Senate Rejects Amendment S of Senator Fall
Washington Oct 3 The Senate votes 80 to 5 to reject Fall amendment disentangling the United States from peace terms with Germany and 20 to 5 on keeping U S out of boundary delimitation with Belgium The outcome signals no textual changes to the treaty and draws praise from Lodge and Hitchcock for a firm stance.
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Washington
Senate
Fali
United States
Germany
Belgium
Cummins and Kenyon
Iowa
Jones
Sterling
South Dakota
Townsend
Michigan
Thomas
Colorado
Legislators Named In Battle Over Senate Voting Record
A list of Senators with party and state affiliations is shown, totaling 58 names. The presentation includes pairs with names such as Johnson California and Martin Virginia in support while Page Vermont and Reed Missouri appear in opposition alignments.
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Senator Johnson
California
Martin
Virginia
Senator Page
Vermont
Johnson
South Dakota
Senator Reed
Missouri
Senator King
Utah
Vote to Unseat Fitzgerald Sparks Massachusetts House Move
The House Elections Committee voted to recommend unseating John P Fitzgerald as representative from the Tenth Massachusetts District. The action centers on FitzGerald and aims to replace him with another candidate pending formal proceedings.
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House Elections Committee
Massachusetts
Washington
John FP. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Fletetet
Court Hints 7 Cent Fare Ruling Reversed in Springfield
Judge E S Smith in the county circuit court reversed the state public utilities commission order granting a 7 cent fare for the Chicago surface lines. The case is remanded for a further hearing on valuations of the company's properties.
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Public Utilities Commission
Chicago
Springfield
State Public Utilities Commission
E. S. Smith
Bank Fails in Fargo Owes 1.6 Million
The Scandinavian-American Bank of Fargo was declared insolvent by the North Dakota banking board. It owed liabilities exceeding 1.1 million and was ordered closed with a temporary receiver appointed.
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North Dakota Board
Fargo Institution
Fargo, XN. D
Bank of Fargo
Banking Board of North Dakota
District W R C Will Meet Here
The district convention of the Women's Relief Corps will be held here on Monday October 6 in the Masonic lodge rooms. It is an all day event with sessions for Grand Army of the Republic members invited. Registration starts at nine with 9 30 a.m. call to order and an afternoon program at 1 30.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Masonic Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Mia
Julia Cavender
Orpha B. Turner
Fairfield
Jennie Joy
Wapello
Toto FM
Belgian King Albert and Queen Welcome in New York
King Albert of Belgium Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold arrive in New York to thank the United States for aid to Belgium during World War I. The George Washington is greeted by 12 destroyers and 21 gun salutes as Americans salute the Belgian royal party and read a message of gratitude.
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Queen Elizabeth
Gotham
George Washington
New York
Albert
Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
America
France
Horace Plunkett
Army Pier No. 31
Hoboken
Castle Williams
Governor’s Island
Belgium
United States
Wilson
Commission For the Relief of
Bel
Belgian memory and Belgian war relief praised by king
The king expresses joy at the prospect of visiting cities that stood with Belgium and honoring eminent citizens who led relief efforts. He commends the American people and their splendid army and brave navy for serving a noble ideal during the war.
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Gium
Belgium
Gary Holds Ground Firmly in Senate Strike Standoff
Washington October Gary of United States Steel warded off a flurry of questions from the senate labor committee and again refused to negotiate or submit the dispute to arbitration. He insisted talks cannot occur with unionized labor at the present time.
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Washington
Kopf Delivers in Reds Comeback to Take Second World Series Game
Larry Kopf drives in runs with a first pitch hit in the fourth as Cincinnati edges Chicago 6 to 2. Williams loses control in a wild stretch after a near no hitter, while Sallee and Gleason’s mound duel ends in Reds victory. Attendance 29,690. receipts $97,136. pools and shares allocated.
