Urge Senate 10 Hasten Peace Treaty Without Amendment
A public appeal signed by about 250 leading Americans from 40 states calls for immediate ratification of the peace treaty with Germany without changes. The letter, circulated via the League to Enforce Peace, lists Taft, Wickersham, Lowall, Catt, and others and warns that delay risks new war and jeopardizes postwar recovery, trade, and international relations.
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Kew Tork
United States Senate
League
Senate
Taft
George W. Wickersham
A. Lawrence Lowall
Harvard
Charis C. Moore
San Francisco
Manama Exposition
George Gray
Wimington
Del
Samuel Gow Pars
American Federation of Labor
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Nonvelation
Cyrus HW. K. Curtin
Philadelphia
Meyer J. Grant
Mormon Church
Spargo
Washington
Committee On Foreign Rela Hone
Germany
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Paria
Potley
Lusitania
Elnime
Femard
Ubmaring
Nationale
Berlin
England
Shantung
China
League Between Nations
Japan
Idaho
Oregon
James H. Hawley
Greg Charles H. Carey
Richard W. Montague
Walter Taylor Bumner
William D. Wheelwright
Train Crash Near Baker Kills Man Injures Another
A northbound train struck an automobile at Wing crossing near Baker, instantly killing G. I. Ruhw of Portland and injuring William Hermiston of Baker.
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Baker
G. 1
Ruwh
Portland
William Hermiston
Ansistant
Roller
Standard Oil Company
Oregon
Print Methodist Church
Baton
Matthew Simpson Lughow
Thoman J. Tweddy
Pendleton
Umatilla
Pilot Rock
Inundey workers hike as labor gaps hinder Oregon projects
Oregon notes report widespread labor shortages slowing road and highway work from Hood River to the McKenzie Pass. Apple picking nears in Hood River valley with autumn start. Astoria grows to 22 060 residents, Baker claims eastern city status with 2500 population. Maria A Miller dies near Albany. Sumpter mines to reopen. University of Oregon builds new women's facility with $3000 in Umatilla pledges. De Valera to visit Portland in November. Teachers converge for Roseburg institute. Bend to boost teacher salaries. Car shortages threaten transit. Local officials plan Imperial Shrine events in Portland next year. First Lt Himes returns to Dallas to reopen office. Belgium-bound tenant leaves for homeland. Portland mills employ over 6000. Veli Can Bay Lumber fire destroys big sawmill near Klamath Falls. Oregon settlers inquire about opportunities. Curry County rock removal uses 3000 kegs of powder.
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Inundey
Portland
Biehway
Hood River Valley
Tlebretary
Semembur
Astoria
Tues
Lane County Hope
Hritien
England
State Board of the Christian Church
Baker
Oregon
Maria A. Miller
Lint County
Albany
Helix
Umatilla
Eurreka
Excelator
Sumpter
Umatilla County
University of Oregon
Eamonn Dé Valera
Norriah Republic
Tpechates County
McKenzie Pasa
Cascades
Roseburg High School
Bend Pekadle
Oregon Public Service Commission
Edward J. Himes
Dallas
Ins
Overeas Service
Dalles
Tosoph Cmetolien
United States
Levi Ankeny
Rickrenll
Belgium
Baatistics
Principe Iander Mills
Velican Bay Lumber Company
Klamath Falls
Imling
George Quayle
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Curry County
Port Reford
Steel strike violence erupts in Pittsburgh area
Severe disorder marked the steel strike with shootings and a stabbing at Carnes steel plant near New Estate Pennsylvania. Nine people were shot and two police were wounded while a lull in Clairton preceded night disturbances across several locales.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Newesate
Carneste Steel Company
Clairton
Steel Corporation
New York
Chicago Steel Center
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Wilson Warns Nations On Peace Treaty And League
President Wilson tours for peace, urging ratification of the League of Nations. He cites war costs and lives, urging arbitration over force, noting public support for ending the controversy and restoring focus on social and economic progress. He warns Germany against delay and stresses the world looks to the United States for leadership.
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Germany
Wilson
Great Britain
France
United States
Russia
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austin
Cam
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