Unjust Interest Rates Eyed by Comptroller on Wall Street
Comptroller Williams says New York banks charged excessive call money rates and a small broker coterie fixes daily renewal rates. He links these practices to a huge shrinkage in security values and depressed investment prices, warning of harm to commerce and agriculture nationwide. He notes brokers’ loans posted rates ranged 8 to 17 percent between 1919 and 1920.
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British coal strikes halt industry as pits close
London reports Britain faces possible days of industrial chaos as the coal industry shuts down after prolonged negotiations with the government. Pumpmen will keep mines from flooding, but most pits remain idle. Premier Lloyd George says efforts will be made to keep major industries running as transport workers ponder joining the miners tomorrow.
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MacSwiney Status Referred To Holy Office Of Church
Victims succumbing to gunshot wounds from Belfast rioting and a Cork hunger strike death mark a day of violence. In Dublin Street a Royal Constabulary sergeant was shot dead while a patrol constable was killed by unknown assailants from ambush. Cork jail hunger striker Fitzgerald died after 68 days. another striker Murphy gravely ill. Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, on day 66 of his hunger strike, remains weak yet mentally alert per Brixton prison bulletin.
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Explosion Damages Coal Mine In West Virginia
Dynamite blast at Rockford coal mine tipple and entrance of Connellsville Basin Coal and Coke company near Morgantown, West Virginia, injures structure and halts work with twelve men in the mine at the time. Continued on page 8 column 1.
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UIADN Lays Gare Plans Of Reds For State Control
GILDFORD Montana October 17 Senator Joseph M Dixon and Bud Storey addressed about 200 people. Dixon traced radical red movement from Butte linking Marxist ownership abolition and religion removal to current plans. He read tax receipts claiming North Dakota taxes trebled in two years of state socialism and quoted from the Butte Bulletin on left wing church views.
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Educational Campaign In Work Of Reclamation
Spokane Oct 17 An educational campaign under the Western States Reclamation association will outline the reclamation idea for 17 western arid and semi arid states. Gov D W Davis Idaho president James A Johnson Shelby Mont N W Durham and James A Ford directors KE F Blaine Seattle C E Arney Northern Pacific immigration agent. A seven member committee will direct the work and a fund of 100000 will be raised with three appointees by the Western States Reclamation association.
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South Dakota Mines Football Team Arrives For Week in Butte
Twenty seven players and officials from the South Dakota School of Mines arrive in Butte for a week of football practice and mine and smelter inspections. The group will play Montana State School of Mines at Columbia Gardens next Saturday and tour Washoe smelter, mines, mills, and smelters under Dr. F W Traphagen and Prof W Bochert with help from local faculty. They plan scrimmage with Anaconda high school and will remain in Butte through Saturday night.
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Hundred Leading Republicans Endorse Cox Roosevelt Ticket
A joint statement from over 1000 prominent men and women who usually backed Republican or progressive tickets announces they will vote for Cox and Roosevelts and for senatorial candidates supporting ratification of the treaty and league adherence. The release claims it is too late for a new association of nations under Republican auspices.
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Conductor Mabie fatally shot at Paradise by Gust Wagner
Joseph Mabie a Northern Pacific conductor residing in Kootenai Idaho died at Paradise 73 miles west of Missoula at noon today from a bullet wound inflicted by Gust Wagner pool room proprietor. Witnesses say Wagner struck Mabie with the gun butt before firing. Wagner fled but was captured and jailed at Thompson Falls.
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Body of Sergt Ned Grady Arrives in Butte
The body of Sergt. Ned Grady who died at St. Nazaire France arrived in Butte at 8 10 pm escorted by Private Ben Ward. The casket was taken to FP M Grady 522 South Isakata street for funeral arrangements. Burial is at the old Catholic cemetery after a 9 am service at St Patrick's church with a high mass at 9 30 am.
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Five Die in River Auto Plunge Near Portland
Five of seven men who were automobiling on the Columbia highway are missing after their automobile plunged into the Sandy River near Portland. The incident occurred tonight and authorities search the river for the missing men.
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Pope refers Cork hunger strike case to Holy Office
Rome reports Pope Benedict has referred the status of Cork hunger strikers, including Lord Mayor MacSwiney, to the congregation of the Holy Office after reviewing submitted documents. Cardinals and officials offered divergent opinions, and the pope awaits a pronouncement from the historic body.
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Rioting in Marrowbourne North Belfast Leaves Two Dead
Belfast reports two deaths from rioting in Marrowbourne district as gunshot wounds claim Matthew McMaster and William Mitchell. In Dublin, Sgt Roche, who identified Mr Tracey’s body, is killed on Ormonde quay. Earlier, a former soldier and constables Flaherty and Dykes are among those shot during disturbances and patrols.
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Committee of One Hundred to Investigate Ireland Atrocities
The Nation editors released the complete committee list for probing alleged Ireland atrocities. Notable members include Rev Edward Adams Columbia S C Miss Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Judge Charles F Amidon Fargo N D Senator Henry F Ashurst Arizona Miss Abby Scott Baker National Woman's party Washington Fred G Biedenkapp Metal Workers New York City Wm Harman Black former National War Labor board chair Washington Miss Alice Stone Blackwell Boston Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch National Woman's party New York City.
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National War Labor Board
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National Woman's Party
Plans to spread communism outlined at East congress
Washington reports definite plans to propagate communism across the East were laid at the congress of the peoples of the East in Baku Azerbaijan. The 13891 delegates swore an oath to work to topple capitalism. Soviet Russia led representation, followed by Persia Georgia and Caucasus tribes. Fifty five delegates were women.
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Fitzgerald's Death Strengthens Irish Cause
The Rev. M M English of Whitehall reports Fitzgerald hunger striker died in Cork jail. He says the death will harden Irish resolve and strengthen their fight for rights. English recalls Irish mine strike hopes and raids on his Irish home, noting two brothers were shot at but unharmed. A Washington picture was trampled during a search for him.
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