Wilson Opposes Peace Declaration As Treaty Delayed
A Washington dispatch reports Democratic senate leaders split over the pace of peace treaty resolutions separate from ratification. Senator Pittman indicates his measure may lie over, with plans to seek earliest possible action. President Wilson states he cannot declare peace by proclamation before a formal treaty is ratified and clarifies the league’s creation hinges on more than three allied powers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Messare
Oneater Pittman
Washington, D
Wilson
Fali
Gay
White House
Germany
League of Nations
League
Fall
Ger Diany
Sovern
U. Ane
Henry W. L
Californiy
Arizona
Washington
Lynel
Konyon
Strongarm Love of Vampires Peril Collectors Face
A Baltimore insurer Pietsch, 31, accused of romantic assault on Mrs. Anderson after a home visit to collect a premium. He admitted kisses and hugs but denied force. Magistrate Vernol fined Pietsch $1 and costs. an insurance agent testified collectors face temptations and must be careful.
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Baltimore
Tietsch
Prince of Wales Arrives in Quebec With Fireworks Display
Aug 21 Quebec prepares lavish reception for the Prince of Wales aboard the Renown. Dignitaries greet him at the citadel and a fireworks show overlooks the city and St. Lawrence river. He will receive addresses, visit Loyalist University and Jeffrey Male Hospital, deposit wreaths on monuments, unfurl the union jack, review veterans, and unveil plates at the Quebec bridge inauguration. He plans to depart Sunday.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence
Prince
Gouin
Loyal University
Jeffrey Male Hospital
Monicalm
Wolfe
Quebec Battlefield
Quebec Bridge
Down Erzberger Credit Clash Roils Berlin Politics
Berlin reports a heated National Liberal meeting targeting Finance Minister Erzberger. Speakers harshly condemned him, calling for his retirement amid calls for purity reforms and political backlash.
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Erzberger
Associated Press
Berlin
Berger
Ddamundigg
Eraberger
Ebert
Karl Gelfferich
Mathias Brabe
Ylang
Pailed Mine Workers Meet Over Demands
A garbled report notes William Gregg or related figures from the mine workers organization presenting demands. They seek an April shop closure, a six hour workday, and wages up about 80 percent, amid tensions at a central labor group.
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Tiliam Greeg
Roumanians Occupy Budapest and Banat Fronts In Europe
The writer discusses Romanian troops occupying Budapest and parts of the Banat, amid tensions with Hungarians and other nationalities. He notes Paris conference limits, questions of frontiers, and the broader push of nationalism and Bolshevism in postwar Europe, with reflections on U S and British guarantees and the Lessons for America.
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Simonto
Metsure
New
Maassylvania
Maros-Theiss
Danube
Banat
Budapest
Bela Kon
Bela Kun
Clemenceau
Paris
Roumania
Wilson
Aomany
League of Rurtions
Rhine
Atr
Orenthet
Bhantans
Japan
Shaytung
China
Jane Proadmen
Aarons
Wenosk
Smuggling probe flags feared threats to markets
An article reports a government crackdown on what is described as treasure smuggling and dangerous packing industry speculation. It covers Senate debates on federal controls, concerns about consumer prices, and warnings that tighter regulation could threaten institutions and the economy. Key figures include Senators Fernald and Meru, with references to packers like Swift & Co. and broader implications for rail, telegraph, and transport controls.
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Pease
Washington
Avaek Oon Boveri Condenry
Aseilpinge Couiaet Ord Taasa
Nes Enterprises
Tade Ladiy
Meru Af Maite
Senate
Keardl+ Hoek
United States
Fernald
Unis
Calis
Swift & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Ths
Ward
Parkers
Busin
Girl Kidnapped at Seven Found at Age Twenty Two
A girl kidnapped at seven years old in Mason City reappears at twenty two after a long pursuit across several states. The abduction arose from a dispute between Toswell and Millard. Haswell shot and wounded Winantog Boswell, who fled to Magen. The missing girl was located near Clendennen in Kanawha county after the追 trail led investigators across multiple regions.
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Mason City
Clendennen
Kanawha
Toswell
Millard
Haswell
Winantog
Boswell
Magen
Mullens
Doswell
Brother
Mendennon
Labor Costs Portion in Government Data Questioned
Resolution introduced by Representative Carss of Minnesota seeks data from President Wilson on labor costs in the production of coal steel copper meat canned goods and other necessities. The National Federation of Federal Employees says the inquiry will dispel the idea that labor costs are the chief driver of rising living costs.
