Armistice Agreement Near as Talks Continue in Riga
Moscow and Warsaw delegates M Joffe and M Dombski reached a preliminary armistice accord to be signed by October 8 in Riga. Paris reports French foreign office says Soviet position precarious as Wrangel advances and Poles rout northern Soviet forces. Famine threats and repatriation of French citizens from Russia add to tense conditions before October.
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Riga
Associated Press
M. Joffe
M. Dombski
Paris
General Wrangel
Foreign Office
Copenhagen
Moscow
Russia
Cork Sees Fresh Gunfire Clash During Business Hours
Gunfire erupts as unidentified persons clash with military forces in Cork causing terror and a sweeping security operation through the area during daytime. Local residents report ongoing fear and disruptions as authorities probe the incident.
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Cork
Bank Hold Up Hits Richmond Street Branch in Dublin
Armed men raided the Richmond Street branch of the Provincial Bank in Dublin during business hours, taking 800 pounds sterling. In Cork a curfew clash between soldiers and unidentified gunmen sparked heavy gunfire and patrol sweeps.
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Dublin
Richmond , Street
Provincial Bank
Jury finds Gibson shooting cold blooded and unjustified
A coroner jury ruled the shooting of Hugh Gibson by Assad Juhray at the Gibson home on Harvard avenue as cold blooded and unjustified. Juhray, jailed on murder charges, failed to attend the inquest. his attorney Michael F. Donlan represented him. Mrs. Gibson, wounded in the attack, remained hospitalized and did not testify.
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Hugh Gibson
Assad Juhray
Gibson
Harvard Avenue
Juhray
Michael F. Donlan
Johnny
Scott
Gibsons
White and Black Clash at Fort Leavenworth
Three men were severely injured in a clash between about 300 white and Black soldiers at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas. At the army hospital two white soldiers and one Black trooper were treated and expected to recover. The white soldiers are part of the regular garrison. the Black troops belong to a service battalion at the general service schools.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Army Hospital
General Service Schools
World Series Opener Sees Cleveland Triumph Over Brooklyn
Cleveland defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 in the first game of the 1920 world series amid a cold wind and sparse crowd. Star pitcher Stanley Coveleskie earned the win, guided by manager Tris Speaker who praised his outfield leadership and a notable defensive catch as the teams retreated to their dressing rooms.
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New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Indians
Superbas
Brooklyn
America
Cleveland
Coveleske
Sewell
Damon Runyan
Universal Service
Ebbets Field
Flatbush
First Cavalry
Stanley Coveleskie
Coveleskie
Tris Speaker
Forest City
Speaker
Disorganization and Revolt Reported in Soviet Russia
Reuters reports from a reliable source crossing into Finland say the red army is disorganized and harvests are poor. Revolts have broken out in Siberia Tombov and near Samara with unrest among workers. Bolshevists fear General Wrangel’s southern gains and Trotzky calls for liquidating the southern front before winter.
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London
Soviet Russia
Reuters, Ltd
Finland
Reuters
Red Army
Siberia
Tombov
Samara
Bolshevists
Wrangel
Leon Trotzky
Armed patrols attack police barracks in Skibbereen
In Skibbereen Ireland on Oct 5 armed patrols assaulted the police barracks capturing 15 officers and seizing weapons and ammunition. The barracks burned but there were no reported casualties.
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Skibbereen
Ireland
MacSwiney Case Illustrates Mind's Supremacy
The condition of Ter ence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork imprisoned in Brixton prison remained unchanged tonight. This report is filed by the Associated Press with continuing coverage expected on page 2.
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Macswiney
London
Associated Press
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Deputies Join Search for Logan P. 0. Robber
Deputies from Sheriff O'Rourke’s force traveled from Butte to Logan to aid in chasing a bandit who robbed the post office Sunday night. The man, about 25, escaped in a car, which broke down miles from the scene, and he fled into the hills as posses sweep the area.
