Sherman Sherman King of Quitters With No Rival
Senator Sherman in a fiery Senate address attacked the league covenant and warned that ratification would require mothers to cradle sons for foreign wars He also questioned President Wilsons ambition for a third term and accused him of placing the league above the U S government The speech paired with criticism of Wilson and debate over the nations path in world affairs reflects early postwar tensions and partisan conflict
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Washington, D.C
Sherman
Nuis
Senate
Wilson
Old World of America
Chisin
Shernon
Old World
United States
Nebraska
Hitcheack
League
Enator
Striking Reporters in New Haven Firm Dispute
News writers at New Haven three afternoon papers stand firm with publishers over one state tax and continue to operate their papers as editors and advertising staff cover the news. The district court denies Standard Oil injunction against North Dakota officials to enforce a special oil tax act. Holiday Margarine ad appears in the paper.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Conn
Ware State
Vinnea 2
Standard Ol Company
Satereusher
Wilson Speeding Californiaward After Portland
President Wilson begins six days of travel toward California on a Western swing aimed at promoting peace and urging ratification of the treaty. He rests between speeches in Portland and San Francisco, with limited appearances ahead while facing opposition from Senator Hiram Johnson in California.
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Wilson
San Francisco
California
Northwest
Portland
Ore
Sevetor Hiram Johnson
West
Browne Belt Ordered OK in New York Parade
Washington reports dated September indicate War Secretary Baker issued an order permitting the Sam Browne belt in the First Division parade set for Wednesday in New York City. The move follows prior prohibitions directed by General March, who opposed Browne belts in U S forces.
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Washington
D. C
Tor Shing
Peyton
Murch
N. Z. Baker
Sam Browne
March
United States
Pershing
Isiprdme
War Department
Serbia and Roumania to Sign Late Echo Says
Echo de Paris reports Serbia and Roumania will attach belated signatures to the American peace treaty. Havas notes Serbia’s delegates will sign after the new ministry forms. Action is expected as the first move of the new Serbian government.
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Roumania
Echo de Paris
Paris
Havas
Teourmaniia
United States asks Japan to fix date for Kiao-Chi return
Honolulu dispatch says the United States has asked Japan to set a definite date for the return of Kiao-Chi to China. Official circles in Washington expect Japan’s reply to affect Senate action on the peace treaty, though no comment is offered by authorities.
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Honolulu
Kigo-Chau
China
Credit Story
Washington
Wilson
R Lansing
United States
Japan
Ie Trey
Rian Chan
Rious Lagamnese
Kiao-Chan
Boston Firemen and Policemen Stand Against Union Order
Boston civil service orders to dissolve police and fire unions met with refusal. Firemen’s Officers’ Club says fire crews will not strike to assist police. Gov Coolidge supported, with indeterminate stay for state guard, and praise from most of state.
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Macon
Gin
Civil Services Commission
Otheers
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Pie Officers’ Club
Johan i. Murrphy
Enele
Peters
Curtis
Jloday
Tank Life in Battle Stated at Forty Seven Days
General Saul D. Rockenbach, tank corps commander, told the Senate military committee that the average life of a tank in battle was 47 days. He said that despite damage, crew casualties remained light as the American fleet unit TS was disabled in the Argonne first day.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Saul D. Rockenbach
Senate
Army Officers Duel Story Denied By Army Authorities
Reports of a duel atop palisades last night were denied as likely the result of a stray bullet wound from Sept. 1. Private Cobb of Company Ly, Sixteenth Infantry, First Division, is the wounded. The ball is believed released by a lumber in the woods nearby.
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Associated Press
New York
Cobb
Compani Ly Sixteenth Infantry
Crisis for Nitti and Italian politics in Rome
The article reports a government crisis in Rome after Premier Nitti denounced Captain Gabriele D Annunzio and news of Italian politics, with foreign observers citing internal affairs and the Fiume situation. Also covered is Pittsburgh steel workers’ anticipated strike and Washington debates over soldier bonuses and postwar benefits.
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Paris
Nit
Italy
Gabriele Iy Annunaio
Fiume
Ad Gieegs
Rome
Sopreétie Commeil
Posse Consteraire
Wiyme
Sitima
Czecho Slovaks Seek Peaceful Teschen Settlement
Radimsky delegation tells Poland’s foreign affairs under secretary Prague aims to avoid bloodshed in Teschen mining district Silesia dispute. Prague government insists on diplomacy and has arrangements in place. Supreme Council plan endorsed September 11 for a plebiscite in the district as proposed by Poland and Czecho Slovakia delegates.
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Warsaw
Havas
MM. Radimsk
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Teschen
Silesia
M. Radimsky
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Poland
Only One Division's Strength in Sever Nation Will Maintain
The Associate Press reports Washington on September 11 that the ten regular divisions the department plans to maintain at full strength total 1,470 officers and men, a little over one sixth of a division. The First Division, nearly intact for tomorrow's parade, numbers 17,000 personnel, while the other six divisions average roughly 1,000 officers and men each.
