Owen Hits Lodge as Blind Partisanship in League Debate
Senator Owen of Oklahoma rebukes Senator Lodge over the league of nations and the peace treaty. He accuses Lodge of ruling by the few, distrust of the people, and ties the Holy Alliance to autocratic dynasties. Owen urges voters to see the fight as a battle for mankind’s hopes against military monopolies.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lodge
Owen
Oklahoma
Holy Alliance
Massachusetts
League of Nations
Lappeal
Philip
Woodrow Wilson
German Army Prepares to Invade Russia Aid Kolchak
Paris dispatch reports about a German force of nearly 40,000 men with 300 planes assembled in Lithuania and moving toward Russia to assist Admiral Kolchak. Lithuanian engineer Steibiko claims the unit calls itself Kolchakis and seeks to cooperate with the anti-Bolshevik leader, while German generals Von der Goltz and a rail network command the operation under a Russian figurehead.
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Byka Associated Press
Paris
Lithuania
Russia
Admiral Kolchak
Siebiko
Germany
Japan
Kolchakis
Steihiko
Fach
Steibska
Hey
Anay
Foch
Logan County coal strike action looms in 1920s report
Reported labor unrest cites 200 Logan County field men striking for higher wages and union recognition. Miners in Springfeld sub-district halted work as insurgent factions challenge operators amid a broader regional strike mood.
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Logan County
Efter Press
Charleston
W. Va
Guyer Valley
Keaney
Amiesrton
Wouthreton
Login County
Nintington
Nossert
Sawingfield
Sy Wield
Springfeld
Triel
Belleville
Peoria
Lawrence Lamb
Farrington
Chicago
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of Illinois
Burtrhey
Woday
Hungary Throne Seen to Loom by Native Press
Vienna dispatches and Hungarian editorials suggest a return to monarchy as the Christian Nationalist party appears to favor monarchist aims. Roumanian intrigue reports claim Roumanians oppose any ministry not serving their interests. A Potsdam meeting discusses reestablishing a monarchy amid anti Jewish mobilization plans.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Dudapeyst
Berlin
Stephen Friedrich
Tagellatt
Potsdam
Yukon Guzzlers Face Dry Yukon After Plebsicite
The Yukon territory goes dry as the new law abolishing saloons takes effect. Ten of twenty licensed bars are in Dawson with a government dispensary opening there and another at Whitehorse under Commissioner McKenzie. Liquor will be sold only by bottle during limited hours while a plebiscite gauges future liquor policy.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Yukon
White Horse
McKenzie
Fire Devastates Japanese Town Killing and Injuring Many
A major blaze swept through a Japanese town in Nagore province yesterday, destroying about 100 houses and public buildings including post offices and hotels. Dozens of residents were killed or injured, and many structures were left in ruins as emergency crews battled the flames. The mass fire caused extensive damage and left the community in shock.
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Tokio Uyat
Varita Madi
Meas Nagore
Hillerd
Cable Operators Strike To Doubling Bonus Demand
Western terminal workers strike over pay and benefits delaying messages between the United States and Europe. Operators seek 28 a month in arrears and a 10 percent raise, claiming parity with European colleagues. work stoppages begin and may continue weekly until demands are met.
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Bine
New York
Europe
Te Commercial Cable Company
Canao
St. Jelmsa
N.bs
Rockport
Cmn Pany
Tad
Ineressee
Bagusta
Pileagie
Ward
Ceably
Nnion
Inen
Ann
Severe battle in Kronstadt and Bolshevik moves
Combat rages in Kronstadt with Bolsheviks quitting the town amid heavy street fighting. Reports from Copenhagen and Moscow note air bombardment near Petrograd and Soviet forces abandoning Bobruisk while claiming capture of Rylsk near Kursk. Local fronts shift as Allied airmen report casualties.
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Associated Press
London
Kronstadt
Bolshevist Naval
Petrograd
Archesram Copenha
Bobrunsk
Bobruisk
Minsk
Moscow
Rylsk
Kurs
Missing Aviators Still Cause Worry In San Diego
Anxiety over Army aviators Lieutenants Frederick Waterhouse and Cecil Connelly missing in Lower California Mexico grew as reports of their discovery faded. They departed Yuma Arizona en route to Rockwell Field San Diego on August 20 last week and authorities continued a renewed search after conflicting rumors from Governor Cantu’s forces and local authorities.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cali
Frederick Waterhouse
Cecil Connelly
Lower California
Mexico
Yuma
Ariz
Rockwell Field
Cantu
Packers Coercion Charge Tells of Senate Witnesses
Washington, Db. 4 Charges allege five large meat packers coerced witnesses and paid influences to sway Senate Agriculture hearings on regulation. Telegram from National Livestock Association head to Senator Gronna notes license oversight and common carrier refrigerator cars, while retailer chain interests claim packers push grocery market entry boosts competition.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Communities
Jastro
National Livestock Association
Gronna
North Dakota
Kendrick
Wyoming
Hunt of Ballas
Theper- Alor
Grociny
Alleged Stayer of 12 Women Denies Insanity in France
An arrest case centers on a man accused of involvement with 12 missing women in France. He protests court insinuations of insanity. Doctors Rubinevitch, Mars sac, and Vallon were appointed to examine him and others in the matter.
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France
Associated Press
Ridax
Marr
Rubinevitch
Marssac
Vallon
Leandra
Courier Delivery Notice For Delayed Newspaper
The notice explains home delivery expectations and errors by the carrier. If you fail to receive your paper, call 8330 for a copy to be sent. Call should be made before 8:20 p.m. to notify the office.
