Democrats Urge Confirmation of Treaty in Senate
The Senate faced a heated debate on ratification of the peace treaty with Germany. The Democratic majority urged quick approval with reservations, while a Republican minority warned amendments would destroy the League of Nations and endanger world peace and U.S. concessions.
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Three Killed and Nearly Two Dozen Injured in Boston
Boston amid martial law as state troops police and guardsmen quell disturbances after a police strike. Three killed and nearly a score wounded, including a young woman, as soldiers fire to restore order on Boston Common and South Boston. Raynard Hayers of Cambridge died after being shot during roundup. Brigadier General Parker orders inquiry into shootings amid widespread unrest and labor tensions.
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Rioting Reported in Flume London Sept 11
Unconfirmed reports say a serious riot is ongoing in Flume between Italian and drug troops amid Allied intervention. The accounts note continued unrest as authorities seek calm.
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Japan Awaits U S Action on Shantung Treaty
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japanese leaders and lawmakers seek clarity on whether the United States will back a new treaty with Germany restoring Shantung to China. Observers link US naval movements to Tokyo’s anxieties while Japanese leaders tout prestige from the Paris peace conference and push for a coordinated settlement of Shantung involving joint railway operation and international guarantees.
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Fragmentary quote on talks and concessions in restoration efforts
A official voice questions timing and durable agreement in restoration talks. He notes many concessions have been offered and wonders how long negotiations will take and whether a plan will succeed.
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Profit sharing on fair basis urged at national meeting
New York September 11 profit sharing on fair basis was urged as the only solution to labor capital conflicts at the National Civic Federation annual meeting. George W. Perkins warned against bonuses and favored a detailed profit sharing scheme adopted by firms he represents. He said openness about earnings would ease tensions and reduce resentments between labor and capital.
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Kolchak Loses 12,000 Prisoners in South Russia
United States dispatch from Moscow reports nearly 72,000 prisoners captured from Admiral Kolchak and Russian forces in southern Russia near AK Yublnk and Orak in the province of Turgol. No surrender of the northern Kolchak army is expected. Serbia Delegation Awaits Instructions in Paris. In Belgrade government collapse prevents guidance on Austrian treaty signing. delegation waits for new cabinet formation. Poland Czech dispute plan adopted by Supreme Council. plebiscite planned for Teachon mining district as settlement is considered.
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President Wilson Visits Billings Montana For Montana Tour
President Wilson arrives by special train from Worden to greet crowds in Billings and Helena. The city decorates in red, white and blue as governors and locals prepare a ceremonial ride to the theater for a second Montana speech. Wilson warns against concentrated power and discusses international issues and arbitration.
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