Wilson Opposes Franco British Plan on Fiume Settlement
President Wilson faces pressure as Clemenceau and Lloyd George back a Franco British Italian proposal to divide Fiume between Italy and a two-district league administration. The plan would reserve two districts and port facilities for the Jugoslav hinterland while keeping crucial port access for Italy and maintaining railways under League control. The U.S. stance warns of force to eject D Annunzio if the settlement proceeds and outlines a structure for Fiume’s port and hinterland transit.
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Fiume Resolution Demands Presidential Briefing
A reported incident claims American sailors landed on the Dalmatian coast via a U S vessel with British Admiralty direction and without U S government knowledge. The resolution requests the President brief Congress on these facts at the earliest feasible time consistent with public interest.
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Dalmatian Coast Patrols By Allied Navies Amid Treaty Debate
Reports say American French and Italian ships would patrol the Dalmatian coast to maintain order until the peace conference settles the territory. Rear Admiral Andrews reports no new landing. Congress debates the Trau incident as Senate leaders insist on full discussion while denying obstruction.
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Senate Speedups Pact Debate Divides on Reservations
In a fast Senate session the German peace treaty faced pressure from Fall who urged a six amendment plan to keep the US from foreign commissions. Edge urged swift action and reservations to protect sovereignty, while Democrats said the amendments would not pass. Utah legislature ratified the national constitutional amendment for woman suffrage in special session, confirming prior Senate support.
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Taft Warns Wilson Tough Stance Helps League Foes
Former president Taft argues Wilson’s uncompromising approach benefits anti league forces and urges Democrats to ally with mild reservationists to minimize concessions he believes are inevitable. He fears a Republican majority could frame an issue that defeats the treaty.
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Taft on Senate reservations and league strategy
William Howard Taft argues the key to the Senate fight over reservations is control of the framing process. He contends Democrats and mild reservationists should have united with Republicans earlier to craft milder terms, preserving the league, and preventing a harsher compromise intended to force a vote against the treaty. The piece questions current dynamics and urges cross party action to salvage the league’s usefulness.
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Uncertain Rail Strikes and Military Presence Spark Unrest
Amid railway disruption a government warning of unemployment benefits to workers affected by the strike is issued. Transport unions meet with officials as troops remain on duty at London depots and underground stations.
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League Favored by Report To Brazilian Commission
Rio Janeiro report urged the Brazilian chamber of deputies to approve the covenant of the League of Nations. Deputy Coimbra of Pernambuco supported examining Versailles treaty provisions and recommended acceptance. The report traces the Monroe doctrine and notes the covenant endorses equal national sovereignty.
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Police Hear Testimony On Reprisals In Strike Era
Gould subcommittee listened to policemen detailing fear of reprisals for aiding Congressmen and visiting officials. Private George Helmuth broke down telling how Maj. Pullman forced him to quit an outside job. Testimony described eight hour patrols with minimal breaks and harsh punishments for crossing loyalties. Lieut. Shelby supplied names of detail men ready to testify.
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Prolonging Strika Radicals Sway Alien Bolshevism in Mahoning
A chaotic account describes alien Bolshevism as a hidden force in the Mahoning Valley. It predicts confiscation and syndicalism aims by foreign-born workers, with a plan to start town forges when workers prepare. The piece recalls riots from three years as a safeguard against further disorder and hints at a four-hour day being proposed.
Play by Play of World Series Shown on Electric Score Board
The World Series between Chicago and Cincinnati will be described play by play on the big electric score board in front of The Post building. A wire from the ball field to The Post will flash each play. The first game starts in Cincinnati today at 3 p m Washington time.
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Watchful waiting in Youngstown steel strike halts work
Stott reports from Youngstown Ohio that the Ohio steel strike has entered a watchful waiting phase. The deadlock halts 65,000 well paid workers in the Mahoning Valley as furnaces go cold and mills sit idle. Authorities reinforce order with soldiers and guards while operators seek a quiet settlement.
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