Refuses Hun Allies Treaties Senate Tonight Impasse Grows
President Wilson refuses to submit treaties with Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey to the Senate citing executive power and the danger of precedent. Lodge replies that public publication of the Rhine agreement may embarrass other governments as hearings resume and debates continue on Senate action.
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Cardinal Mercier Arrives in Paria on US Visit
Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium arrives in Paria en route to Brest tomorrow and then sails Wednesday aboard the Agamemon. He says he is fatigued yet cheerful and eager to thank Americans for aid to his country. Belgian Ambassador Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne accompanies him. the ambassador returns to the United States with his bride Mrs. Hamilton Cary of New York.
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Japan Pressures China Over Shantung Clause War Ties
Japanese diplomacy expands to sway the Chinese delegation to back the peace treaty and weaken U S opposition to the Shantung clause. Tokyo offers military support to northern militarists and hints at lifting an arms embargo while pushing anti opium and anti boycott efforts to protect Japanese interests in China.
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Prohibition Party Divides at National Committee Meeting
Chicago on September 1 witnesses a split over continuing or dissolving the Prohibition party as delegates vote tomorrow. National chairman Virgil Grinshaw leads the discussions while WCTU leaders push for a joint ticket in the coming national elections. Speakers recall the party’s 1869 convention and anniversary banquet, amid calls to sustain or redefine the party’s political role.
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Striking Railroad Workers Return to Work Tomorrow
After a conference between Premier Gardand and a deputation of striking railroad workers, the strikers will resume work tomorrow. The premier agreed to advocate the strikers' demands with the railway company.
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All Officers of 18th Infantry Decorated
New York reports that every officer of the Eighteenth Infantry First division was decorated by the French government at Brest today before the regiment on the Leviathan. Maj. Charles S. Coulter says the unit, in service since 1826, was the first American to reach France and to enter No Man's Land, adding that the regiment earned ten silver bars for ten battles in this war and earlier service covered two flags.
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Poles seize Bobruisk area amid broader front moves
Poles report capturing the fortified town of Bobruisk and taking about 500 prisoners with tank use for the first time as they push toward Minsk. Omsk evacuated. Kolchak HQ moved toward Nikolayevsk. Bolsheviks claim Kharkov near surrender as Volga-Yenisei front pressures rise. Emtsa village falls to British archangel forces, then recaptured by Bolshevik counterattack. Letts and Lithuanians claim victory against Bolsheviks near Dvinsk with prisoners and guns captured.
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Owen Opposes Wilson in Captious Spirit Debate
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma spoke at a League of Nations gathering in Stony Brook opposing criticism of the League and urging quicker action on the peace treaty. He warned delay harms credit markets in Europe and likened the league covenant to a cat guarding a cave, saying democracy’s promises must be fulfilled.
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Pershing Bids Farewell to Marshal Foch in France
Gen Pershing sails for home aboard Leviathan after bidding farewell to Marshal Foch in Brest. The two leaders walked arm in arm, pledging lasting Franco American ties as American dead were honored and memories sealed in a sacred rest.
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