New York Faces Anarchist Threat After Bomb Squad Increase
Bomb squad guards Justice Bartow Weeks Assistant District Attorney Alexander Rorke and Detective Sergeant James Gegan after anarchistic circulars threatening them surface. Public buildings churches and homes of capitalists are guarded as federal and police collaborate to find the authors signed The American Anarchistic Federated Commune Soviet of New York.
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Morning Journal
New York
Supreme Court
Bartow
Weeks
Alexander I. Rorke
James J. Gegan
District Attorney's Office
Soviet
Fifth Avenue
Justice Weeks
Rorke
Gegan
Bombardment of Riga by Germans Now In Progress
Allied forces aid defense of Riga against five days of incessant German attacks. Lettish foreign office says Riga is bombarded while Lettish troops resist and allied cruisers participate in the defense. German attempts to cross the Duna river have been repulsed.
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Copenhagen
Get
Duna
Bishop Garrigan in Critical Condition at Home
The bishop J. Garrigan head of the Catholic diocese of Sioux City is critically ill at his home and death is expected within forty eight hours. His health had been failing for years after a severe poisoning attack at Archbishop Muntetein banquet in Chicago three years ago.
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Garrigan
Sioux City
Morming Journal
Leaned
Moux City
J. Garrigan
Catholic Diacene
Carrigan
Muntetein
Chicano
New Mexico Federation of Women’s Club Plenary
Mrs T Banta and Mrs Winters depart from Santa Fe on October 14 to join Mrs Frank Andrews and Mr Ten Fyek for the annual meeting of the New Mexico Federation of Women’s clubs. The group travels to attend Trajan’s session and related events today.
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Banta Fe
T 4
Winters
Frank Andrews
Ten Fyek
Smang Thowme
Trajan
New Mexico Federation of Women
Efuba
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver Colorado: Tuesday fair, Wednesday partly cloudy with possible showers in the north portion. New Mexico: Tuesday and Wednesday generally fair with little change in temperatures. Arizona: Tuesday and Wednesday generally fair with little temperature change.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Weather Record From State University Morning Readout
The twenty four hours ending at 6 a.m. yesterday recorded by the state university weather station show mean conditions with 7.88 inches humidity and a maximum wind velocity of 4. Prevailing direction and overall day character described as clear.
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The
State University
Mighont Snetn
Wilson 15 Doing Well Rest Cure and Effigations
Washington reports President Wilson remains in the third week of rest cure under Dr. Grayson with normal vital signs. Physicians say he may act decisively if an emergency arises but should stay quiet and avoid governance matters. Rumors of incapacity persist while Senate Foreign Relations handles China Japan ties during postponements.
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Grayson
Washington
Wilken
Admiral
Ary T Grayson
D Grayson
Wilson
Grayveon
Thiet
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oil Rights Question Placed Before Courts Over State Lands Sale
Christian Otte of Upton County seeks a writ of mandamus in the district court at Santa Me gous ty to compel the state to reveal mineral and oil rights in lands sold under contract. He alleges the state retained mineral rights after selling large tracts to oil prospectors and asks the court to settle who owns the subsurface minerals.
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Hristian Otte
Upton
Santa Me Gousty
State Land Commission
Land Comprosioner
Anonymous handbills urge overthrow of federal troops in Gary
Police report that unsigned handbills claiming to be a communist party proclamation circulated through Gary Indiana downtown. The pamphlets call mass meetings to overthrow federal troops and criticize the steel trust while labor leaders report continued plant reopenings and worker returns in Gary and South Chicago.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
Communist Party of America
Indiana Harbor
Wisconsin Steel Company
International Harvester Company
Interstate Steel and Leon Company
Wisconsin
Interstate
Federal Furnace Company
John Fitzpatrick
National Committee For Organization of Steel Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Steelf
Menia
Denikin makes further gains against Bolshevists in Ukraine and Orel region
A London dispatch reports General Denikin's forces advancing toward Oreland and Kiev region. He captures Ostrazhensky Vazhnoi with 1 550 prisoners and defeats a Bolshevik assault near Orel. Denikin's troops take Krovie near Orel and seize Chernihiv, eighty kilometres north of Kiev, with 2 460 prisoners. The advance continues.
