President Wilson cancels tour due to Grayson illness
Nervous reaction and exhaustion cited by Dr Grayson as the cause for canceling the remaining tour leg. President Wilson, eager to speak, will return directly to Washington from Wichita after trains arrive. Tumulty issued a statement noting the strain from constant travel and engagements.
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Democrats Propose Four Zone Campaign Division
Atlantic City reports a plan by a Democratic National Committee committee to divide campaign work into four zones with separate headquarters in New York Washington Seattle or Portland to balance regional voices. Homer S. Cummings favors the plan as talks on women organizers and campaign financing continue.
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Italian Premier Decides Not to Annex Fiume and Kanal
Rome reports foreign minister Tomas Squittoni stated the peace conference will not permit annexations that would trigger Czech Slovak, Jugo, Trieste or Romanian actions. Fiume commander asserts Italian control only and resists foreign intrusion. Uncertain lines about leadership changes in Turin and cabinet maneuvers follow.
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Income Tax Warnings for Departing US Citizens
U S Internal Revenue warns that any person leaving the United States must settle all income tax obligations up to the month before departure and make arrangements for future installments. The notice stresses compliance as a prerequisite for deportation clearance.
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All Revolutionists In Mexico Under Villa Banner
Washington reports that all Mexican revolutionaries except Felix Diaz have endorsed Francisco Villa as their chief and pledged men, munitions, and money to his cause. A Vil courier carried word from Burango where revolution headquarters stood weeks ago. The leaders reportedly approve Villa’s plan to govern under a junta of soberanos.
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Strike Ordered In Rail Service After Talks Fail
London authorities report a breakdown in talks between railroad workers and the government, triggering a nationwide strike set to begin at midnight. An estimated 600000 workers may be affected as mail is routed by air and government vehicles prepare to move supplies to major towns. Wartime engine crews are expected to assist on key routes.
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Unions Clash Over Rail Worker Representation
Washington notes a dispute among four railroad brotherhoods and fourteen other unions over representation at an industrial conference set for October 6. President Wilson directed efforts to assemble a combined delegation, while the four brotherhoods insist on their participation. The issue centers on eligibility for representatives amid AF of L affiliations.
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Knox Asks For Information On Marines In Europe
Washington report notes a Lodge resolution asking the state department if marines went to Europe to aid in enforcing the German peace treaty plebiscite. The Knox resolution cites AP dispatches about Trau. Secretary Daniels says no information confirms Marines landed on the Dalmatian coast or at Trau. Admiral Andrews has authority to act if required. officials doubt Marines were sent abroad.
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Murderer Under Arrest for Killing A German Student
Naples police report an arrest on September 16 tied to the murder of a German student in Geneva. Marcel Hereau Luxembourg, 80, was detained after alleged link to the case and an American girl’s murder claim. Authorities say Luxembourg confessed to eloping with an American girl in 1909 and murdering her later. He faces a murder charge linked to the Geneva incident.
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Gary to Attend Conference
Steubenville Ohio September 26 union steel strikers will hold a meeting at the courthouse to hear Judge Elbert H. Gary and invited directors of the Weirton Steel Company and the Steel corporation. Welcoming words from President Wilson were sent and union leaders urged attendance. If Welman men fail to participate in the industrial conference October 6 strikers will march to Wellion the Tire of the week and Bold a morthy.
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Cummins Assails League Covenant in Senate Attack
Senator Cummins Republican of Iowa denounced the League of Nations covenant at the Paris peace conference critique. He argued the covenant would invite war and erode U S influence, condemning Shantung provisions and warning against automatic American entry into a league governed by foreign powers. He urged decisive, independent US policy after World War I.
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Daniels Report on Fiume Marines Move Mapped
A Rome dispatch notes Senator Knox reports that American marines may be landed at Fiume or Tras Dalmatia amid Italian military moves. The dispatch cites public concerns and says Baris Kommander at Fiume has emphasized heightened precaution.
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Americans Unwavering in Battle Stance Stirs Paris Debates
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau on his seventy eighth birthday defending the peace treaty with Germany. He said Americans at the front would fight for liberty, recounting dramatic moments as he urged ratification and French resolve. German internees sail from New York and a Chilean shipping strike nears settlement via arbitration.
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