Federal Trade Commission Denies Packery Links in Watson Sherman Charges
The Federal Trade Commission issued a formal statement denying Senator Watson of Indiana and Senator Sherman of Illinois ascribe charges against the agency. The commission calls the claims part of a wheeling opposition by Chicago meat packers to subvert justice, noting past investigations and alleged surreptitious entries. Washington, Oct 22, 1913.
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Monning Journal Special
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Wason
Indiana
Saermian
Illncois
Chicago
Department of Justce
Watson
Senate
Wilson & Company
Sherman
Department of Justice
Watsons
Commission
Kenyon
Iowa
Blarry
Gootkin
Federal Trade Com- Mission
Tate Commission
Veateen
United States
James Ko Watson
Illiois
Carger
Comunicatien
Walser
Chargis
Ope
Winson
Denver and New Mexico Weather Summary
The Denver area predicts fair conditions on Thursday with unsettled weather Friday. Northeast New Mexico will see arid to fair skies on Thursday and Friday with little overall temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Calder Northeast
Arinons
Wem Penalure
Weather data record from state university summary
The document lists a twenty four hour condition measured at 6 mm yesterday by the state university Highext. It records humidity and precipitation values, noting a low reading of £ 420 ele i lowest a and a high at 6 a. The text includes mentions of temperature, wind velocity, prevailing wind direction, and overall weather character for the region. Based on the fragment, the exact figures are unclear but the entry signals routine meteorological observations.
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State University
Highext
Uae
Ives
Reservations to Peace Treaty Adopted by Senate Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reopened treaty discussion and approved ten reservations including requiring three other great powers to accept senate qualifications before ratification. Proposals aimed to break the league covenant’s economic boycott and mirrored Wilson’s announced stance. The ten topics cover withdrawal from the league, mandates, Congressional control of league expenses, and arms limits.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wilson
Lodge
Hiltchcock
Hitchcock
Colleagives
Congress
Poparations Commission
Tikrit
McComber
North Dakota
Shields Democrat
Tennessee
Repubicans
Threat of Hines End Walkout of Express Drivers
A New York report notes a threat by the directory to discharge 16 striking workers from the American Telegraph Express Company and to deploy replacement wagons. The walkout ended today as teamsters and drivers awaited a wage board decision amid business disruption and traveler delays.
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Hines End
Express
Momning Journal
TOROA
CeAmen
New York
Qet
Converns Pines
Atlwey Sixpress Company
Tyops
Perel
Eines
Railroad Administration
Bandits Captured After Iowa Bank Robbery
A five man band allegedly robbed a Westfield bank in Iowa this morning and were captured at noon in Sioux City. Police stopped their car and forced the robbers to surrender after the driver Culver Kennedy claimed he was abducted and coerced.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Joanno
BTIL
Lestenwag
Westfield
Biguyity
la Lutemolne
Polles
Deilge
Old Clothes League Formed in Chicago to Beat High Costs
Chicago clerks form the Old Clothes society with chapters in city hall departments to glorify wearing patched and worn attire as a defense against rising living costs. Members vow to wear old clothes and even note names ages and addresses on license blanks with brides and grooms amused in the marriage bureau. The idea reportedly sprang from London fashion troubles and English tailors opposing new leagues.
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Y Morning Journal
Chicago
Chicago Old Clothes Society
London
Episcopal Convention Reforms Church Government and Unity
In Detroit on October 22 the Protestant Episcopal Church approves a new executive board to run church work, seeks greater unity with the Congregational church, and grants wider powers to provincial synods. A $10.7 million three year budget is adopted. Portland is picked for the 1922 general meeting. Women’s admission to legislative bodies is defeated. The convention also condemns mob violence and calls for arbitration between capital and labor.
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Detroit
Mich
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
United States
General Convention
Congress of
Church
Congregational Church
Portland
Ore
Women air policemen join New York police aviation corps
New York police headquarters announced adding thirty women aged 18 to 25 to the aviation corps. They will undergo training to become part of the city's air patrols as part of “New York's finest.”
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New York
Aviation Corps
Mission Reports Harbord Committee Balks at Protecting Turks or Armenians
A majority of members on the Harbord Committee oppose United States action to protect Turks or Armenians abroad. The report notes caution about entanglement and potential implications for neutrality and national interests.
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Harbord Committee
America
United States Should Take Armenian Mandate Debate Rages
A Sunday AP dispatch reports a Board of the Journal mission members debating America’s duty to claim a mandate for Armenia versus staying focused at home. They warn a Armenian mandate risks European quarrels while arguing U S influence could stabilize the Middle East and aid Mexico and South America.
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Mexico
South America
Constantinople
Associated Press
Jdarberd
Armenia
Middle East
Armen
Turkey
America
Europe
United States
Cgienmeral Starberd
Wilson
France
Italy
Great Britain
Miasion
Pacific
Murape
Parkue Slur and Prohibition Move Debated by Government
A Czech government discussion centers on enacting a law declaring total prohibition. The debate notes rising social concerns and potential policy shifts as authorities weigh enforcement and public response.
