One Week's Supply All That's On Hand In Several Centers
London reports a looming industrial upheaval as about a million miners strike, harming shipping and reducing fuel supply. Dock and transport workers discuss sympathetic action. Sheffield shows three weeks coal, others one week. Lloyd George pledges no quick intervention. government acts to manage crisis.
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London
The
Associated Press
Great Britain
Sheffield
Lloyd George
National Union of Railwaymen
National Federation of Transport Workers
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Leeds
Yorkshire
Ratnes
Builders or Wreckers Threaten Butte in Gubernatorial Campaign
The Butte editorial decries a two week election as pivotal to regional livelihoods. It targets gubernatorial candidate B. K. Wheeler for attacking copper industry in Butte and Anaconda, and criticizes W. F. Dunn for radical rhetoric and job losses. The piece warns of planned industry disruption and urges voters to consider impacts on local workers and communities.
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Butte
Anaconda Company
B. K. Wheeler
Anaconda
W. F. Dunn
Dunn
United States
Montana
Butterhus
Myers 19 Heard My Great Crowd At Lewistown
Senator Henry L. Myers spoke to a large Lewistown audience opposing the democratic state ticket. He urged Montana Democrats to back Cox and Roosevelt and the Republican state and congressional candidates, criticizing the nonpartisan league and its platform as socialist and harmful.
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Myers
Lewistown
Henry JL. Myers
Judith Theater
Fergus County
Fergus
Montana
Cox
Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Non-Partisan
League
B. K. Wheeler
North Dakota
Townley
Dunn
King Alexander in Critical Condition After Monkey Bite
Athens dispatch reports King Alexander gravely ill after a monkey bite. The cabinet met at midnight and ordered Parliament recalled to elect a regent, as crisis deepens and the monarchy faces succession questions.
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Alexander
Athens
Hking
Wrangel Forces Grow in South Russia
Washington reports General Wrangel’s anti Bolshevist forces in South Russia have risen from 50,000 to about 200,000. The advance along the left bank of the Dnieper enhances options to reach Nikolaiev Odessa and the Romanian frontier with Black Sea fleet support, while a second move could sever Red Army links to North Russia and isolate the Caucasus.
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Washington
Wrangel
Russia
Dnieper
Nikolaiev
Odessa
Rumanian
Red Army
North
Caucasus
Bolshevists hammer lines at Orlehkov frontier
Sebastopol Oct 16 The bolshevists hammer the lines of Gen Baron Wrangel about Orlehkov on the South Russian frontier. Soviet forces shell Polaga 47 miles east of Orlehkov incessantly in ongoing operations.
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Sebastopol
Associated Press
Bolshevists
Baron Wrange
Orlehkov
Polaga
POLFS SMASH BOLSHEVIKI AND WARSaw FRONT LINE
Poles report smashing of the Sixth bolshevik division in a resumed clash and extending lines toward the armistice boundary. In Sevastopol Wrangel forces claim continued success on the South Russian front with 6,000 bolsheviks, field guns, and machine guns captured. Dnieper front yields 4,000 prisoners, cannons, and armored trains as bolshevik attacks are repelled.
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Wrangel
Sebastopol
Associated Press
Hussian
Dnieper
Democratic proposals for debates on League issue
New York Oct 16 Proposals for a series of public debates on the League of Nations were forwarded to Republican national committees. Senator Pat Harrison, head of the DNC speakers bureau, sent a telegram to Senator New, Chicago Republican bureau chair, outlining the plan.
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New York
League of Nations
Republican National Committees
Pat Harrison
Speakers
Democratic National Committee
New
Republican Bureau
Chicago
Riot clashes flare in notorious Marrowbone District
Sinn Feiners and Unionists clash in the streets of the Marrowbone district as a deadly riot erupts. Fire from both sides lights the night while police attempt to restore order amid growing tensions and injuries.
