Invaders Disperse Boundary Quiet Amid Reports
General Bandholtz told the War Department that if the situation stays the same, he would recommend the immediate return of at least the Twenty-sixth Infantry to Camp Dix. Insurgents would cease activity once soldiers are visible, with Minia mine fields cited as context for the quiet in the West Virginia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dix
Associated Press
Washington
Minia
H. H. Bandholtz
War Department
Camp Die New Jarenv
West
Weeks
Bandholt
West Virginia
Sai
Madison
Nineteenth Infantry
Boone County
Logan County
Spruce York Ridge
Logan
Penin
Martin
Oil Operations to be Resumed in Tampico Region
West Virginia miners surrender to federal troops and turn in arms as General Bandholtz reports progress to the War Department. UMW officials coordinate to export members from invaded areas. troops expected to halt insurgent activity once deployed. Oil talks in Mexico near settlement with five American companies. Obregon backs the accord and details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico Region
Associated Pres
Mexico
Obregon
Adolph de la Tuerta
the Treasury
New York City
Work for General Good Appeal From Labor Head
Washington Sept 1 Secretary James J Davis of the department of labor urged all to work for the general good in a Labor day statement. He said the nation is the great producer because it works and has always worked. He called for everyone to take a hand to improve the present situation, urging business leaders to restart industry and bid farewell to wartime profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Associated Press
Washington
James J. Davis
Department of Labor
Sta
Minnesota Fires Threaten Towns in Rapidly Spreading Blaze
The Associated Press reports Minnesota fires forced troop dispatch from St. Paul to aid responders near White Pine and Solana. Two companies of the Sixth Infantry are arriving with sacks and shovels, prepared to stay, as residents flee and crews battle dense smoke and shifting winds.
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Associated Press
M'Grath
Minn
Adjt
W. F. Rhinow
W. T. Cox
State Forester
St. Paul
Sixth Infantry
White Pine
Solana
Perry W. Swedburs
James E. McGrath Company
Stillwater
Government study finds students misinformed on current events
Seventeen thousand five hundred students across grammar schools to colleges averaged 44 percent on a current events exam. Lloyd George as king of Ireland and Samuel Gompers as poet and minister to France were among the misattributions. College seniors averaged 60 percent. seventh graders 30 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Whattts
Sam
Charles E. Hughes
Sinn Fein
Lodge
Institute For Public Service
Lloyd George
Ireland
Samuel Gompers
France
Peor
State College
Uncle Sam
American Federation of Labor
Train Strikes Car Killing Three Near Colville
A Great Northern passenger train struck an automobile near Palmer's Siding twelve miles north of Colville at noon. A. C. Pittman aged 42 and Mrs L. B. Gensel aged 40 were instantly killed. Mrs Pittman died six hours later from injuries. The trio had just left their farm homes for a trip to Colville when the accident occurred at a crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Spokane
A. C. Pittman
L. B. Gensel
Labor Day Events Across Cities Highlight Sports Page
The notice lists various activities including girls baseball, boxing, wrestling finals, and a women's golf championship in Butte. A city tennis match between Karsted and Merrett is set for 4:30 at Columbia Gardens Court. Harvest festival at Wisdom, Knights of Pythias picnic at Deer, and golf tournament matches at Helena complete the lineup.
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S’ and Butchers
Pionie
Columbia ‘Gardens
Butte
Karsted
Merrett
Columbia Gardens Court
Wisdom
Knights of Pythias
Deer Lodge
Helena
Four Killed In Auto Wreck Near Ocoya Illinois
A Chicago and Alton train struck a touring party near Ocoya Livingston county killing four of five aboard. The dead include a man a woman a young woman and a little girl all believed from Cedar Rapids Iowa. One woman passenger is unconscious and the fifth member may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NTL
Aut
Chicago & Alton
Ocoya
Livingston County
Cedar Rapids
Towa
British Proposals Not Invitation to Enter Partnership
Dail Eireann vents readiness to appoint plenipotentiaries to enter a conference untrammeled by conditions. The reply, signed by Eamonn de Valera, stresses Ireland’s push for independence and hints at further negotiations based on Sinn Fein principles amid looming crises and Ulster tensions.
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Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Asseil
London
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin
Ireland
WFO
de Valera
Lloyd George
Ulster
Ulmer
Irian
Diocesan Catholic Men Council Organized in Helena
The Helena diocese organized its diocesan council of Catholic men with every parish represented. Key officers included Pierre Sanders of Anaconda as conference attendant, M. F. Hayes of Deer Lodge as treasurer, and Carl BE. Herferth of Helena as secretary. Bishop Carroll urged immigrant care and youth issues, while delegates discussed parochial needs and immigration concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Puver
Carl BE. Herferth
M. F. Hayes
Deer Lodge
Pierre Sanders
Anaconda
Conference Atten
Jerem Shea
Bishon ‘Carroll
Po Werady
National Council of Catholic Men
Carroll
Bey
Employment of Million Waits on Funding Bill
James Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation says passage of the Townsend Winslow railroad funding bill could employ about one million men. He cites railroads short of funds delaying repairs and purchases, with direct and indirect jobs from maintenance of way, ties, lumber, and steel.
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Associated Prose
York
United States
Congress
Eugene Meyer Jr
War Finance Corporation
Meyer
Ins
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Bandholtz
United Mine Workers
Orclais
Anaholts
Department
N. J
New Jersey
W. Va
Boone- Logan County
C. A. Martin
Little Coal River Valley
LABOR
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Dall
Lieyd George van Ratte
Minnesota
Great Palla
Missoula
Billings
Nnt
Erin
Uuntary Union Ritain
Diocesan Council OF Catholic Men
J. E. Shea
Dwyer
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