Means rejection of treaty declares negotiation with Germany could not alter
President Wilson in Cheyenne denounced a proposed senate reservation to article X of the league covenant as an outright rejection of the treaty If adopted It would bar any change to the peace pact and prevent separate peace with Germany He warned that the U S would assume full league responsibility only by joining now and urged decisive action against pro German opposition.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Sigurn
Wilson
Salt Lake City
League
United States
Wibson
Shantung
McKinley
Japan
League of Nations
Ching
China
Monroe Doctrine Protected in League Assembly Remarks
In a speech to candid minds the speaker argued the Monroe doctrine remained fully protected, no supergovernment was established, and no danger lurked from the speaking party in the British dominated league assembly.
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League Assembly
Dreamers blamed for unrest says Secretary Lane
Secretary Lane told the annual convention of the Association of American Secretaries of State that belief in a mythical gold at the rainbow end fuels industrial and social unrest. He urged an aggressive constructive program, stressing work and cooperation to improve the country.
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Lane
Rainbow's End
Washington
America
The
Association of American Secretaries
Mr. Lane
Gompers Quizzed Over Police Strike Stance in Senate Hearing
Samuel Gompers told the Senate District of Columbia committee he would not defend police strikes and said no police force has a right to strike. He labeled Boston actions a lockout by the police commissioner and avoided judgment on Rostan peace. In Victoria, the prince of Wales arrived aboard the Princess Alice as crowds cheered, with causeway and street packed near the dock.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Sherman
Boston
Gompers
Rostan
Victoria
B. C
Prince of Wales
Victoria Harbort
Fiume Case Settled Says Garibaldi and Italy
Paris dispatch reports Italian detachment crossing demarcation lines near Poggiore, Duxinatia, and taking Fiume town after fighting Yugoslav troops. Garibaldi claims Italy has actual possession and supports France and Italy recognizing rights. consideration to repatriate foreign residents due to food shortages.
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Poguere
Dxitinatia
Belgrade
Jeff
Garibaldi
Varix
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France
Kogan
Tialy
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Fiume
Plume
Steel Mills in Chicago Resume Work Amid Tense Strike
In South Chicago the Illinois Steel Company restarts one slab mill with a large shift while silos and furnaces operate. Inland Steel of Indiana Harbor threatens to shut down for six months if workers do not return within two days. Gary sees a return of about a thousand United States Steel workers amid active recruiting and plant housing arrangements.
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Illinois Steel Company
Calumet
Silisoix Steel Company
South Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Inland
Gary
Tad
United States Steel Corporation
Richt
National steel strike depth grows as 340000 walk out in U S
Pittsburg report cites John Pienarrick as chairman and Patrick Fitzpatrick describing a nationwide walkout of 340000 steel workers. A conference with E H Gary of United States Steel is urged as the only path to settlement, with doubt the strike will end even then. British government to release large mail held during the war.
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National
Steebaworkers’ Committee
John Pienarrick
Fitzpatrick
Fitzptrick
E. Hl. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Nimeell
Pitzpatrick
Washington
England
White Sox Clinch American Pennant
Joe Jackson delivered a ninth inning hit to seal the American League pennant for the Chicago White Sox. The team clinched the title with a 6 to 5 comeback win over the St. Louis Browns, setting up the world series against the Cincinnati Reds starting next Wednesday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joe Jackson
White Sox
Comiskey
Cincinnati Reds
Somewaly
St. ‘Ais Browns
Indians
Woman Kills Chicago Man in Self Defense Claim
Wanda Wallack is under arrest in Oxkaloosa after she shot Mason Wallack, her divorced husband from Chicago. Mason Wallack reportedly threatened to kill Wanda and their two sons, and Wanda claims she acted in self defense.
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Chicago
Oxkaloosa
Sept. W
Wanda Wallack
Mason Wallack
Chicagea
Wallack
Bolshevik Threats Target U S In Imagined War Plan
Reports from Sept 22 describe Leon Trotzky outlining Bolshevik military aims including campaigns in America and England rather than Europe. He warns of a campaign of extermination if Finland or Russia is provoked and predicts future clashes with Denikine Kolchak and other foes as part of a broader strategy.
