Senate Debates Article 10 Reservations In League Pact
Senate debate centers on McCumber substitute limiting article 10 obligations to congressional approval. Four reservations aim to shield US sovereignty: withdrawal rights, no mandates without Congress, internal affairs exempt, and Monroe Doctrine outside league. Amendments adjust Shantung and voting powers. long conflict mirrors party splits as treaty nears floor.
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Associated Prese
Washington, D. C
Ssenmiter McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
League of Nations
Republican
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
McCumber Totlov
Council
Washington
D. C
Germany
United States
League
Shantung
China
Japan
Hmtt
League Council
Great Britain
United Stat
Chairman Lodge
Italy
Mt Fiune
Pinte Wolk
la Guardia
New York
Finme
Vinnie
Wilson
Betrayer to Die in Cavell Case Convicted
Paris September 5 George Gayton Quien was tried before a court martial for treasonable dealings with the Germans and for betraying Edith Cavell. He was convicted and condemned to death.
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Associated
Presa
Paris
George Gayton Quien
Edith Cavell
Steel Workers Committee to Speak on Union Action
Washington and Paris reports show the steel workers committee debating next steps after US Steel refused to listen. A recent union vote authorized leaders to strike if needed amid a campaign of German and Bolshevik pressure and alleged pogrom rhetoric aimed at Poles and civilians.
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Steel Workers Committee
Boss Hugged Stenographer as Divorce Hinted by Judge
Chicago, Sept. 5. Raymond H. Spear, president of the American Truck, faced a rumored divorce after his wife presented a letter confessing indiscretions. Witnesses including Miss Marie Kirk and Miss Heyn testified to Spear and the private stenographer’s embraces in his office. Judge Crowe signaled he would grant the decree.
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Chicago
Tealimany
Raymond H. Spear
Spear
Al-American Truck Company
French Farmers Protest Arbitrary Living-Cost Measures
Delegates representing 110 000 farmers in central and western France gathered in Blois to denounce price controls and measures they view as harming farmers. They called for equal representation on price-setting committees for foodstuffs and rejected work-hour limits, urging continuous soil to boost production.
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Associated Press
Blois
France
Glasgow Unions Plan Debate On Strike Policy
Glasgow trades unions prepare for Congress opening next week with resolutions on nationalizing coal mines and railways and on direct action. The expected stance favors rejecting direct action while noting Britain’s industrial tension has eased since the Yorke strike settlement. Tribulations persist with minor strikes continuing and tramway workers threatening a national walkout without wage gains.
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Associated Press
London
Glasgow Congress of Trades Unions
Tirect
Great Britain
First Division Troops from Brest Arrive in New York
The Associated Press reports a strong convoy of First Division troops landed in New York from Brest aboard the Zeppelin transport. The arrival includes 34 officers and 241 men of division headquarters, plus artillery and medical units totaling over two hundred personnel, with Maj. Gen. Augustine Meunier returning to command the First Field Artillery Brigade.
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Associated Press
New York
Brest
F1 Arilery Brigade
Field Artillery
Sixth Regiment of Field Artillery
Mrig
Augustine Melnixre
Brewery strike sparks wider sympathy action across trades
Sept. 3 news notes a brewery workers' demand rejection and a general sympathy strike. Taxicab drivers, shoemakers, bakers, and other workers join, with railway men also walking out, as the movement gains breadth amid the industrial unrest.
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Hile
Seacinted Press
Strove Car
RoManian Chief Attacks Allied Policy In Paris
Romanian premier denounces allied policy as pernicious while reporting that the supreme council barred arms shipments from Hungary to Roumania. The note asks Misu to press the council regarding its stance, warns of possible troop withdrawals, and discusses evacuating Hungary. The dispatch also notes cordial but firm allied communications and ongoing diplomacy about Hungary and Bolshevik activity.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sept
Hratiano
Nicholas Misu
Nim
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Hungary
Roumania
Bucharest
Supreme Court
M. Misu
Supreme Council
Turkey
Roumanias
Inna
Batosh the
Dvina
Russia
Europe
Cordial
Davas
George R. Clerk
British Foreign Office
Petit Parisien
George
Arus
War Prices React in Food and Garb
The Federal Reserve Board reviews August basin conditions noting war price effects on food and clothing. Business runs high, wage and price problem solutions are unsettled in many districts, with labor efficiency declines and relaxed wage pressures amid improving general labor conditions.
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Associated Pre
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Tabor
San Vine
New Credit Announcement From Treasury Adds 817 Units
A treasury notice announces an addition credit of 817 units to JT Aly and a new credit line for Aly. The release mentions Washington, Oman and Sisyang, with totals and dates unclear. Strong entities include JT Aly and the treasury.
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NEW VY
JT. Aly. A
Washi
Don
Ates
Sisyang
Mason City Man Pleads Guilty Life for Murder
Mason Cityman Joseph Kolda, 44, pleaded guilty in district court to the May 20 murder of Roy Roe. He received a life sentence pronounced by Judge C. H. Kelly after the grand jury indictment. Kolda, a Cedar Rapids native and butcher, went to the Roe home, killed Roe, then attempted suicide. Mrs Roe was present during the incident.
