Armistice to be signed with Poland by October 8
Riga reports a preliminary armistice agreement between Russia and Poland aims for a formal peace step no later than October 8. M Joffe and M Dombski, leading the delegations, will publish details tomorrow after an informal session and main commission work on legal financial and economic issues.
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Moscow
Dombeki
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M. Dombski
Joffe
Dombski
Poland
Thatromen
Roosevelt Attacks Harding in Kansas Campaign Speech
Franklin D. Roosevelt denounces Senator Harding in Salina and Lawrence stating Harding would push tariff protection for Republican moneyed interests. He rebukes Harding's mentors Penrose and Lodge and recalls past political figures while urging Kansans to oppose Harding. Roosevelt campaigns in Manhattan Topeka Junction City and Abilene and heads to Colorado afterward.
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Kansas
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Benedict Arnold
Aaron Parr
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Colorado
Grewley
Boilermakers Buy National Quarters for Headquarters
Kansas City announces sale of a major office building to the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America. It will become the national headquarters of the organization, marking a significant shift in labor leadership and workspace.
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Iron Shin H Builders
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Ameries
World’s Largest Ship Burns In Hamburg Fire
A dispatch reports the uncompleted steamship Hismarck, slated as the world’s largest at about 16,000 gross tons, burned at Hamburg. The vessel, to have been the Vaterland successor, would have been delivered under postwar peace terms. cause of the fire is unspecified.
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Hamburg
Vaterland
Leviathan
Aloes
Tokyo convention hall fire destroys Sunday School meeting
A fire at Tokio’s Convention Hall, caused by defective wiring, destroyed the building minutes before a World Sunday School workers event. Delegates were inside as flames spread from the dome lights, forcing mass evacuation toward the adjacent railway station.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Associated Ress
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Witthin Ten Minetes
Charles T. Karnes
New York
Auguste Smith
Horno
Weather Summary for Denver to New Mexico and Arizona
The bulletin reports a mild warm spell across New Mexico with Denver and western regions seeing somewhat warmer conditions. Arizona expects partly empty skies with showers in both west and east portions, temperatures rising in the east. Humidity readings show a maximum around 64 and varying levels with notable cooler trend overnight.
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Denver
Arizona
Republicans Predict Big GOP Victory in November
Early forecasts by party leaders claim the Republicans will win a decisive victory in November. They anticipate a sweeping success for the GOP nominees nationwide.
Harding Campaign Plans Include Western Swing and League Debate
Senator Harding spends twelve hours with party leaders arranging campaign details and outlining upcoming western trips to Des Moines Omaha and Oklahoma City with further eastern stops. The party signals Hoover will campaign next Saturday in Indianapolis and Topeka as Wilson supporters push the league issue.
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Harding
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Democrats rely on fusion with independents in New Mexico fight
Judge Richard H. Hanna told 500 at the Silver City Elks hall that a political revolution is needed in New Mexico and democrats rely on fusions with Republicans in several counties to win a democratic legislature and governor. He criticized taxation methods and urged a reform crusade for decent government.
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Silver City
Richard H. Hanna
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New Mexico
Putney
Robert Putney
Albuquerque
Leabelle Eckles
U S Sues Over Timberland Title In Lincoln Park
Special correspondence reports the U S district attorney sues Nels Meld state land commissioner to settle ownership of four school sections in Lincoln National Park Otero county. The government seeks whether lands remain federal forest or were state lands. Action tied to Field advertising these timber lands for sale. sale may be halted.
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Field
Minister Bruce killed by automobile truck in Yonkers
Yonkers New York October 5 The Rev Dr William Patterson Bruce former president of the Dutch Reformed Church Synod of America and brother of former lieutenant governor Matthew Lynn Bruce was killed today by an automobile truck in Yonkers New York.
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Yonkers
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Dutch Reformed Church Synod of America
Matthew Lynn Bruce
New York
City Attorney in the Toils Over Fishing Charge
City officials and Laurence Lee faced Judge W W McClellan in police court over fishing without a license. Lee and co defendant O D ee were fined 25 dollars each, later remitted on promise of good behavior. Trial explored whether possession of fishing gear sufficed as intent to fish despite no bait.
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Keleher
Laurence Lee
W. W. McClellan
Pecos
Posses
Thomas PP. Gable
Galide
Journal declares independence from influence in public service
A political editorial defends the Journal against claims of paid bias, pledging dedication to the public good and independent reporting. It asserts no financial ties, denies denials, and urges readers to support Harding, Hanna, and the Journal while opposing repression in New Mexico politics.
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Mestogami
Rationing Ordered for Shoes Clothes in Soviet Plans
Washington reports plans from Petrograd to cap every person at one pair of shoes and one of clothes to feed the Red army. Night searches and confiscations target officers and families as civilian supplies wait. Naval recruits lack uniforms amid fuel and wood shortages.
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Washington
Petrograd
State Department
Finland
Red Army
Wheat and Cork Decline on Chicago Market
Wheat and corn prices eased three to six cents per bushel in Chicago with oats barley and rye also slipping. Minneapolis reported flour price cuts to 16.90 a barrel in carload lots. December wheat closed at 1454 a bushel, December corn at 4 4-8 cents, hog prices fell as corn declined, and October delivery price ranges were 89 1-8 to 4 1-8 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minneapolis
Chinese Envoy to Britain Replaced by Alfred Sze in Washington
The state department announced Dr Wellington Kao, Chinese minister to Great Britain, would be recalled and Alfred Sze named his successor in Washington. Sze, a Chekian native educated at Cornell, previously led the Luhan Rail and served as minister of posts and communications.
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Washington
State Department
Wellington Kao
Eeat Britiain
Bae Ke Alfred Sze
Cheklang
Cornell University
Luhan
Read
Northern Railways
Great Jain
Lela
Armed gangs attack Skibbereen barracks in overnight raid
In Skibbereen Ireland armed bands attacked the police barracks last night taking fifteen policemen prisoner and seizing arms and ammunition. The barracks were burned but there were no casualties.
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Skibbereen
Ireland
AP traffic chief outlines world series coverage plan
KE F Wilson of the western division AP explains near real time ball by ball updates via a network from Cleveland and Brooklyn to Chicago then to San Francisco. Reports relay as plays happen with no delay, keeping AP ahead of the actual play for readers of the Journal.
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Chicago
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Trade practice of guarantee against price decline linked to high living costs
Washington debate on manufacturers guarantee against price decline. Over 200 business leaders testified at the Federal Trade Commission hearing, arguing the policy kept prices high and blunted price drops after the armistice. J A Goldsmith of the Silk Association of America cited silk prices falling without guarantees, supporting the view that guarantees would stabilize prices.
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Silk Association of America
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