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Leon Trotzky
Mierine
Petrograd
Finland
Esthenia
America
England
Trotzky
Denikine
Admiral Kolchak
Hattie
German General Goltz Defies Peace Conference View
The peace conference faces a setback as General Goltz refuses to evacuate the Baltic provinces. No nation offers to compel him and Poland is too embroiled with Bolshevik threats to take action. American officers in Latvia predict Goltz will withdraw, leaving locals to resolve agrarian issues.
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Baltic
Russia
Germany
Goliz
Letvia
Justice probing clothing profits as Wilson seeks wider powers
Attorney General Palmer said the department of justice will prosecute unjust clothing profits once Congress passes amendments requested by President Wilson. The measures would extend the food center act to clothing and impose penalties for hoarding and profiteering.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Congress
Wilson
U.S. Relief Reaches Kishineff as Romanian Troops Arrive
American relief has arrived at Kishineff to aid starving citizens. Romanian troops entered as relief arrived, and the Red Cross rushed aid from Bucharest. The sight of the American flag on the locomotive halted a planned sabotage by insurgents.
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Washington
Kishineff
Russia
Petia Bar ‘ Cits
Red Cross
Bucharest
House OKs bill to empower ICC on rail rates
Washington September 25 without a record vote the house passed and sent to conference a bill granting authority to the interstate commerce commission to regulate rates with the same power it exercised prior to government control.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate labor panel to probe steel strike leadership
Washington sept 25. House charges by Representative Cooper accusing William Z Foster of radical leadership in the steel strikers organization will be investigated by the senate labor committee. Foster may be summoned after John J Fitzpatrick testifies with counsel HH M Rabin. The panel plans to hear Chairman Gary of United States Steel next. Possible visits to Whitesburgh Youngstown Chicago and other steel centers may follow.
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House
Representative Cooper
Rep
William Z. Poster
LW. W
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Foster
John J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
HH. &. Rabin
Gary
United States Steel Corperation
Indor
Whitesburgh
Youngstown
Chiccago
Bank Robbery Reported Near Bottineau North Dakota
The Gardenia State Bank eleven miles south of Bottineau was robbed. Thieves escaped with 25 000 dollars in cash and liberty bonds. Police investigate the North Dakota incident with no arrests announced.
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North Dakota
Rottineau
N. 1
Gardena Seite Bank
Bottineau Wan
Land Liberty
Union Head Says It’s Too Late to Strike
A union leader says labor committees cannot halt actions as the deadline passes. The stance signals potential workforce disruption despite opposition from officials and members.
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Union Head
Lenine killed rumor shocks Paris amid Bolshevik rumors
Special to Evening Journal reports in Paris that a rumor circulated that Nicholas Lenine the Bolshevik premier was assassinated. In Washington John Fitzpatrick head of the Steel Strikers Organization told Senate Labor Committee that a steel strike would not be stopped if United States Steel agrees to meet the union. He said the men demand justice a decent justice of government.
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Wveninge Journal
Washington, D.C
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Senate Labor Committee
Fitzpatrick
United States Steel Corporation
Paris
Nicholas Lenine
Strikers killed in Gary streetcar collision
Several steel workers were killed in a streetcar collision in Gary Indiana as they headed to the mills to collect their wages.
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Sweeis
Evening Journal
Gary
Ind
Gompers backs strike stance amid steel dispute
Lemuel Gompers president of the AFL testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee opposing the Cummins railroad bill section on strikes. He criticized Judge Gary chairman of United States Steel for autocratic treatment of labor leaders and argued the steel strike shows the need for labor unions to use strikes.
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Washington
KK. MM. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Lemuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate Inter State Commerce
Bank Robbery in Mulliken Sees $20000 Stolen
Five masked men robbed the Mulliken Michigan bank on September 25. They blew the safe and escaped with about $20000 in cash plus Liberty bonds and other securities. The robbers cut all town telephone wires before breaking into the bank.
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Mulliken, Mich
Government agrees to new talks on rail strike demands
London Sept 25 The cabinet sent a communication to the railway nations saying there was a misunderstanding and agreeing to further negotiations on the strike demands.
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London
Fifteen Hurt in Wreck Near Kennedy New Mexico
Fifteen passengers were injured none seriously when westbound Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe train No 1 collided head on with a light engine near Kennedy New Mexico. The Chicago to Los Angeles bound train carried the injured including Mrs Margaret Wilcox of Clare and Mrs Indeed Jackson of Michigan with bruised heads.
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N. M
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kennedy
Chicago
Los Angeles
Margaret Wilcox
Indeed Jackson Mich
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