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Luarry Kopf
Depesters
White Sox
Reds
Kopf
Slim Sallee
Claude Williams
Willems
Gleason
Tottering
Williams
Rath
Groh
Roush
Eddie
Felsch
Flyers' bodies found in Mexico
Two air corps lieutenants Waterhouse and Connelly disappear on border patrol between Yuma Arizona and San Diego. Their bodies were found buried on the beach of the Bay of Los Angeles about 300 miles south of San Diego. A Chicago reporter identified the bodies from uniform insignia and postmortem reports.
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Ariz
Aviation Corps
Bay of
Los Angeles
San Diego
Frederick B
Waterhouse
Cecil H. Connelly
Toe Allen Richards
Chicago
Guaywas
Connelly
Yuma
Arizona
Richards
Himself
William Rose
Navuri
Optimistic Thought On Comfort Over Thrones
An editorial in the Evening Journal argues a common armchair offers more comfort than a throne, praising practical, humble seating over grandeur.
Twelve Special Fan Trains For Chicago Opening Series
Twelve special trains carried baseball fans players and news writers to Chicago for the opening of the series. Nine trains carried baseball fans only and each held about 2 500 people in two cars. The Reds left at 8 55 p m and the White Sox at 11 45. Newspaper men rode a third special at 9 15.
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Cincinnati
D. Oc
Chicago
Reds
White Sox
Washington High Prepares for Fairfield Game
Washington high school football fans head to Fairfield for the annual Washington versus Fairfield game. Coach Whitford drills the lineup, aiming to start the same elect as Keota with Reid and Carson ends and a backfield duo of Putnam and Hunter. Fairfield, though missing last year's stars, fields a strong lineup and hopes to spoil the Washington spirit.
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Washington
Fairfield
Keota
Reid
Carson
Duke
Neill
Minner
McCreedy
Lemley
Jones
Putnam
Hunter
Swift
Ross
Gates
Hall
Condition 4 Not Improved After Morning Specialist Review
A two hour consultation of specialists was held on the case this morning. Doctors say the condition remains at level 4 and has not improved.
Daughters Arrive for Wilson as White House Visit Nears
Daughters of the president Mrs. W. G. McAdoo and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre were summoned to the White House and are expected to arrive this afternoon. President Wilson’s condition remains unchanged after a two hour medical consultation by Doctors Grayson Stitt and Ruffin.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Kocondinr
Grayson
Stitt
Ruffin
W. G. McAdoo
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Chicago Leads at End of the Eighth in World Series Game
Chicago holds a 9 to 2 lead over Cincinnati after eight innings with Kerr and Schalk batting for Chicago and Fisher and Hayden for Cincinnati. Layne replaced Fisher in the eighth inning as the score stood 9 to 2.
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Chicago
Kerr
Schalk
Battery
Fisher
Hayden
Cincinnati
Layne
Fairfield Hopefuls Clamor for Big Victory
The piece suggests a bold forecast of a decisive win by a large margin, two or three thousand to nothing, while the author shows strong self belief. The broader tone implies uneven confidence across Fairfield and a plea to the school to rally support.
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Field
Fairfield
Britain to give provisional recognition to Lithuania
Paris dispatches quote Lithuania’s executive committee in Washington stating Britain has promised provisional recognition. The dispatches claim the promise was made to Lithuanian representatives in London by Karl Curzon and tied to convocation of a national assembly.
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Washington
Paris
Lithuania
London
Karl Curzon
France Ratifies German Peace Pact in 372 to 0 Vote
The French Chamber of Deputies approved the German peace treaty by 372 to 0. It then unanimously ratified the treaties between France and the United States and France and Great Britain, with a total of 400 votes cast for the two pacts.
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Paris
Oet
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Great Britain
Acquits 14 Year Old in Iowa Murder Trial
Ernest Gee aged fourteen in Ottumwa Iowa was acquitted of first degree murder after an 11 hour jury deliberation. He had been charged with pushing playmate Lloyd Mitt into the Des Moines River, resulting in drowning.
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Ottumwa
Ernest Gee
Gee
Lloyd Mitt
Des Soines
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