Wilson Defends League Reservations in Omaha Address
President Wilson argued against reservations to the League of Nations, calling them aims to withdraw unconditionally or sit near the door. He warned that special protections would force the United States to back away, urging immediate ratification to stabilize global labor and avoid a pan American crisis.
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Omaha
Neb
League of Nations
Wilson
Dent
Stuble
Ron
The
League
United States
Germany
Paris
United States Senate
Titchcock
Hitchcock
C. M. Dietz
Gould Dietz
Learge
International Labor Organization
Lator
Red Cross Motor Corps
Des Moines
Mra. Wilson
Towacara
Three Killed and Forty Hurt Aboard U S Warship
Fire on the U S flagship of Admiral Hugh Rodman in San Francisco last night left three crewmembers dead from suffocation and 40 injured. Victims include enginesman William M Savage and mess attendants A Hilario George Dizon, with several officers among the wounded. The blaze began in the rheostat room and spread to the ice machinery room. Savage reportedly attempted a rescue before being overwhelmed by flood waters.
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San Francisco
U.S. 5
New Mexico
Hugh Rod Man
F. Billy
WM. M. Savage
A. Hilario
George Dizon
P. L. Carroll
G. G. McMillan
G. Halpine
Norton F. G. Havasee
E. B. Brown
J. G. Mils
Ensign
R. W. Albert
C. T. Woaten
Burroughs and
Miller
Gunner Brittenbach
Savage
Billy
Hilario
Dizon
Hiel
Missing Daughter Sought in Milwaukee by Chicago Father
Chicago man Harry Mosco vitz seeks his 16 year old daughter Sophy who vanished from Chicago over four months ago. He reports she arrived in Milwaukee with a girl posing as Billy Franklin and using the name Ray Harris. A Milwaukee rooming house keeper recalls the girl leaving with no word after a daylong stay.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sophy
Harry Moscovitz
Cullom Avenue
Chicago
Seventh, Street
Mitchell Stantes
Ray Harris
Billy Franklin
Staples
Petrograd Cholera Rages Amid Food Shortages
Reports from Petrograd indicate two to three hundred deaths daily from cholera as hospitals close due to shortages of medicines and food. Stockholm dispatches confirm worsening conditions and a severe public health crisis.
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Petrograd
Stockholm
Senate debate on treaty to start on Monday
The senate debate on the peace treaty is expected to begin Monday with rounds of floor replies to President Wilson’s speeches and quarrels between strong and mild reservations. Lodge says the treaty will be reported next Wednesday and opened for debate the following Monday. Simmons signals a possible conservative reservation compromise.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Wilson
Washington
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Gribl
United States
Great Britain
Simmons
North Catalina
Railroad Ot Ire Decision Aimed At Shopmen Meet
Detroit convention opens to decide on a strike by maintenance of way and shop workers. Wage demand of $1 per day plus a new working agreement to be debated with Director General Walker D. Hines. About 600,000 workers represented by the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers.
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Assoriated Press
Detroit
Mich
Walker D. Hines
Canada
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of War
Brotherhood
Many Civil War Vets Arrive for Columbus G A R Encampment
Union veterans from many states continue to arrive in Columbus Ohio for the G A R encampment this week. West leads the east in representation as special and regular trains bring thousands expected to attend the parade featuring World War I veterans.
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Columbus Camp
Associated Press
Columbus
Carpenters Strike Hits Four Cities in Iowa Quadruple area
Davenport Rock Island Moline and East Moline carpenters walk out after contractors refuse wage raise from 75 to 80 cents on dowry. Building work in the four cities nearly stops as unions protest stalled pay scale in midwestern centers. West Port Wilson Chicago notes Roger C G Salivan in Illinois endorsing League of Nations and President Wilson.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Hast Moline
Chicago
Roger GC. Salivan
Tllinois
League of Nations
Wilson
Paris deputies to ratify peace treaty September tenth
According to the Hehe de Paris the chamber of deputies will ratify the peace treaty Sept. 10 and the general assembly will take similar action Sept. 10. San Filion Cigars, 3 for... Americas most popular clear advertisement.
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Paris, Sant
Tlavas
Hehe de Paris
Chamber of Daputies
Genale
San Filion Cigars
America
Senmenty
Kolchak Begins Counter Offensive Against Bolsheviki
London reports Admiral Kolchak of the All Russian government starts a counter offensive against the Bolsheviki. The Bolsheviki are said to be retreating as fighting continues near Yaloderovsk and Movurgan along the Tobol, about miles west of Omsk.
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London
Kolchak
Nea
Pierce
Yaloderovsk
Movurgan
Tobo
Omsk
Glasgow Miners Meet to Decide Grave Questions
Glasgow trades union congress opens with debate on nationalizing coal mines and the method to achieve it. President G H W Stuart Butining indicated the parliamentary committee leaves the decision to the full congress.
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Glasgow
Associated Press
Trades Union Congress
G. H W. Stuart Butining
Posmen’s Federation
Congress
Japan insulted by Senate action shocks Tokyo papers
Tokyo papers report the Japanese press views the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee relocation of the Shantung provision as insulting and provocative. They note Japan has repeatedly stated Shantung will be returned to China and describe the committee's stance as unpleasant and provocative.