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Leseed
London
Denikine
Bolshevista
Oreland
Kiev
Ostrazhensky Vazhnoi
Orel
Denitkine
Krovie
Kromy
Chernigoff
Kief
Former Boston Mayor Ousted From House Seat Contested
Washington October 13 Formal recommendation that Representative Fitzgerald of Massachusetts former mayor of Boston be ousted from his seat in the house was presented by an elections committee led by Representative Goodal of Maine A majority report recommended seating Peter F Tague former representative while Representative Luce a Republican of Massachusetts urged a new election A tense contest over the last November election led house leaders to plan with final action set for next Saturday.
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Ony Morning Journal
Washington
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Boston
House
Representative Goodal
Maine
Peter F. Tague
Luce
Maasachusetts
House Teaders
Man Stricken with Paralysis Confesses to Wife Slaying
Albert Brooks aged 72 confesses to killing his wife in Columbus twenty five years ago from Mandan North Dakota where he lies paralyzed. He told the state's attorney he attacked his wife with an iron bar during a quarrel and fled to San Francisco traveling across the country since eight months ago. Doctors say there is no hope for his recovery.
Girl Dies After Car Strikes Child in City Crash
Ten year old daughter of W T Buehring fatally injured when a car strikes her. She dies in three hours. A second woman is injured in the same two vehicle collision.
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W. T. Buehring
Lovington Woman, Child Injured in East Central Pedestrian Crash
Mrs J S Eaves of Lovington and her 10 year old granddaughter were struck while walking on East Central Avenue. The girl died three hours later at St Josephs hospital from a broken thigh and abdominal injuries. Mrs Eaves is hospitalized with two broken ribs and a sprained ankle. The driver stopped but no report was filed with police as the incident occurred outside city limits.
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W.T. Buehring
West Haveldine Avenue
Santa Fe
San Jose
J. 8. Hayes
Lovington
N. M
Presbyterian Hospital
Ralph Gibson
East Central Avenue
West Gold Avenue
Third Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gold
Gibson
L. G. Rice
Westbound aviators reach Bay City in continental air race
The fatigue of the trans continental air race shows Bay City as a rest stop for many Western contenders led by Lieut Shelwin Maynard and Capt H G Drayton. Arrivals include Lieut Alexander Pearson Jr and Capt Donaldson with several others following. Detours and delays from Battle Mountain and Mineola affected timing as crews pressed toward Bryan and Cleveland.
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San Francisco
Rin
Webster
Pearson
Donaldson
Shure
Utah
Bunday
Presidio
Smith
Green Hiver
Manzelman
Bult Lake Try
Mineola
Captain Smith
Bryan
Cleveland
Navy orders True Magle boats to Tobermory Ontario
Navy department orders True Magle boats to Tobermory Ontario to protect Great Lakes shipments. Captain Harold Dummann and his aide, army balloonist, have been missing for several days after a endurance race from St Louis. their balloon was found in Lake Huron on a prior day.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Navy Department
Tobermory
Harold Dummann
Army
Lake Huron
St. Louis
Campaign for Nations League gains support in England
A national mobilization unfolds in England with a monster meeting attended by ambassadors diplomats churchmen labourers scientists and lawyers urging support for the Nations League. The event signals broad cross society backing as officials and civic leaders rally for the cause.
King George appeals for people's support for Paris Covenant
The London morning journal reports a nationwide League of Nations campaign led by Sir Horace Marshall with leaders including Asquith Cecil and Bonar Law. King George forwards a letter urging a strong enduring league, stressing popular support to secure lasting peace and global order.
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London
Associated Press
League of Nations
Horace
Marshall
League of Nations Union
Herbert IL
Asquith
Robert Cecil
John Clynes
Bart Curzon
Keldeston
League
King George
Paris
Elti
Vessel Reaches Hampton Roads For Repairs After Distress
The United States shipping board steamer Hlatehlie, after turbines burned out and initial reports of fire, was towed into Hampton Roads by the Coast Guard cutter Chesham and docked at Newport News for repairs. She was en route from San Francisco to Italy.
