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Senate Chooses Hard Line on Ratification Edits
Senate debates the peace treaty with four textual amendments and four strong reservations. The panel proposes shifting Shan-tung rights to China, limiting Britain and US in the league, and asserting US withdrawal and domesticjurisdiction rights. President Wilson faces pressure to accept the qualifications and push the treaty to final Allied approval. A later editorial note comments on new dye colors and American manufacturing progress.
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Conference of Capital and Labor Aims for Harmony
The upcoming conference led by the President seeks a mutual understanding between labor and industry to prevent strikes and lockouts. Delegates from labor, industry, farming, banking, and the public will share in a balanced representation, aiming for cooperative solutions to industrial problems.
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President hints universal training policy gains favor
Gen March reports to the House military affairs committee that President Wilson likely supports universal military training though he cannot quote the President directly. Secretary Baker’s endorsement signals approval. Pershing’s views will be sought in Senate and House hearings as Congress weighs training size, army needs, and the League of Nations in shaping policy.
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British envoy Sir Horace Rumbolds kin traced in Europe and US
The article outlines Sir Horace Rumbold’s lineage and connections across British, American, and continental aristocracy, noting ancestry from Thomas Rumbold and court associations. It recounts his father’s Vienna ambassadorship, Lansdowne’s secrecy rule for diplomats, and profiles Colville Barclay’s Stockholm posting along with his German-wife diplomacy context.
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France
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Paris
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Washington
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
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Senate Debates League Treaty And Russia Policy
Senate debates restraint on Article X of the league treaty and criticism of U S policy toward Russia. McCumber and Sherman spar over reservations while Borah denounces administration aims. Maginnis nominated to Bolivia post as hearings on Italy claim to Flume end. Wadsworth bill for graves care in France advances, plus military merit badge pay. Elimination of jim crow cars urged. gas warfare reiterated as prohibited.
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Italy
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Military Affairs Committee
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Mason
Chicago
Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
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Army
League of Nationa Covenaent
Germany
Trains to Principal Cities from Washington
The Washington Post prints a condensed timetable for trains leaving Washington to major cities. It lists departure times to Atlanta Baltimore Chicago Detroit Indianapolis St Louis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and others with varying schedules and connections. Changes occur day to day and no new schedules are announced by the railroads.
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Army Orders Relieve and Reassign Officers Across Bases
Maj. T. W. Wrenn leaves this city for San Francisco duty. Maj. J. H. Stern reports to Camp Metas then Colonia New Jersey. Maj. F. W. Schwarz leaves Walter Reed for Fort Sheridan Michigan. Maj. W. O. Boss adds Camp Meigs dental duties while on duty at Washington barracks. Maj. W. C. Cox moves from Newport News to this city for duty. Col. D. C. Howard to Camp Devers Massachusetts for temporary duty. Lt. Col. H. M. Evans moves from Washington to Fort Sheridan then Fort McPherson Georgia for temporary duty.
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Camp Meigs
W. C. Cox
Newport News
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Camp Devers
Mass
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Washington
Fort McPherson
Montenegrin Legation Denounces Serbian Occupation Claims
A Montenegrin legation in Washington accuses Serbian forces of massacres and atrocities in Montenegro during Nikshitch, detailing village killings, looting, and forced oaths. It defends Montenegrin independence, rebutting Serbian allegations and condemning Serbian police conduct. The note, signed by Lieut. Y Chaoulitch, cites ongoing resistance and recognizes King Nicholas.
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Navy to Sell Seaplanes and Engines in Excess Equipment Sale
The Navy Department announced a sale of 219 flying boats and seaplanes and 441 engines from excess equipment. Sealed proposals are due by 2 p.m. September 22 at the Navy Bureau of Supplies in Washington. The sale includes various seaplanes and flying boats, with speeds ranging from 45 to 130 miles per hour, and multiple models offered to bidders.
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United States Nominate Abbott Maginnis Minister to Bolivia
President Wilson nominated East Lake City native Abbott Maginnis to be Minister to Bolivia. He will succeed John D. O Rear, who died in La Paz over a year ago from smallpox, leaving the legation without a minister.
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Arrests of American in China Prompt Diplomatic Close
The State Department announced the arrest of W. Glaza, an American, in China by a Japanese soldier. An apology was issued by Japanese authorities and two officers with him were reprimanded. Acting Secretary Phillips said the matter is settled satisfactorily. Glaza, employee of British American Tobacco, was seized after resisting an attempt to remove him from a road between the railway station and Pamienchang town. The U.S. protested Japan’s right to arrest an American on Chinese soil.
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India
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Glass
Italy Receives Extra 17.9 Million Credit Boost
The Treasury Department announced a new credit of 317 million dollars to Italy, bringing its total to about 1.619 billion. The Allies' combined credit stands near 39.684 billion.
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Montanes Links German Influence to Spanish Labor Unrest
Carlos E. Montanes, Spanish parliament member and former civil governor of Barcelona, argues German influence and professional agitators fueled labor troubles in Spain. He cites eight days to quell strikes in Barcelona, warns against agitation, and calls for natural distribution of goods to reduce living costs.
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Democrats Define Presidential Policy Debated At National Committee
Lincoln Hall of Chicago voices concern over Democratic policy direction after the executive committee meets later this month. He notes Chicago was passed over for the meeting, Atlantic City may be better, and warns the party must decide on a clear stance for next year’s election. Both major parties appear unsettled as the campaign season approaches.
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Niagara Falls Power Debate Sparks Practical Vision
Horace A. Thornton of London urges developing Niagara’s water power without harming beauty, arguing hydroelectric expansion could rival Victoria Falls and continents should harness falls similarly. Ralph W. Carroll of Texas extols oil wealth from Texas fields as a future billions-scale boon and notes ongoing discussions with officials and geologists before departing for Europe.
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