Mexico Admits Attack On Plane Near Border
Mexican authorities acknowledge an attack by Mexican soldiers on an American airplane patrolling near the border south of Laredo Texas. The consul calls the firing unwarranted and says crews crossed only briefly into Mexican territory. He warns future incursions will be reported to Mexico City for action. American planes later crossed into Chihuahua City, drawing protests as UN officials note frequent incursions.
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Laredo
Texas
Garcia
Texas Bant
Mexico
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Ser
Reds Seek Peace After Army Rout In Ukraine Action
London dispatch reports anti Bolshevik forces on Kiev outskirts as bolshevik claims of defense for Petrograd and a possible peace offer to Estonia surface. Trotzky warns of a large scale move into Finland. Kolchak appeals Russians to bear arms until victory. Berlin Riga report on Petrograd attack denied.
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London
Kiev
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Petrograd
Rouky
Anteuc
Berlin
Riga
Gough
England
Admiral Cowan
Bale de Sea
Ricardo Huers Named Second Secretary at Mexican Embassy
Mexico City reports Ricardo Huers has been named second secretary of the Mexican embassy in Washington and will depart soon to assume duties.
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Mexico City
Ricardo Huers
Washington
Socialists Admit Logo in Strength Convent Deliberations
Chicago September report details radical elements, Debs and others jailed, calls for a general strike October 8 to free prisoners, endorses cooperative stores, and outlines a Communist Labor Party platform aligning with Moscow's Third International. John Reed reports Soviet doctrines and a lengthy program copied from Russia. Action on the report deferred.
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Communisaver Party of America
Moscow
Russia
Communist Labor Party of
Amer-ica
Communist Labor Party of America
Co-operative Commonwealth
John Reed
New York
Committee On Pro
Polit
Hucksters Unionize in Paris Under Labor Banner
Paris report says camelots or hucksters in France have formed a union and aim to affiliate with the Federation of Labor Their self employed status is said to reduce strike risk and they seek licenses to ply trades on city streets alongside fruit dealers and calenders with emphasis on steady street vending shown by the last shave notice for Joseph Ward a 51 year old in Santa Rosa Army area.
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Paris
France
Federation of Labor
Socialism Grappled By Attorneys At ABA Meeting
Viscount Finlay warned in Boston that socialism's dangers rise as voters swing radical. The English bench and bar cited Townleyism as anti constitutional, comparing movement to bolshevik threats. The report urged vigilance against treason or revolution amid growing socialist advocacy.
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Boston
Bench
Bar of
England
American Bar Association
Viscount Finlay
Arist
Legal Profession of
United States
Lord Storey
Townley
North Dakota
Russia
Lenine
Northwest
Portland Man Credits Tanlac for 29 Pound Gain
C J Polen of Portland Oregon recounts a severe stomach ailment that left him unable to work. After hospital care and failed operations he began taking Tanlac and quickly gained 29 pounds. He reports relief from pain, restored appetite, and uninterrupted work for a year. Sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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C.J. Polen
Southern Pacific Railway
East 20Th Street
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Tons of Frozen Army Meats for Sale War stock sales to municipalities
Five million pounds of frozen meats stored in New York and Chicago will be offered to municipalities for sale by the War Department. The sale runs through Sept. 25 with prices from 16 to 32 cents per pound depending on product. Minimum order is a carload. Agencies plan coordinated action with federal and state authorities to curb profiteering and high living costs.
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Washington
New York
Chico
War Department
Chicago
Boston
National Association’ of Attorneys General
Palmer
Cliford L. Hilton
Minnesota
Alumni and Students Form Organization in Butte
About 200 graduates of the Butte high school alumni association met last night in the auditorium. Darwin McGowan was not elected president, Miss Hens served as secretary, and a committee was named to list all alumni who served in the war for a bronze tablet. Speakers included Elderkin Mortimer Donoghu Le Sage Sheehan and Genaberser. Committees covered constitution, membership, service flag, and other duties with several local members cited.
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Butte School Alumni Association
Perman
Darwin McGowan
Miss Hens
Butte High School
Miikin
James. H. Elderkin
Lieut
Mortimer’ Donoghu
George le ‘Sage
Mike Sheehan
Karl Genaberser
Nettie Nuegent
Constitution—Elderkin
Canida Blaune Spencer
Earl Gensberger
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V. Debs
Janam Mi 1
Rison
Cals
Joseny
Ward
Santa Rho
Bar Association Report
J. Falcon
ST. Paul
American’ Legion
George C. Chi
Bob
Jon
Enid Bennett
North Main Street
Hasy
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
East Park Street
BAYER
Bayer Manufacture
Manchester
Stangara
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