House
Daniel C. Ro
Howse
Pet
Internal Revenue
Dwan
Taken Jr
Glare
Senate Action Debated Over German Treaty Reservations
Paris reports the US Senate adopted ten reservations to the German treaty, stirring peace conference debate on whether other governments will formally approve. French circles doubt approval, while questions arise about impacts on China Rumelia and Jugoslavia which did not sign earlier treaties. Also reported, Philp Scheidemann warns Germany faces a reactionary threat and calls for unity of the working classes.
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Paris
United States
Senate
Ag Io
Mior
China
Rumoola
Jugo-Slavia
Shantung
Rumanian
Copenhagen
Philp Scheidemann
Vorwaerts
Germany
Navy follows Him Bolshevik advance Piome
An inconsistent report from Sundius recounts Gabriele d Annunzio's forces advancing along the Dalmatian coast with Italian naval reinforcements including battleships and destroyers. Separate dispatches mention miners in West Virginia urged to join a revolutionary group, amid arrests and seizures by the justice department.
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Sundius
Associated Press
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d'Annnaig
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Unje
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Wannunzlo
Lnly
Wage Scale Board Delays Report On Central Competitive Talks
Washington Roy 17 The conference of wage scale committee postpones report as operators request time to submit a counter proposal to miners demand. Pending renewal of miners’ work remains a key issue with Wyoming talks signaling a possible settlement and mines reopening soon. Charleston West Virginia Nov 17 United Mine Workers leaders and West Virginia operators expect most noncompliant miners to return to work soon after lay orders.
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Rome
Ronntiuriate
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Department of Justice
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Eline
Naney
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Ale Y
Washington
Roy
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P. J. Quealy
Wyoming Coal Operators' Asscelasion
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers For America
West Virginia
D'Annunzio Seizes Dalmatian Coast Amid New Tory Tensions
Admiral Milo, Dalmatian security force commander, switches sides to the d'Annunzio faction. Premier Nilo reacts coolly while London reports the shift. D'Annunzio returns from Zara to a welcoming demonstration, signaling potential new independence proposals.
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H Tulan
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Ming
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D'Annunzio
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Four Shipyard Workers Killed in Fog Blooded Accident
Four Mogdaland shipyard workmen were killed and seven injured when a motor truck carrying workers was struck by a train at a trade crossing in dense fog. The Delaware River accident also saw two ferry boats collide in midstream, but no major damage occurred.
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Phinadelphia
Pay Now
Mogdaland Shipyard
Delaware
Ltatrd
Teamsnin
Prohibition Campaign Aims for One Million Members
In St Louis the National Prohibition drive is described as a panacea for the world's ills by the Progressive Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The group urges enforcement of the prohibition law as part of its Americanization effort and announces a plan to recruit one million members to restart the work.
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ST. Louis
Woman’s Christan Temperance Union
Bolshevik Capture of Omsk Reported in Moscow Communique
A Bolshevik communique received from Moscow claims the capture of Omsk by Soviet forces after heavy fighting and says Kolchak’s forces retreated east, with over 1,000 prisoners taken. The report also mentions advances toward Yamberg and ongoing pursuit of Gen. Yudenitch’s troops.
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London
Omsk
Scandinavia
Moscow
Yao ‘Ovsky
Baltic
Yamberg
Ars
Yudenitch
Prince of Wales Regrets Leaving United States
Prince of Wales expresses regret at leaving the United States and hopes to return soon to visit the western states. His special train or Lezin will depart White Sulphur Springs at 9 o clock and reach New York around 11 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Prince of Wales
United States
Whith Sulpiwr Springs
New York
House to Adjourn After Esch Bill Passage
Washington November 17 the House will adjourn tomorrow after the Esch railroad bill passage and a resolution extending government control over dye imports until January 15. Republican leader Mondell said no further business would be transacted this day.
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Mondecil
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