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Hirae
Wilson Sends Thanks to Striking Painters Who Return to Jobs
President Wilkenrod of Hoboken thanks the striking painters for returning to work and adopting resolutions in support of government efforts to ease abnormal economic conditions. The letter praises local union members for public spirited action and calls it a model of cooperation relieving rather than complicating the situation.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Ashington
Allex
Wilkenrod
Hoboken, A.ainters
Ashion
Soldier's Back Sins Not Atoned for By Loyal Army Service
An adverse opinion assesses whether pre service conduct should affect reemployment. The piece notes Parker assumed command October 26 and Major General B P McCahtlin led the division from May 1, 1819, with emphasis on divisional insignia and organizational structure.
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Parker
B.P. McCaehlin
Crimran Uy' Oan
Cheseg
Mamerad Bopresents
Dire Minoberatie
Socialist Scrap Splits National Socialist Party Session
Delegates of the left wing clash with the main body at the national convention in Chicago as the party reels from internal strife. Police intervene as expulsions and near clashes threaten order while Wings press for radical changes and potential abolition of political action. Secretary Germer cautions on platform and possible lack of a presidential candidate. About 250 delegates attend, claiming broad state representation. Meanwhile Republicans plot anti wilson tours to urge ratification of the treaty and League of Nations with planned 26 day swing through multiple cities.
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Pras
Chicago
Aub
Socialist Party
Adolph Gormer
Walt
Scorly Shiner
A. Uist
Beth
Berth Weeny Hippontiers
Joh Teed
New York
Revolutionista
Tongares
Reed
Dett
Wink Chucub
Jett
Germer
T [Hey
Waghituston
Wilson
Middlewest
Northwest
Gd Pacific
League of Nations
Daciay
Mr. Wilson
Washington
White House
Annotuinead
Roosevelt Stirs Chicago On His Tour Thru West
Roosevelt visits Chicago on a tour for the American Legion. He attends receptions, meets overseas veterans, breakfasts with Col Milton Foreman, and speaks to Returned Soldiers at Grant Park amid state Legion events.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
West
Associated Presa
Theodors Noensavelt
American Legion
Milton J. Foreman
American Legion of Sinois
Grant Park
Army Transport Reserve Plan to Move 260000 Troops
Waushington Aug 30 The war department proposes a permanent transport reserve capable of carrying 142000 troops as part of a broader army reorganization plan. The fleet would work with regular transports to move nearly 260900 men at outbreak of war. Ships would be kept in repair and used by the army with crews enlisted, with Leviathan and other ships retained if Congress approves.
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Associated Press
Waushington
D. C
War Department
Frank T. Hines
Army
Leviathan
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Savannah
Congress
Petlura Gives Galicia to Poland in War Pact
London Friday August 28 under the Petlura Poland accord Ukraine renounces eastern Galicia and both governments promise not to invade each other’s occupied zones while combining against the Bolsheviks. A Moscow wireless dispatch says British Canadian and Japanese troops left Viatlivostok and Denikin forces retreating in Kherson favor the Bolsheviks’ defense of Kiev from the south.
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Associated Press
London
Wriday
Petlura
Ukraine
Poland
Galicia
Pellura
Aoscow
Viatlivostok
Kherson
Denikine
Kiev
Tle
Berlin Gas Schedule Cuts Save Little Coal Funds
Berlin’s reduced gas schedule goes into effect but savings are small, prompting coal officials to seek stronger measures as coal shortages persist. Gas users face penalties for violations, with prison and fines proposed.
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Berlin
Austria
Associated Press
Mrida
Barelins
Bertin Coal Association
Weather outlook for week in capital region
Washington D C August 30 weather predictions cover the week starting September 1 for the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Normal temperatures are forecast with generally fair conditions and a chance of local showers and thunderstorms.
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Washington
D. C
Ares
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Pershing Refuses Testimony Before War Expenditures Panel
General Pershing declines to testify before Sub committee No 3 of the War Department expenditures panel in Paris. A joint statement by Rep Royal Johnson and Bland expresses regret over military civil authority conflict. Bland says the action shows wartime indifference to the people's wishes and their representatives. Pershing notes his records were shipped to the United States and thus he cannot testify. The panel sought views on mistreatment of soldiers in France, court martial laws, burial of dead, and key military operations around November 16 and 11, 1918. The committee has questioned the secretary of war and chief of staff, but was told information resides in France.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Pershing
Congressional Committee On
War Department
France
Royal JC. Johnson
Oscar FB. Bland
Bland
Jabneon
Jain
General Pershing
United States
Senate
House
Anti-Booze Party Future in Doubt With Victory Won
Chicago August 30 Prohibition party faces doubt as national prohibition nears by constitutional amendment Jan 16 and future role on enforcement or world prohibition debated at national committee meeting. Fifty year anniversary event will feature Col John So and H A Hiner with talks on party history. Conference planned September 2 with representatives from all prohibition groups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prohibition Party
National Committee
Solra
Teaders
National Prohibition Party
Col
John So
Poland
H. A. Hiner
Madison, Wi
Plebiscite in Styria Denied by Supreme Council
Paris reported the supreme council fixed the boundaries of Styria and decided no plebiscite would be held there. Slovenians opposed the plan while Italians favored a plebiscite, reflecting competing regional interests.
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Styria
Rawostatt
Paris
Ibday
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