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O’rourke
Butte
Logan
Bozeman
Soviet limits clothing for civilians amid rationing
Washington reports from Helsinki say Petrograd will allow each person at most one pair of shoes and one suit of clothing as the soviet scheme to free supplies for the red army. Night searches of officers' homes began September 30 with confiscation of surplus goods.
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Petrograd
Washington
State Department
Finland
Red Army
Bolshevists
Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Montana Chapter Meeting
The Montana convention of the D A R gathers delegates from 10 chapters in Anaconda and visitors from non affiliated cities. Local officers host at the Montana hotel as committees organize the gathering for a spirited Montana event with full representation.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
Anaconda
Montana
L. G. Smith
L. V .Bender
J. F. Bryson
T. J. Ward
John A. Risken
KE. St. Larison
Gail White
F. S. Adams
G. A. Dean
E. L. Larison
Republicans Await Word From Senator Hiram Johnson
The republican county central committee awaits a speaking date from Senator Johnson for Butte. Montana has correspondence with the Californian and received assurances he would fill dates in the state. A Johnson meeting is expected, with the first campaign gathering for the state ticket set for Oct. 26.
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Republican County Central Committee
Johnson
Butte
Montana
Largest Ship in World Burns to Water's Edge
Berlin October 5 The unfinished steamship Bismarck intended to be the world’s largest vessel has burned at Hamburg. Its gross tonnage was to be 56,000 versus the Waterland at 54,282, now the Leviathan as the largest steamer afloat.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Hamburg
Zwelfnerblatt
Waterland
Leviathan
Haywood Conviction Obstruction Draft Five Upheld
The US Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Haywood obstruction conviction and that of 98 others for draft law obstruction during the war. Two counts were dismissed while the rest affirmed. Haywood and 14 co defendants face 20 years in prison and fines from 20 000 to 35 000.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William D. Haywood
Leavenworth
Haywood
Kenesaw M. Landis
Oon
Three Lives Lost in a Hotel Fire at Robinette
A hotel fire in Robinette Oregon killed three people and injured four others, including Mrs. George White. The dead are R. C. Cornelius, Mark Houston, and William Travis. Injured include P. Brennan and Bert McGhee, with one more in critical condition. The blaze began while guests slept and collapsed floors trapped the victims.
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Halfway
Ore
Robinette
R. C. Cornelius
Mark Houston
William Travis
George White
Cambridge
Idaho
P. Brennan
Bert McGhee
E. Parsons
Pocatello
One Dead and Four Wounded in Wyoming Gas Well Fire
A spark from drilling at a gas well 55 miles southwest of Basin, Wyoming, caused a blaze that killed driller Kramer and left four more men, including Basin tool dresser Joe Henry, seriously burned. Physicians rushed in, but no telephone contact with the camp existed. flames illuminated the sky for miles and the derrick was destroyed.
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Cheyenne, Wryo
Midwest
Ohio
Basin Wyo
Kramer
Joe Henry
Basin
Allen seeks federal probe of Chicago Board of Trade tactics
Governor Allen spoke at Harper Kansas on October 5 denouncing Chicago Board of Trade methods to depress wheat prices. He said he asked President Wilson to investigate and urged an embargo on Canadian wheat import mingling with American grain to curb such practices.
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Harper, Kan
Allen
Chicago Board of Trade
Wilson
Board of Trade
Jail Lynching After Farmer’s Murder Near M'Clenny
In M clenny Florida on October 5 Ray Field Ben Givens and Milton Smith three Black men were taken from the county jail and lynched over the murder of farmer John H White. Jim Givens brother of Ben Givens is being hunted by a posse.
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M’clenny
Fla
Ray Field
Ben Givens
Milton Smith
John H. White
Jim Givens
Flames Destroy Meeting Place For Sunday Schools
Tokio Oct 5 Fire today destroyed the large hall planned for the world Sunday school convention opening session. No casualties reported. The blaze started at 3 50 pm from wiring as the lights in the dome were turned on. The stuccoed light material building burned quickly with delegates mostly gone from the exits. Charles T Raines of New York aided in preventing overcrowding claims while others worked to ensure safety.
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Tokio
Charles T. Raines
New York
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