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Marrowbone
Londonderry Disorders and Belfast Riots Escalate
In Belfast’s Marrowbone district Sinn Feiners and unionists clashed, prompting troops to fire on crowds. John Gibson a shipyard worker was killed while eight others were shot and hospitalized including a four year old boy. fifteen people hurt overall and three policemen struck by stones.
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Belfast
Muarrowbone
John Gibson
Londonderry Night Turmoil as Youths Fire Pistols
In Londonderry Ireland on October 16 disorder erupted when a band of youths opened fire, causing panicked pedestrians to flee as rival factions exchanged shots and soldiers moved to clear the street.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Dublin tragedy and night clashes amid military raids
In Dublin a man named Peter O Carroll was found shot dead at his home with a note calling him a traitor to Ireland. The house had been raided by the military earlier as they searched for two sons. In related violence several people were wounded and others taken to hospitals during the night as raids continued across the city.
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Dublin
P’eter O'Carroll
O’carroll
Ireland
O'’Carroll
Butte Boys In Auto Mishap Near Warm Springs
Three Butte youths Donald Murphy Buzz Kiesel and Rudolph Sievers escaped injury when their car skidded overturned and tossed them clear two miles east of Warm Springs. The party had left Butte for a Deer Lodge football game. mud on the roadway caused the skid and crash with only minor cuts and bruises reported.
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Butte
Donald Murphy
Buzz" Kiesel
Rudolph Sievers
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
League of Nations supporters to tour for California campaign
Secretary of War Baker and former U S minister Henry Van Dyke head a party of League of Nations supporters. They depart New York tomorrow night on a league special for a speaking tour in California.
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New York
Baker
Henry van Dyke
United States
Trdland
League of Nations
League
California
Leviathan Bid Rejected by Shipping Board in 3 Million Offer
Washington October 18 shipping board rejected a 3 million dollar bid for the liner Leviathan submitted by J W Thompson & Co Philadelphia. Chairman Benson said the bid was inadequate and the vessel remains unsold.
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Washington
the Shipping Board
J. W. Thompson & Co
Philadelphia
Benson
Government to auction three million pounds of wool
Washington October 16 Three million pounds of government wool will be auctioned in Boston on October 28. The lots include 1,935,000 pounds of South American wool 7,000 pounds west coast wool 90,000 pounds scoured wool 300,600 pounds pulled wool and 364,000 pounds territory wool.
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Washington
Boston
Territory
China Accepts Japan Prop for Joint Ops in Chi
Chinese newspapers report acceptance of Japan proposal for joint military actions in Manchuria with a demand that Japanese forces withdraw as soon as order is established, signaling careful coordination between the two nations amid tension.
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TOKIO
Oet
Associated Press
China
Japan
Anchuria
Copper Surplus Soars As Prices Hit New Lows
Special Dispatch reports New York copper markets face further price cuts as producers struggle with mounting surpluses. Copper was quoted at 16 2.5 cents, the lowest in years, with stocks at 577 million pounds as of Sept 1 and 733 million at year start. Production cuts exceed 40 percent, yet demand remains slow.
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Standard
New York
Simur
Obregon Says Mexico Will Recognize All Debts
General Alvaro Obregon, president elect of Mexico, told an audience at an international banquet in Dallas that the new government will recognize all legal foreign debts of Mexico and all legal rights of Mexicans and foreigners in Mexico. The banquet was the main event of Obregon’s Texas State Fair visit, with his suite of nearly 100 guests.
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Dallas
Menican
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Cattle in Montana Fall 20 Percent From 1919 Levels
Helena Oct 16 Contrary to rumors cattle and sheep holdings in Montana remain large and just under 1913 totals. John H Burke says cattle for taxation in 1919 totaled 1 239 655 and in 1920 951 000 a drop of about 20 percent. Sheep decline about 15 percent with 2 159 566 owned in 1919 and 1 378 438 in 1920.
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Helena
Montana
John H. Burke
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Burke
Omaha
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