Rioting Breaks Out Over German Opera at Lexington Theater
Rioting erupted around the Lexington theater as Bay Opera presented German opera amid World War I veterans protests. Police faced a mob of soldiers sailors and marines while a truck mob attacked officers and a civilian shot with a gun was arrested.
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Thy Journal
New York
Lexington Theater
Bay Opera Company
Elvihane
Times Kauare
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-second Street
Tt Wak
Mensuwl
Supreme Court
Didus
Hylag
John Doe
Amerian Legion
Greater New York
Amons
Cleorge Brokaw Compton
New York County Organization
Legion
Duke City Highlighted as Baptist College Site in New Mexico
H B Watkins of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce urged the Santa Fe Baptist convention to establish a $200000 college in Albuquerque citing the city as the state's largest, on the Santa Fe main line, with favorable climate and accessible sites. He noted lower overheads in first class railroad hubs and wholesale facilities, expecting a decision today or Friday.
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Duke City
Baptists
New Mexico
Baptist Convention
Santa Fe
H. B. Watkins
Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Watkins
Floods Run High Across North Texas Rail Washouts Reported
Heavy rains over forty eight hours produced widespread floods in northern Texas. Lowland Trinity and Brazos areas seek higher ground as rail lines suffer washouts and trains are detoured. Dallas forecast predicts Trinity stage up to 36 feet by Thursday night with Dallas already over 25 feet. West Texas counties report over an inch of rain amid widespread precipitation.
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Mong Journal
Dallas
Tex
North
Texas
Trinity River
Trinity
Brazos
Dallas Weather Bureau
Waco
Atchison, Topeka
Banta Ferallow
Maris
Donaldson Flights Beat Maynard By Hours In Air Race
War department data show Capt J O Donaldson finished the trans continental flight in about ten hours less flying time than GW Maynard. Donaldson's total time from New York to San Francisco and back is 67 hours 36 minutes 67 seconds. Maynard's totals run 67 hours 3 minutes 494 seconds.
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Donaldson
Maynard
Washington
J. O. Donaldson
War Department
New York
San Francisco
Arrest and Trial of Bulgarians Demanded by the Peasant Party
A Belgrade dispatch reports the powerful Bulgarian Peasant Party demands the arrest and trial of King Ferdinand and former premiers Radoslavoff and Malinov for war responsibility. The call includes confiscation of all royal possessions.
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Peasant
Geneva
Belgrade
Serbia
Saya
Bugaria
Verdinand
Radoslavoff
Malinot
Bulgaria
Gompers Withdraws AFL Support for Steel Strikers
Washington Oct 22 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor announces at the national industrial conference the federation withdraws its financial and moral support for the striking steel workers. The executive council met last night to decide the action. Timothy Shea says railroad brothers cannot force strikes in aid of others and had no authority to call such action. Kibert Hlary of United States Steel was absent as Gompers explains AFL stance.
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Mormineg
JU 9A
Speciol
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Timothy Shea
Brotherheadel
Pittsburgh
Railroad Brotherhood
Shea
Giampern
National Industrial Conference
Samuel Grompers
Gompera
Labor
Wilson
Compers
John Apargo
Grompers
Caribou Exodus Draws Women Into Hunt Near Dawson
Caribou numbering hundreds of thousands roam the hills within five miles of Dawson in their annual northward exodus. Women and children join the hunt as herds cover the valleys and hills. Caribou meat sells from a few cents to about eighty cents per pound, offering relief from high prices for beef and mutton.
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Dawson
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Labor Leaders Withdraw From National Industrial Conference
Samuel Gompers announced organized labor's withdrawal from the eight day old conference in Washington. He cited political motives and the upcoming presidential election as reasons. The public group would continue sessions and report to the president, while railroad interests criticized labor as steering the talks for political ends.
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Thomas IL. Chadbourne
IL. BK
Sheppard
Railroad Administration
Capital Group
Brotherhood
Capital
American Federation of Labor
I. W. Www
Labor Sees Setback at National Industrial Conference
The national conference rejected labor’s bid for a right to collective bargaining by a one vote margin as employers opposed the proposal. Samuel Gompers pledged AFL support for steel strikers and warned of a return to discuss collective bargaining in future sessions. Five labor members left after the vote with others leaving after adjournment discussions.
German regiments cross border to fight Lettish forces
Morning Journal reports Premier Airman of Latvia says German regular regiments cross frontier to engage Lettish troops. Major Bischoff led operations against Riga as German forces attacked Dunamunde and Friedrichstadt and seized outposts near Lehrunden Prekula Nitze in eastern Latvia.
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Morning Journal
London
Lettish Republic
Wigu
Lettinnamy
Misehoff
von der Goltz
Higa
Dunamunde
Jossen
Friedrichstadt
Lake Luban
Eest
Chernova Mientetakeya
Tileit
Letvia
Mitua
Tivedal de Hee
Bischoff
Riga
Second Guards
Lehrunden
Prekula
Nitze
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Weatfield Bank
OLD Clothes League
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