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Mote Joumhal
Lee Wime
Norfolk
United States Shipping Board
Atemmer Hlatehlie
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Ecgast Guard
Chesham
San Francisco
Italy
May produce larger chickens and eggs to cut living costs
Alton Briggs of Boston, president of the National Poultry, Kee and Butter association, told 1,000 delegates at the thirteenth annual convention that a new type of super hen is being bred. He said these birds would soon reach the public and lay eggs two or three times their present size, helping lower living costs.
Politicians Try for Friends in Naval Reserve
In New York on October 13 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard court martial of Lieutenant Christopher Maraden the defense and witnesses described efforts by politicians to enroll friends in the naval reserve. Frank P. Mouvier testified he had not heard Maraden accept gifts but acknowledged personal solicitations and letters seeking enlistments during the war.
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New York
Naval Reserve
Christopher Maraden
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Frank P. Mouvier
Maraden
Labor intervention plan for steel strike before conference
Washington Oct 18 The national industrial conference will consider a labor resolution for intervention in the steel strike without a central committee recommendation. Employers oppose the plan, and action hinges on votes from three groups with caucus breaks likely before the unit vote.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference
Central Committee
Elbert HH. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Central Committees
Magnus W Alexander
Profit Sharing Plans for Labor Waged by Butler
Henry Butler, president of Columbia University, urged cooperation by labor in management and profit sharing to prevent government self-destruction through poor industry organization. He warned the strike as a weapon of industrial war and defended calls for worker participation, citing steel strikes and ultimatums as dangerous attacks on American civilization.
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York
Nicholas Murray Atter
Columbia University
Institute of Arts and Sciences
University
Tnelf
Butler
Witzpatrick
Porter
Me. Pilepatrick
Mr. Foster
Great Britain
Emille
We. Thomas
Serbia
Omantung Award Debate Scrutinizes Asia-Ngaris Policy
Nebraska Senator voices opposition to a proposed Omantung Award linking Asia and Na tions. The lengthy three hour address attacks the League of Nations and a sustained peace treaty stance.
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Asia
Nebraska
League of Nations
Senate Debates Shantung Provision in Peace Treaty
Senate resumes three hour attack on Shantung amid Norris and Borah speeches. Norris challenges Wilson claims about Shantung and Korea, while Borah accuses Japan of Christian suppression. Leaders aim for a vote by Wednesday as Lodge plans to speak tomorrow.
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Orning Journal Aploial
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Korea
Asia
United States
Shantune
Shantung
Japan
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses Attacked for Statement on President Health
Local figures challenge a politician's remarks about the president's health and rumors. De Deneun and Dr J Chalmers Deecosta refuse to comment further, citing uncertainty and desire to avoid spreading unverified opinions.
General Cordona Taken Home in an Airplane
General Ysidro Cordona the military commander at Ojinaga Chihuahua returned from a visit to Colonel James J. Hornbrook commanding officer of the Big Bend district at Marfa in an airplane Friday. The trip from Marfa to Ojinaga covered sixty five miles in forty five minutes. It was Cordona's first airplane ride.
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Juarez
Mex
Ysidro Cordona
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
James J. Hornbrook
Big Bend
Marfa
W. Reilly
Royee Flyingfield
Francisco Gonzales
Cosme Bengoechea
Presidio
Texas
British schooner Onata reported in trouble mutiny claims deaths
A fragmentary radio report states the British schooner Onata, 165 tons, is in trouble and its captain and mate are dead after a mutiny. The message, attributed to the steamer Barcoxie, placed the vessel about 360 miles east of St Johns, Newfoundland. Naval stations intercepted a further message requesting police boat meeting in New York.
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Toston
St. Johns
Barcoxie
Shipping Board
Rotterdam
New York
Bareoxte
Onata
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Mqmhing Journal
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