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Mason City
Joseph Kolda
Fort Madison
Roy Moe
Kolda
Sentenza
C. H. Kelly
Charles City
Kalda
Cedar Rapids
Roe
Offeers
Mrs. Roe
Police Unions Threaten City Safety, Sen Thomas Sounds Alarm
In Washington the Senate heard Senator Thomas of Colorado warn that police union organizing and postal worker strikes threaten city safety. He decried Washington police affiliating with the AFL and Samuel Gompers' support, predicting a wider union movement could endanger police protection in cities.
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Thomas’ Tip
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Jempers
Federation
40 Story Climbs to Jobs If Girls Feel Keen to Work
New York on September 5 reports hundreds of women clerks and stenographers gathered in the Alleory Metropolitan building aiming to reach their offices by climbing 20 to 40 flights due to a firemen strike. The engine room disruption left the elevator out of service, heightening the day’s unusual effort to work despite conditions.
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Baltic
Russia
Germany
Associated Press
New York
Alesory Metropolitan
Tinley Heads Iowa American Legion Branch at State Convention
Des Moines officers were named for the Iowa American Legion branch during the state convention. Commander Tinley announced next year’s meeting location, with Muscatine and Dubuque both contenders. Col Theodore Roosevelt arrived in town and gave a brief address at the event.
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Gul. Tinley
Iowa
American Legion
Des
Mathew A. Tinley
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Tokiv
Wanlord McNidor Mason
Fellaire Sitar
Des Moines
Windsor Tubal
Theodore Roosevelt
Cal
Cleanliness His Undoing In Bath of Youth
Nov Sept 1 report from Bath of Youth in Bath Street describes Jacob Wright a 41 year old who entered a home and opened a bathroom door while trying to take a bathe. Police were notified and Wright claimed he took toilet and wood items to the women’s side. He faced a court appearance and was sent to the penitentiary on a related probation violation for stealing clothes from Fritz Schreck.
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Main Street
Jaecob Wright
Wright
Harry
Wriicht
Woodle
Judealifvord Molauchtin
Bailey
Tor Aqduya
Prederick W. Pfeiffer
Jane 40
Fritz Schreck
Schreck
Rleen
Governor Names Two Arbiters In Waterloo Appeal
Gov W L Harding named A W Funk Des Moines and Ray Eggert Waterloo to the arbitration committee hearing the Waterloo factory machinists strike. They will convene soon and pick a third member. Funk represents the Waterlooa oil engine company and Eggert represents the employer. Early sessions are expected and a ruling cannot be imposed without consent due to lack of compulsory arbitration in Iowa.
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Wilson
League of Mitions
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Coliseum
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Kansas City
Missouri
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Heed
Spencer
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Johnson
California
Indianapolis
League of Nations
Paris
Mr. Wilson
Ohio
Indiana
Waterloasoline Engine Company
Eggert
Victory Entertainment Committee
A. J. Knapp
Des Moines
Iie
Funk
Iowa
Presbyterian group endorses peace treaty at Lake Geneva
Delegates at the Presbyterian New Era conference in Lake Geneva Wisconsin voted unanimously to endorse the peace treaty. Some speakers opposed consent if it weakened Korea Shantung or Japanese influence, urging swift ratification and broader missionary efforts.
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Korea
Shantung
Lake Geneva
New Era Conferences
The
Presbyterian Church
Wis
Sapl
Minot Morgan
Detroit
Sorrie
Georg N. Lucenek
Wooster
Up Labor Talks To Avert Steel Strike Conference
President Wilson was urged by Samuel Gompers and labor leaders to arrange a conference between United States Steel and steel workers before a planned Tuesday meeting of 24 international unions. The executive committee warned of coercion and brutality, wholesale dismissals, and thuggery by corporation emissaries across iron and steel centers, seeking peaceful adjustment of industrial disputes in the country. The unions planned a presidents’ meeting in Washington to decide next steps.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Committee For Organizing Steel Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Iunion
Chythey Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Steel
Samuel Gompers
American
Foderation of Labor
Kbel
Iron and Steel Industry
Iron and Steel
Executive Committee
Browat
Suez
Washington, D.C
Steel Corporation
Fiume Guard of Yanks British Is Recommended
Paris reports allied generals' commission in Fiume urges keeping order by an American and British police force. Marines forming the American contingent to assist in public safety after disturbances that killed French soldiers.
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Paris
Fiume
Striking Chicago Cleaners Return to Work Without Wage Win
Chicago Sept 5 Cleaners and dyers on a two week strike returned to work today without victory on higher wages. Over 5100 shops reopened. Arthur Berg secretary of the Chicago Dyers and Cleaners association blamed Bol shevik agitators and said shops would reopen to American workmen only.
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Chicago
Arthur Berg
Chicago Dyers & Cleaners’ Association
Courier Delivery Notice to Readers
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 50 o clock. If by carrier error you do not receive your paper by that time call this office before 6 80 p.m. A replacement copy will be sent.
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