Tenants in Desperation as Eviction Day Nears
New York officials faced chaos as thousands of families scrambled to stay in homes or find new quarters ahead of eviction orders. The mayoral rent profiteering committee urged cooperation, while the municipal court halted most evictions except under new housing laws. A mass meeting at Carnegie Hall is planned with Governor Smith and Senator Calder to address the housing crisis. moving vans are scarce and rates deemed prohibitive, complicating relocations for up to 75,000 households.
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New York
Mayor
Arthur J. Hilly
Aaron J. Levy
Municipal Court
U‘s
Justice Levy
Carnegie Hall
Overnor Smith
United States
Nator William M. Calder
Smithes
Commissioner of Accounts Horsehold
Condi Ns
Unity Losses in Great War Details From Helena
One hundred fifteen men from Silver Bow County died in the Great War with 19 killed in action 11 by disease and 40 from other causes. Wounded totals show 111 severe 40 undetermined, summing to 379 casualties in Silver Bow. Adjutant General Greenan’s Montana tally is the official record.
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Ver Bow County
Helena
Eenan
Adant
Silver Bow Inty
Greenan
Montana
Cox urges repeal of tax in Kansas town meetings
Governor Cox campaigns in Kansas urging repeal of tax and addressing League of Nations, Mexico, Russia, and Prohibition. He calls Harding a brewer, cites his vote record, and says the United States should not send soldiers into danger. He advocates letting Russia work out its own salvation and supported admitting Russia to the League when ready.
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Wichita
Kan
League of Nations
Cox
Kansas
Mexico
Harding
United States
Senate
Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Russia
League
Lithuania Accepts Polish Peace Talks Invitation
Paris dispatches report Lithuania accepts Poland invitation to send delegates toSu walki for a Polish Lithuanian peace conference. Both sides intend to negotiate along League of Nations lines, with talks expected to begin tomorrow or Saturday.
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Paris
Lithuania
Poland
Suwalki
League of Nations
Rice Cutting Fever Takes Hold of Wholesale Trade
Washington September 30 By the Delated Press Price cutting has a hold on the wholesale trade to the extent that soon must be felt substantially in lower prices to consumers according to the federal reserve board's monthly business review. Retail purchasers are showing deferral of luxuries while buyers await dealer moves. Labor and production are pushing prices. factory operation nears normal. The board says business conditions are on the road toward stability despite world unrest.
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Tashington
Delated Press
Federal Reserve ‘d
Bond Issues Declared Splendid Investments
A Butte women council forum endorsed statewide bond issues for education irrigation and flood control as sound investments to be repaid many times over. Prof C H Clapp cited rising costs and student demand while John A Harader urged support, saying Montana’s young people depend on these funds to stay in state.
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Butte Women's Council
Chamber of Commerce
E. G. Clinch
C. H. Clapp
John A. Harader
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Prospector Found Dead Near Helena Park City
Helena dispatch reports Asbury Hoover a pioneer prospector in the Park City district was found dead in his cabin eight miles south of Helena. Authorities say death appears natural and an inquest is not necessary per county coroner Dr McCabe.
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Park City
Helena
Asbury Hoover
5B. V. McCabe
Rooster Warns Cox At Wichita Car Wreck Scene
In Wichita on September 30 a stray rooster perched on Governor Cox's private car triggered a scare. Officials noted a near-wreck when wagon wheels showed worn flanges, prompting replacement wheels to ensure Cox's safety on future trips.
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Wichita
Kan
Cox Tuck
Cox
Ohio
Tance
Candidet
Federal
Tavel
G O R Trish Program Differs From Harding Denial Of Freedom
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says Senator Harding’s Ireland statement shows only league action can settle the issue. He contrasts Cox’s pledge to seek League of Nations input under Article 11 with Harding’s stance that the Irish question is not for U.S. official action.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Ireland
Cox
League of Nations
United States
League
New Farmlabor Electors Denied Place on Ballot
In Helena on September 30, representatives of the socialist and new farmer labor parties sought to place electors on the coming ballot. Secretary of State Stewart refused the nomination certificates as illegal. Tyrand asked the Montana Supreme Court for a writ of mandate to require printing the names, with a returnable date set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Helena
Socialist Party
New Farmer Labor Party
Cer Cates
Stewart
H A. Tyrand
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Miners Ordered Back to Work in Kentucky Strike
Louisville area report states five thousand Kentucky miners were instructed to return to work Monday after committees for miners and operators reached a wage increase agreement. The order followed a strike affecting the industry and local economy.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Perly Hagan Injured In Auto Crash Near Boulder Springs
Great Falls report says H P Raban Montana Newspaper Association secretary treasurer injured when auto party drove off the Boulder Springs road last night. He was brought to Great Falls hospital this afternoon with abdominal injuries and may recover.
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Great Falls
H. P Raban
Montana Newspaper Association
Boulder Springs
Seven Men Killed in Runaway Train Crash Near Piedmont
A Milwaukee road runaway freight train crashed into an empty gravel train near Piedmont, 40 miles west of Butte, killing engineer K. A. Muetz of Three Forks and six other men, with three injured. Five bodies unidentified. Brakeman Joe Gormley and trackman Patrick Murphy among the injured. Officials say a broken drawbar caused the accident, and a full investigation will be held.
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KE. A. Muetz
Husband
Three Forks
Whitehall
Milwaukee Road
Piedmont Siding
Butte
Kk. A. Muetz
K. Hansen
Maple Street
Omaha
Neb
Joe Gormley
Patrick Murphy
H. Jarrett
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Vendome
Piedmont
Deer Lodge
Harlowton
KE. H. Barrett
T. J. Hamilton
Avery
Idaho
H. L. Willtrout
J. P. Phelan
Muetz
Jerry Driscoll
Gormley
$7,000,000 Blaze Destroys Galveston Piers and Plants
A massive fire in Galveston Texas destroyed the 35th Street pier complex and nearby plants including Texas Gulf Sulphur Anchor Mining and cotton seed crushers. Widespread damage, at least 15 cotton cars burned, 40 firefighters exposed to fumes, winds hindered efforts, and guards remained on duty. Cargo aboard the Italian steam Etna may be salvaged, with estimated damages ranging up to $2 million. A threatening letter to Fire Chief Ryan added to the unrest.
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Galveston
Texas
Etna
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Anchor Mining Company
Cotton Seed Cak Crushers
Cot Construction Company
Ryan
Canada
John
Wilson's $500 Donation to Democratic Fund Matches Total
New York, Sept. 30. Wilson's contribution of $500 to the democratic national fund was doubled by four contributors today. Several others matched the president with $500 each. Ralph Pulitzer of New York appeared on the $1,000 list, and BJ. Lynch of St. Paul on the $500 side.
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New York
Wilson
Democratic National Fund
Ralph Pulitzer
BJ. Lynch
St. Paul
Wool Trade Shows Sparse Sales and Cautious Recovery Hope
The Federal Reserve Board reviews no major change in wool conditions. Boston prices fall for raw wool with limited sales mostly on consignment. British and government wools enter Boston markets in September as fall stocks thin. Market sentiment turns hopeful for a revival with some mills restarting. Pacific east trading grows, traders see low levels reached and expect more activity. Only 24 percent of the large western wool clip of one million pounds sold, rest shipped to warehouses.
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The
Standard
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Boston
Pacific East
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Milwaukee
Statio
Arthur Soehrmann
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Whitehall Hansen
Colump
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