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Wilson
Minnesnia
Federal Trade Commission
National Federation of Federal Employes
Resignations Sweep Navy Ranks Amid Pay Controversy
Amid reports of over 300 permanent officers resigning, Acting Secretary Roe urged progress on reforms. The crisis centers on pay discrepancies and morale within the navy and marine corps, with calls for updated salaries and leadership changes.
Troops Guard Plant in Indiana as 2,000 Emploees Stay Out
Hammond Indiana August 21 four Indiana state troops from Wart Wayne Goshen Elkhart and Gary guard the Standard Steel Cars plant while 2000 workers strike for weeks. Eleven militia companies mobilized at Indianapolis to maintain order with martial law possible under Adj Gen Mary B Smith per reports.
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Associated Press
Hammond
Ind
Wart Wayne
Goshen
Elkhart
Gary
Henry Tease
Standard Stent Car
Indianapolis
Tynelock
Adj
Marry DB. Smith
Indiana
Mammond
Standard Steel
Marry B. Smith
Roiled Greeks and Turks plan resistance to Bulgars
Reports from Athens dated Tuesday Aug 19 indicate Greek and Turkish residents of the Dedeaguteh district fear American peace delegates in Paris favor continued Bulgarian rule. The text says Greeks and Turks are arming to resist ongoing Bulgarian occupation.
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iPy
Athens
Dedeaguteh
Paris
Train Held Up By Four Masked In Tennessee
Four masked men halted a train in Tennessee, looting cars and forcing passengers to the rear. The suspects carried away valuables before escaping along a roadside. Authorities report no injuries and are pursuing possible leads as the investigation continues.
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Tennessee
Hungary declares martial law amid confusion in Pest
A partially legible dispatch notes martial law in Hungary with references to Pest and daily newspaper delivery instructions. The text mentions couriers, home delivery, and a phone number for missed issues, indicating disruptions to timely newspaper service during the emergency.
Kidnappers' Chief Sali Hindes and Mexican Abductions
Reported hostage takers including a band led by Sali Hindes claimed two Mexicans were seized in recent border actions. U S troops pursued across the line as Gen. Dickman prepared to inspect forces in the Big Bend area. An incident near Presidio drew protests from Mexico over incursions by American aviators and cavalry units.
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Miatlach Baal
Peterson
Davis
Renteria
Ameritin
Carranza
Cuchillo
Conchos River
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Ojinaga
Cosme Bengo, Chen
Presidia
Pruyeda
Ameri«ean
Dickman
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
Hig Bend
Fort Clarke
Rio Grande
United States
M. J. Dominguez
Here
Dominguez
54Rd
Gov. Castles
Sonora
Marfa
Almerigan
Mexico
Leonard Mathick
Presidio
Colummn Muider
Antonio Proaneda
Cuchillo Parade
Biliecins
Washington
Army of the
All States
Department of Foreign Relations
Yanks and French Charge Crowds Near Danzig
At Neufahrwasser near Danzig crowds clash with American sailors from the destroyer Haile. French seamen aboard the destroyer Claymore aid the Americans, shots wound four Germans, frontier guards disperse the mob, and both sides return to their ships.
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Associated Press
Mopenhagen
Neufahr- Wasser
Danzig
Neufahrwasser
Daeg
Hade
Haile
Frankfort
Amerieans
Rench
U. S
Claymore
National Strike Hangs on Steel Conference Meeting
Youngstown Ohio August 21 Readers from 24 unions in the steel industry seek a conference with United States Steel Corporation within 10 days to avert a nationwide steel strike. A six man committee led by Samuel Gompers was ordered to arrange talks. failure to secure a meeting could set a strike date.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation
Ujew
Jmen
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Steel Corporation
Mexican Rebels Hold Michoacan, Newspaper Says
El Paso dispatch reports Excelsior of Mexico City dated August 15 stating rebels under Gorciang Guzman control parts of Michoacan and are strong in Arteaga. Federal forces have not pursued the rebel captain, with commerce and agriculture demoralized due to Guzman’s depredations.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Gorciang Guzman
Michoatan
Excelsior
Mexico City
Eftain
Arteaga
Guzman
Mexico City Press Warns of Imminent Danger to Country
Mexican papers in Mexico City urge the people to rise against a perceived threat. Tele grams from governors of Sinaloa, Nuevo Leon, Querétaro, Yucatan and Tabasco pledge unconditional adhesion to President Carranza. Editorials declare the situation grave amid the crisis reports.
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Mexico City
Sinaloa
Nuevo Laon
Queradaro
Yucatan
Tabasco
Carranza
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