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Associated Press
Tokio
United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee
la Shantung
Japan
Shantung
China
First Baptist Church of Harrisburg Tightens Discipline
Harrisburg church board enforces a stricter code for its 900 members. Any member guilty of immoral conduct such as drinking alcohol, swearing, gambling, or attending dances must admit wrongdoing before the church or risk withdrawal of fellowship.
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Ilarvispurg
Ill
First Baptist Church of
Uarrisburg
Board of the Church
Rotary Club Aids Campaign to Keep Students in School
Rotary club members at a Totel Russell-Lamson meeting pledged help to encour age boy and girl attendance and to assist in a part time plan. They will support Waterloo East and Waterloo West school superintendents and name a committee at the next meeting. Paul Davis asks members to gather near the piano for a round table session.
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Rotary Club
Totel Russell-Lamson
Peing
W. Jtline
Waterloo East
A1. P. Lee
Waterloo West
Rotary
G. W. Aintley
Paul Davis
Roe Juriins
Crop production forecast by department analyzes seasons
Wheat and oats projections released outlining winter and spring yields. Winter wheat expected around 8 000 bushels and spring wheat near 0 bushels, total national production projected near 823 000 000 bushels. Oats forecasts not available in readable portion.
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Wialington
Ley
Tie We aaNl
Euluire
Postmen Fold Pre Trish in National Carrier Convention
Fragmented text indicates a National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Philadelphia with discussions on self determination and collective bargaining. Names such as Gent Wilson and General Antiesea appear. details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Trish
Philadelpha
Seger
Trehind
Natlanal Association
Wilson
Bernie
Romania to Sign Austria Pact with Reservations
Paris dispatch reports at the peace conference that Romania intends to sign the Austrian treaty with reservations while the supreme council weighs the note. German representation in parliament and minority protections were debated as Allied demands against Austrian influence and German policy were outlined.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Tiger
Clamenceau
Wien
Germany
Ius
Serbia
Fided
Last Night's News in Brief Cobling and World Dispatches
Cobling reports Private Madsen killed by German soldiers while hunting in the neutral zone near Sacramente Cal. Vienna notes a national assembly vote to sign a power treaty. Other items mention British destroyer mine incidents near Helsingfor and ambushes near Fermoy Belfast. Prohibition opponents push into politics ahead of November elections.
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Associated Press
Cobling
Madsen
Sacramiente
Cal
Vienna
The
National Assembly
Hig
Premes
Dre Kart Reser
Paris
Helsingfor
Belfast
Anicher
Fermoy
Pontiac
Thase
Crownate
New York
Conrhansd
Cremer
Pornier Maspress Zit Afaatrict
Delivery Notice for Missed Newspaper Issue
A reader is informed a paper will be resent if a copy is not received by 6 80 p m. The notice asks the recipient to call the office with the correct address and time to ensure delivery of the missing issue.
Barefoot Millionaires Get Shoes From Builders Exchange
Chicago's Builders and Traders' Exchange announces it will furnish shoes only to multimillionaires, with a tongue in cheek policy about undergarments and socks. The note references Julius Tagenwalt H. Merrick Roger Sullivan J Ogden Armour and others receiving or requested footwear amid humorous exchanges.
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Chicago
Julius Tagenwalt
H. Tl. Mernek
Roger Sullivan
Builders
Traders’ Exchange
J. Ogden Armour
H. Merrick
Merrick
John 1 Sullivan
Exc Lange
Vollart
Waterloo Citizen Reports Marsh for Wilson Cabinet
A Chicago Tribune style notice says Wilint W. Marsh of Waterloo Iowa is favored for a vacancy in President Wilson's cabinet, rumored to follow Redfield as Secretary of Commerce. Meant to gauge midwestern Democratic reactions, the report notes Marsh's deep party finance ties and potential gubernatorial prospects in Kansas.
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Wilint W. Marsh
Waterloo
Towa Ug
Wilson
Commerce Redfield
Chicago Tribune
Thois
Bir
Marsh
Wwinnis
Washington
Redfield
Knots
Illinois
Denomritic National Committee
Mark Hanna
St. Louis
McArron Dob
McAdas
Mrr. Marsh
National Executive Committee
Atlantic City
Tawa
Hhe Tawa
Redfield Jah
Detachment of Vesliens Annihilated at Kastral
Reports from Albanian frontier indicate a ROW Vesliens detachment was annihilated near Kastral on a recent Friday. The wording comes from patched newspaper blurbs and the ad-like insertion mentions a brand equating to Batter.
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AEB
ANTAL
Paris
Sop
Sodiavas
Antic Halan Wsturhancees
Rvontinae
Spinad
Albania
ROW Vesliens
Av Kastral
Pershing Returns to New York Amid Enthusiastic Homecoming
Gen. John J. Pershing arrives aboard the Leviathan, greeted by thousands along the harbor. Secretary Baker, Vice President Marshall, and city officials hail the commander as the flag of victory over Germany is celebrated with naval salutes and patriotic melodrama.
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New York
John Pershing
Iself
Germany
Stertt
France
Europe
Atlantic
Gen. Pershing
Ambrose Channel
Seven Seas
Staten Island
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Manhattan
Battery Park
Presi
Marshall
Barel
Leviathan
Baker
U. 8
United States
Wilson
Army
Navy
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