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Willin
Teir
Federal Treasury
King Swope
Kentucky
Swope
Loor
Representative Mondell
Beens Iitis
Mons
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ery Quay
Washington, D
Congress Drops Pershing Sword Gift Amid GOP and Dem Objections
The House abandoned plans to present General Pershing with a sword after opposition from Republicans and Democrats over a $19,004 appropriation. A resolution expressing thanks to Pershing and his forces passed, but no mention of the sword remains in the record as the measure moved to the Senate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Seph
House
Gen. Pershing
Schall
Niesents
Mate
Charentian Kahn
Sehall
Minnesoga
Senate
Congress of the United Stites
John 3
ALB
Poin Eurrope
American Dyes Good as German Contend Chemists of Country
A Tropaganda note states American chemists will respond at Chirazo during the national exposition from Sept 2 to 27. They argue the dye trade favors old German ideas and that all dyes share common base despite claims of difference. Manufacturers concentrate on staple colors, leaving specialty dyes underproduced.
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Chirazo
America
Passes for McAdoo on Roads Topic Sparks Senate Debate
In a warm Senate session, debate centered on passes for McAdoo and his family to railroad facilities. Senator Robinson and others condemned the act as unworthy, while Kellogg defended McAdoo noting wartime roles and public service. The discussion highlighted concerns over government passes and administration influence.
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Mw’ Adoo
Senate
Sherman
Wkinnis
McAdoo
Robinson
Dem Gerol
Arkinens
New York
Kellogg
Mingesatn
Alex Adon
Holdups Continue in New York Cops Increase Vigilance
Six armed men in a touring car raided two American Railway Express drivers near the dairy-town station Garry today. The amount taken was not disclosed. Police heightened patrols after weeks of similar robberies in New York.
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New York
Associated Frees
York
American Railway Express Company
Hiram Johnson Opposes League in Sioux Falls Appearance
Republican Senator Hiram Johnson of California will speak in Sioux Falls to oppose the League of Nations. He will arrive this afternoon and plans to address a parade crowd tonight, continuing his campaign rhetoric similar to his prior national appeal. The notice notes delivery timing for The Courier and paper delivery instructions.
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Sioux Falls
Hira W. Johnson
Republican
California
League of Matinns
Wilson
Rambunctious Beer Seizure Sparks Legal Action
A fragmented report notes Rambunctious Beer seizure tied to a mild brand. The piece mentions court involvement and a request for a receiver to manage the beverage amid disputes and heat damage concerns.
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Chad
Aion Ciby
Wisconsin
Yeutordas
Pecsnenta Elimi
Pistol Battle Ends In Cops Capture Bandits
A gunfight between patrolling officers and three bandits who robbed a local mine site ended with the bandits captured. A haul valued at about $8,000 was recovered and the confrontation occurred during the morning hours near Mendata. Local authorities reported tight security and ongoing investigations.
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Pabtut
Mini
Tata Dak
Hammond Strike Fades as Hungarians Return Home
Reported at Standard Steel plant the weekend shows a weakening strike with many Hungarian workers leaving for Trieste aboard ships. Steamship agents note about 1000 emigrants in six months seeking passage, while Lake County authorities investigate a four striker riot amid a peaceful strike zone after a fatal incident last week.
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Standard Steel Company
Mankent
Trieste
HS Oberg
Aterbcag
Murage
United
Lake County
Idan Resalgions
Hamemond
Grand Jury
Archangel Russians Take Onega Town From Reds
Paris dispatch reports Archangel front troops launching a successful offensive against Bolsheviks in the tribway sector. Volunteer forces have occupied the town of Onega, previously seized by Bolsheviks during a recent push northward.
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Paris
Havas
Archangel
Traibway
Onega
La Fayette Statue for Kaiser's Place in Metz Accepted
Citizens of Metz accept the Knights of Columbus plan to erect an equestrian La Fayette statue on the former site of a statue to William Bohenaguera. The fund raised by K of C will reach 50,000 dollars and the statue will be partly bronze from German artillery captured in the war.
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Associated Press
New York
Metz
Knights of Columbus
la Fayette
William Bohenaguera
Paris Peace Conference Demands Emperor Wilhelm Surrender
Premier Lloyd George seeks a firm decision before leaving Paris on demanding the surrender of ex Emperor Wilhelm II to be tried for a supreme offense against international law and the sanctity of treaties. The plan is to address the Netherlands government to extradite Wilhelm to the allied powers for trial.
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Paris
Davas
Lloyd George
Willian
Journal Today
Iris
Germany
Willian Wohenzollern
Precitus
Spain
Netherlands
Corpses found near Linton as storm relief spreads
The Corpus Christi area reels after a tropical hurricane with death toll estimates ranging from 73 to 200 across the coast towns. Sinton becomes relief HQ with 70 bodies found. Linton reports 21 recovered in a school near the town. Relief trains from Brownsville bring food, beds, and hospital supplies as seven scout planes are ordered to assist and gather news.
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Txtay
W. EB. Wills
Federal
Sinton
Bay Shore
Westport
White Point
Odem
Cortland
Linton Int
Houston
Texas Gulfast
Linton
San Antonio
Tex
Jelly Field
Biter
Gseout
Rockway
Sem Antonie
Dickifan
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