Danson Attacks Wilson in Speech Tour
The record cites Senator Johnson denouncing President Wilson and the League of Nations during a September visit to St Louis, criticizing Wilson’s methods and the covenant, urging acceptance of sovereignty and the consent of the governed, while highlighting Johnson’s critique of entangling alliances and Article ten. The event features Johnson’s remarks to business leaders, a breakfast reception, and a public address at the Coliseum.
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T. Louis
Kitty WV. Johnson
California
Yaror Henry
Lewis Bhud
John
Wilson
Rague of Nations
Colisum
Johnson
Ife
Apatoot
Nita Balshevial
Bheon
League of Nations
Mr. Wilson
Strikes Paralyze Marseilles Public Transit and More
News in Brief from Washington to London covers a labor strike in Marseilles paralyzing cranes and tramways, a Red Cross funding boost for relief to Russia and the Baltic region, naturalization policy changes for former enemy subjects, German emigration to Mexico, American capital plans in Poland, grain surplus rumors near Ukraine, Henderson re election in Lancaster, Carranza’s pledge to exit the Mexican presidency, and a sharp critique of German diplomacy suggesting ethical failures.
Wilson's League Proposal Filed With Senate Panel
William C Bullitt testified that President Wilson's original draft of the league of nations, typed by Wilson, was submitted to the Senate foreign relations committee. He said the final proposal retained only article 1 2, and that James House credited Bullitt for help during the Paris peace mission. Bullitt added there was little contact between top delegates and experts in Paris.
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Washington
William (. Bullitt
Philadelphia
Senate Foreign Relations
Lansing
Wales
Bullitt
Russia
Golegel
Hagas R
Weed -Ba
Mouse
United States
Bui
Paris
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
William C. Bullitt
Bulllitt
M. House
Nord
Knox
Tmwillitt
Germany
Boston Police Strike Divides State and Nation
The Massachusetts government rejects arbitration over the police strike led by Boston officers. Governor Coolidge calls the strikers deserters, and a tense scene unfolds as the state guards and volunteer police restore order amid ongoing union pressure and possible federal aid.
Vanderbilt 11 71: future power sources in reports
In New York an eccentric note describes Vanderbilt influence shifting away from railroads to other industries. A brigadier general’s son and a young reporter cover his prominent friend.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Pny
Tha
Corneliva Vanderbilt
Plumb plan sparks bid to rally for rail control
Washington dispatch reports opposition from Edgar S. Yileh transport counsel for the Association Industries of Massachusetts and Bir Rich representing manufacturers in 22 states to the Plumb plan for government ownership of railroads. They call the scheme a Bolshevik diversion that would benefit workers and burden the public with losses while workers could dominate wage boards. In Ottawa and Melbourne briefs, authorities note the Canadian house of commons ratified the German peace treaty and Australia faces indemnity costs, with Premier Hughes predicting a payment under 69 million pounds as postwar policy shifts unfold.
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Edgar 5
Yileh
Agsagiate Industries
Massachusetts
Chauge Interatate Comsmerece
Inlund
Bir
Rieh
J Manufacturers' Associations
Mustachnasetta
Commmecen
Phimby
Loess
Workera Ani
Fielisis
Tatiomla
aMil Daily
Thenen
Freight cars rush to ease shortages in wartime rail lines
Washington dispatch says new freight cars costing $34 daily and faster production by 100000 units are being pushed by the railroad administration under Director General Hines to relieve crop movement delays and revive business. In Washington on September 12 officials report a $263,000,000 surplus due to cooperative war activity with France, including equipment bought since the armistice and an early October settlement anticipated.
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Washington
Une Railroad Administration
Hines
S. Warilington
France
Sauroni Eaulpnent
Optober
Australian Navy To Be Built Up And Reorganized
Sydney report on Sir John Jellicoe outlining a planned Australian navy force structure. Eight modern battle ships twelve light cruisers two destroyers twelve submarines and supply ships to be established with a 1923 completion target and an annual cost around £6,000,000. The government expected to accept the proposals.
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Thuraday
Som
Adiral
John Jellicoe
Tulasion
Australan Navy
Dolibital
Bulgaria Signals Self Determination Stance at Geneva
In Geneva, Ivan Gnichof, former Tulgarian minister now in Switzerland, said Bulgaria would accept a settlement of Tulgarian questions on the principle of national self determination. He urged that peaceful resolution and a disinterested international commission decide all disputes with neighbors, warning that failure could threaten broader peace.
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Bulgaria
Geneva
Switzerland
Ivan
Gnichof
Fierce Fighting Across Montenegro and Siberian Fronts
World war era dispatches report continued fierce fighting in the Montenegro republic region near Aktlobinsk with heavy Bolshevik advances and large prisoner captures. In Siberia and Archangel fronts, Soviet communiques claim large captures of prisoners and reinforcements as casualties mount for opposing forces. Reports from Omsk and Perm describe Bolshevik actions and punitive measures against perceived sympathizers, with thousands reported killed.
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London
Kolchak
Seoul Occupied After Attempted Assassination
Tokyo reports that after the attempt to kill the Korean governor in Seoul on September 2 Japanese troops now occupy the city. Public meetings and shop closures accompany the unrest as an independent newspaper marks the anniversary of Korea’s annexation by Japan.
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Associated Press
Baron Saito, Forerner
Korea
Seoul
Tare Althoush
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