Wilson speaks on cost of living and peace while visiting Minnesota
President Wilson told Minnesota lawmakers that rising living costs stem from wartime sacrifice and global uncertainty about postwar peace. He urged urgent domestic adjustments, praised suffrage ratification, and urged balancing labor and capital as America leads world recovery.
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Minnesota
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Labor and capital must unite to boost world production
An Italian Ambassador warns labor and capital must shed antagonism and cooperate to raise global production and lower living costs. He urges American instrumentalities worldwide, notes the need to accept international trade realities, and highlights political divisions as minor beside the shared national identity. The tone emphasizes urgency in aligning labor, government, and business with evolving global economics.
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Aise
United States
Brotherhood of Maintenance Men Vote for Contingent Strike
Detroit delegates of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes authorize a contingency strike if wage increases sought from the United States railroad administration and Canada are refused. Officials say members will not accept compromises and will strike if a one per day raise per man and a new working agreement are denied.
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Detroit
Mich
Aumauigh
Brotherhood of Maintena
United States
Canada
Mu Brotherhood
ARE ON oles and Germans Con flict Over Transfer of Territory
London dispatch reports Polish and German factions clashing over a proposed territorial transfer in Poland. Allied leaders Dupont Liupont Malcolm Neu clovengn and Goodyear urge action after camp visits, signaling imminent Allied occupation plans. A Russian Soviet statement claims Bolshevik forces hold Petrogradu along the Ishim River, about 175 miles from Oipok.
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Poland
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France
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Italy
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United States
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German demand on Wehrmacht for killing of Private Madsen
The Associated Press reports a German demand for an immediate report on the killing of Private Howell Madsen of Sacramento California. Major General Weinry Allen commands American forces in Germany and asked for details after American investigators reported the incident. Witness Bert Balsinger from Sharpsburg Pennsylvania said Germans called to Madsen and his companion before the shooting, while the Germans claim Madsen fired first.
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Sacramento
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Germany
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Sharpsburg
Madsen
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Eight Arrested in Chicago Stock Swindle Probe
Chicago state attorney announced eight people are under arrest in connection with a purported nationwide stock swindle. He said additional arrests will follow, involving governors bankers and leading business figures, as the grand jury proceeds with the investigation and plans to place evidence before the panel.
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Ex Premier Cafaux Recalled Before Court in Paris
Rumors circulate that Joseph Cafaux, former French prime minister, has been ruled by the Inquiry Commission not to be sent to trial. Reports claim treason charges may be dropped while a remaining political accusation could be affected by an amnesty act.
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Bronze medals for discharged service men proposed in resolution
Washington September 9 Draft resolution proposes creating Victory Medals for discharged servicemen and marines. A prior bill, backed by Secretary Baker, recommends merit badges for meritorious service. Another measure by Representative McKenzie seeks payments of fifteen dollars monthly for all time served beyond sixty days.
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New York
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Coin of the Realm and Treasury Vault Expansion
The government issues coin of the realm while records show the treasury seeking $1.6 million to bolster vault security and provide additional vaults and wartime shortages. Congress is urged to appropriate funds to secure the treasury's storerooms and protect accumulated assets.
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Pershing to Meet Fifty Thousand School Children
New York coverage details General Pershing's reception as he arrived from France. He rode through crowds to meet about fifty thousand school children in Central Park and prepared for a civilian reception at the Plaza tonight. The dispatch notes the jubilant welcome, the security detail, and Pershing's emotional reaction to the public tribute in New York.
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France
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Grant
Sheridan
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Plans to unite veteran groups under one federation
Columbus reports plans to merge the Gold Star organizations and auxiliaries into a single patriote federation. Commander Adams of the Gran Army of the Republic outlines steps toward merging GA K, Confederate Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, and World War Veterans in the American Legion. Henry J. Lindsley, Grenville Clark, Jeita Root cited as leaders. A November meeting in Minneapolis with Marshal Foch as principal speaker is anticipated.
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Patrlotte
Adamo
Gran Army of the Republic
Voreatatlyn
Herald
Hea G. A. K
Vieterans
American Legion
Henry J. Lindsley
Grenville Clark
Jeita Root
World War Veterans
Columbia
Minneapolis
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Scientific history of war planned at British Association meeting
The article notes a planned focus on the scientific history of war at the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Lecturers include generals, engineers, chemists, physicists, and many women, signaling broad interest and popular appeal for this year's session.
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Hournemoutit
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Porte
Mont
Witnesses Testify as Senate probes Mexico ties
Senate foreign relations committee hearings continue with Dr. Samuel G. Inman as a witness. Inman, once linked to ex-Mexican President Carranza, declined to confirm charges of organized efforts for intervention. Testimony resumes today amid claims of ongoing actions and requests for another hearing.
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Senate Foreign Retitions Committee
Mexico
Samuel G. Inman
Inman
Teague
Free Nations
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