Borah Demands Vote of People on League Pact
Senator Borah urged a national vote on the League of Nations and pac treaty at a Cedar Falls address. He argued America must decide by ballot whether to join and warned the treaty could entangle the U.S. in European diplomacy and wars.
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Boston Police Strike Clash Updates in Massachusetts
Boston faces a tense stand with police reinstatement talks under way after unions press for restored posts. Gov Coolidge hints legal recourse, while city guards guard storefronts and church pulpits denounce violence. Federal aid readiness looms if a general strike arises.
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Boston
Sttike
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
New York
Gompers
Central Union
Goolidge
Goutpers
Toxy Ihemoval
Yurlis
Coolidge
Samuel Gompers
Alassarchusetts
Delivery guidance for missed paper in home delivery
The notice instructs customers to contact the newspaper if the paper is not delivered by 4:80 and to call the office before 9 PM for a replacement. It emphasizes confirming delivery and reporting errors by the carrier.
Wilson Greeted by Cheering Crowd in Portland
President and Mrs. Wilson were greeted by cheering crowds as they arrived by special train in Warthewil Oregon. They rode through streets on a welcoming tour via the Columbia highway and planned a visit to Gresham and Multnomah county offices. A luncheon and program followed with brief remarks before the party headed toward San Francisco.
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Wilson
Uulock
Columbia Highway
Portland
Greshimt
Dubuque Coal Dealers See No Imminent Shortage
Dubuque coal merchants say a winter coal shortage is unlikely. They note most users have stocked up and ample supplies are arriving from mines. Despite railroad and mine labor disputes, government guidance aims to avert a winter shortage. any potential shortage would concern anthracite amid a miners strike.
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Gabueque Coat
Seol
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Ship Overdue at Havana Held by Storm
Reported overdue Spanish steamer Valbanera had wireless contact from Key West as a tropical hurricane raged Gulf waters. United States cruiser to search for Valbanera. Marseilles reports indicate weather and sea conditions hindering recovery efforts.
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Treaty changes spark Senate clash on League reservations
Senator McCumber leads a dissent against Lodge on the League of Nations covenant and Article 10 reservations, arguing proposals threaten US participation and allied ties. He accuses the majority of arrogance and ignores world welfare aims, citing the Shantung clause and China’s interests. A separate note reports Prairie Oil and Gas declares a quarterly dividend.
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Washington
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Senate
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Republican
Nova Dakota
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McCumber
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Lodge
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Wassuck
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Mellender
McCywmper
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Nations
McCuinber
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McCumner
McCunnier
McCunber
News Writers Strike Hits New Haven Papers City Editors Take Over
Workers strike across four New Haven daily papers leads to city editors and substitute writers drafting copy. Federation leaders debate strike timing as publishers refuse wage demands. Casualties include disrupted deadlines and widespread newsroom disarray across the sector.
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Aty
Denn
Lece Codiey
Mortus Journal Courier
Edifues
Hi Ve
News WoelCers
Diquity Assorkeion
Dutie
Mylo Pgmi Lion
Register
Thnes-Lander and
Union
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Phox Qamer
Parker Delivers War Memorial Address in Manchester
Judge Parker of New York, chancellor of the Suffolk Institution, speaks at the unveiling of George Grey Barnard’s Abraham Lincoln statue in Manchester. He says unified effort and peace pledges can elevate citizens and nations, with the lord mayor accepting the memorial for the city.
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New York
Sufgrave Institution
George Grey Darnard
Abraham Lincoln
Manchester
Manelmester
Peace Labor Board Advocated for Postwar Industry Reform
Jett Lauck, secretary of the United States War Labor Board, cited its wartime success in resolving 245 controversies and guiding many adjacents between employers and workers at the National Industrial Conference of Canada to support forming a postwar labor board. He urged joint employer and employee funding to maintain the national labor board and democratize industry.
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Ont
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Canada
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Bey
Pfa National Labor Board
Building Laborers in St Louis Report Mass Absence
AP dispatch notes that 2,506 workers across St Louis failed to report for work this morning after a strike order, with unions and trades such as carpenters helpers and excavators cited. The piece mentions a push for a nine hour day and wage adjustments, reflecting labor tensions in the sector.
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Foch Seeks Remains of Fallen Son in War Headlines
Amid wartime debate in Washington on September 7, Marshal Foch publicly sought help to locate and recover the remains of his son killed early in World War I. The request followed lengthy Senate discussions on German policy and foreign relations chaired by Chairman Ledge.
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Senate
Troops Deployed to Quell Feared Jail Opening
In a tense move Governor Bielink ordered National Guardsmen to Albermarle to quell disturbances tied to a textile workers strike in progress for several weeks. Authorities feared Sunday night unrest amid rising tensions and potential clashes as arrests were reported.
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Thurdglgh
Albermarle
Bielink
Zionist Delegates in Chicago Meet Given Successful Assurance
The Zionist Organization of America devoted foreman sessions of 4100 delegates to routine matters. Leaders including Judge Hugo Pain of Chicago projected that the realization of a Jewish national state in Palestine is within reach soon, after 25 years of development.
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Chicago
Zionist Organization of America
Palestine
Hugo Pain
American Trio Freed in Mexico After Ransom Demand
AP dispatch says Mexican bandits abducted Dr. J. M. Smith and three Americans near Santa Eulalia on Saturday and held them for ransom. Authorities pursued the gunmen as word of payment and release circulated late at night. Mexico City reports monitor the developing situation.
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J. ML Smith
Phan
Santa Eulatia
Ranson
Ile
Mexico City
Korea Reforms Plan Revealed by Governor in Seoul
Governor Baron Saito announces reforms aimed at securing loyalty from all, while authorities report the arrest of four Korean suspects believed to have thrown a bomb at the governor during a September ceremony in Seoul.
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Seoul
Baron Saito
Tap Sein
Owithoin Winanr
Senator Johnson to speak in Des Moines on League vote
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California arrives in Des Moines and will address opponents of the League of Nations ratification in the Sunaw building where President Wilson spoke. He cancels a Sioux City engagement due to travel issues. ad notes Holiday Margarine as an ad.
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Des Moines
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
Sunaw
Wilson
Sioux City
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