Senate panel halts work on peace treaty over Shantung clause
Senate foreign relations committee votes 9 to 8 to strike out Japan from the Shantung rights and restore them to China. The panel also asks the President for access to Poland Rhine and other negotiated treaties with Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey to inform further action.
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Turkey
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Peatel
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Hichesch
Nebraska
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Nevada
Shields
Tennessee
Sible
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Wilson
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
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United States to Expand Punitive Action on Mexican Border
Washington reports no large scale intervention but confirms elaborate local measures on the border. Maj Gen Robert L Heuze ordered to El Paso to lead punitive forces against bandits while aircraft and rapid reinforcements are prepared.
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United States
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Robert L. Heuze
France
Philippines
War Department
Carranza
Chihuahua
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Narfa
Texas
Jesus Renteria
Peterson
Davis
Coyame
George T. Langhorne
Cosme Bengoechea
Presidio
Chihuahua City
Manuel Dieguez
Fort Hancock
Francisco Gonzales
Juarez
United States Army
Jesus Stenterla
Seventh Cavalry
Fabeus
Tex
James B. Erwin
Rio Franche
Big Gong
Calfornia
Frederick B. Waterhouse
Cecil H. Vonnelly
Ninth Aero Squadron
Yuma
Ariz
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Calif
Antonio Pruneda
Co- Yame
Cuchillo
Prudena
Las Palomas
Diesner
Andreas G. Garcia
Villa
Hipolito Villa
Francisco Villa
Ojinagai
German Mexican plots to invade US revealed by Altendorf
In a sweeping claim, Dr. P B Altendorf details German schemes in Mexico to invade the United States, seize economic control of Mexico and Latin America, and arm a 45000 strong army. He cites captures of agents, German influence with Caranza and Calles, and plans for munitions and industry to sustain war efforts.
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Polo
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Berlin
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Wabirski
Code
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Mexico
United States
National Association For the Protection of American Rights
P. B. Altendorf
United States Military Intelligence Department
Secret Service
Hermosillo
Dr. Altendorf
Cracow
Austrian Poland
University of Vienna
Kurt Jahnke
Military Intelligence Department
Marlborough Churchill
Germany
Sonora
von Eckhardt
Carranza
Altendorf
Luther Witcke
Pablo Wabirski
America
Abirski
Pacific Northwest
Niagara Falls
Rademacher
Guaymas
Calles
Callies
Guayman
Calies
Europe
Mexico City
Irish Republican Bond Drive Opens New York Headquarters
The Irish republican mission in New York announces the opening of headquarters to promote the 10,000,000 Irish republican bond issue led by the American commission on Irish independence under Frank P. Walsh. Harry J. Boland will head the mission offices. Ramon de Valera, president of the Irish republic, plans a speaking tour starting Monday, with stops including Baltimore and Richmond, Virginia, on August 26.
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Glacier Park Region Closed To Tourists In Two Medicine Area
Forest fires force closure of Two Medicine Lake region in Glacier National Park. Tourists and campers barred from Many Glacier location as authorities report the fire caused by campers. Helena dispatch notes fire damage to scenic areas. Hotel advertisement lists dinner service from 7 to 9, price $1.50.
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Two Medicine Lake
Glacier National Park
Motor Tourista
Graeler Park
Allied talks ponder sending troops to Silesia
Paris reports the supreme council weighing a troop deployment to Upper Silesia if Germans allow foreign police entry before the peace treaty. Washington signals no troop commitment yet. Other notes warn Roumania over requisitions, outline minority protections, and describe an Interallied mission plan for Silesia with no American representation.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Silesia
Council
Washington
Versailles
Germany
Kansan Woman Seeks U S Citizenship to Claim Foreign Estate
Frances Scoville de Mumm, a Kansas socialite once wed to German wine magnate Walther de Mumm, appeals to Congress to restore her U S citizenship so she can pursue a claim to the de Mumm estate in France as a U S citizen. The French government is seizing German estates to pay reparations, shaping a high stake cross-continental legal drama.
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Frances Scoville de Mumm
Kansas
de Mumm
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Arthur Capper
Mumm
United States
Misa Frances Scoville
C. C. K. Scoville
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Kane
Walther de Mumm
France
St. Moritz
Alfred de Blanc
St. Louta
Rheims
Bernstein Charges Polish Authorities Fail to Stop Pogroms
American writer Herman Bernstein, returning from Poland, reports on brutal anti Jewish massacres in Vilna and other Polish cities. He argues Polish rulers bore responsibility for mass killings of Jews, cites Bolshevist methods and the need to curb anti Jewish policies in the newly liberated Poland.
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Herman Bernstein
Washington Post
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Pinsk
Prussia
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