Veterans Parade Led by Pershing In Washington Review
24000 bronzed veterans headed by Gen Pershing march in full combat equipment through Washington on Pennsylvania Avenue for a historic final review. 209 officers and 4690 men rest among colonial banners as crowds line the routes and pilots salute from above.
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Gen. Pershing
United States Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
France
Cantigny
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Argonne
United States
Franrve For Liberty and justice—Corp. Gresham
Priv Enright
Priv
Hayli
Meade
Sherman
Washington
Pershing
Ion
Stit
Othr
Pacific
Jhotel
First Division
Peace Monument
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania
Nineteenth Street
National Capital
Bollingfield
Anacostia
Poth Army
War Department
Citizens’ Welcome Committee
Storm Toll Grows Across Texas Coast
The storm's toll climbs with dozens more deaths feared while Corpus Christi reports 56 bodies found between Portland and Taft. Relentless winds, inland wreckage, and extensive property loss press relief efforts as trains and aircraft move to aid victims along the west gulf coast.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
Texas
Portland
Taft
Nueces
San Antonio
Rockport
Galveston
Port Aransas
Associated Press Direct
Port Lavaca
Seadrift
Port O'Connor
Bay Front
Alice
Tex
Port Aransay
Debria
Red Cross
Oder
Corpus Christ
Linton
Moore Leads In Primaries In Philadelphia Election
Philadelphia returns from today’s primary across 776 of 1,366 divisions show Hampton Moore leading for mayor as Republican nominee with a 1004 vote plurality over Judge John M Patterson. District results indicate Moore 32,645 to Patterson 31,? with ties in several districts.
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Philadelphia
Hampton Moore
John Mpatterson
Moora
Quentin Roosevelt Shot After Safe Landing, German Claim
Capt. Charles G Doodd, son of Brig Gen George A Doodd, says German troops shot Quentin Roosevelt after a safe landing near a German camp. A German photographer’s images were sold to American officers to back the story, claiming Roosevelt was killed while landing despite being separated from allied planes.
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Washington Bost
Syracuse
Quentin Roosevelt
Charles G .Doodd
George A. Doodd
En- Held
Ohfio
Doodd
New York
Army of Occupation
Quentin Roossevelt
2 Boche Camp
Dodd
Germana
Firemen Back Policing Duty Plea Praised By Gov Coolidge
Boston dispatch reports firemen vow to remain at posts amid police strike. Gov Coolidge praises their stand and says hours limits for fire crews will aid public welfare. Labor leaders say no imminent general strike while unions vote on sympathy actions.
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Associated Press
Boston
Wvloop
Fid
Coolidge
John B. Murphy
General Court
Commonwealth
American Federation of Labor
Daniel J. Looney
Frank B Cook
Matthew McConagie
Treaty Reading On Is Reached In Senate Clash
A late Senate reading of the German treaty amid a heated clash over the Johnson amendment and Lodge's stance marks a tense session. Senator Hitchcock demands full reading while Lodge defends due process, with gallery applause and warnings from Crummins shaping the dispute.
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McKear
Wilson
Bierman
Seomard
Senate
Lodge
Smoot
Hitchcock
Senator Lodge
Nebraska
Cumming
Pro Tempore Cummins
Williams
Artcle III
Johnson
California
Great Britain
United States
Final Preparations for Steel Strike Loom in Pittsburg
Pittsburgh report says 24 unions plan a possible strike next week if terms fail while calls grow to defer the walkout until the Washington conference October 6. Gompers will not attend the next meeting but may support postponement to avoid worker injury. Gary notes US Steel claims only 15 percent of workers are unionized.
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Pershing
Civil Service Commission
Boston Police Department
Curtis
South Boston
Atemi
Rally Council
A Re
Pittsburgh
Gompers
Gary
Associated Press
Washington
National Committee For Organizing Iron and Steel Workers
Atrik
Preside Wilson
Amalgamated Association of Tran, Steel and Tin Workers
Pear
Steel
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
National Committee
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert He Gary
Atee
Farrell
Conductor Pay Raises Apply to Federal Roads
Wages for car conductors on federally controlled routes were raised under an order by Director General Hines. New pay starts at 125 dollars a month with overtime, rising to 160 a month and 25 to 6-25 cents per hour for those with 15 years service, reflecting adjustments for a year of service. Separately, New York stock exchange runners and messengers walked out after wage demands of 14 to 20 dollars weekly were rejected.
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Hines
Stock Exchange
Repr i
Copcerne
Wilson Halts Labor Talk at Portland Stop in 1919 Oregon Trip
President Wilson refuses labor council interview in Portland on policy toward Russia as crowds greet him on the Oregon California trip. At Hornbrook and Medford crowds cheer the President and Mrs Wilson with children, while San Francisco plans include two luncheon addresses and two evening speeches.
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Oregon
Califormia
San Francisco
Portland
Oreg
Wilson
Portland Labor Council
United States
Russia
Seattle
West Coast
Los Angeles
Medford
Refuses Comment On Japan Query In Shanghai Dispatches
Hawaii and California reports cite Japanese sources saying the United States asked for a definite return date for Shantung and a withdrawal timeline. President Wilson declines to comment as State Department figures on actions regarding the Shan tung affair remain unresolved. The Jiji Shimpo notes Washington seeks a nonaggressive stance and a clear date for troop withdrawal from Shantung.
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Shantung
Tekxe
Associated Press
Jiji Shimps
United States
Japan
Japaneer Notticment
Taingtoa
Ang
Ghentung
China
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