Round Table Attended by Four Railroad Unions Debate
Washington October 3 The stable industrial conference will assemble Monday without delegates from the four railroad brotherhoods unless all unions are represented. Timothy Shea president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen cited lack of direct representation as the reason. The scheme favors delegates appointed by Samuel Gompers of the AFL, while the four big railroad brotherhoods are unaffiliated.
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Washington
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
Four Brotherhoods
Shea
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Overstudy Causes Breakdown Among Students
The Dowler ambulance took Miss Clara Smith from Miami to Ohio University for conveyance home to Martinsville after exhaustion. She studied at Miami last year and came to campus with the fall term. Doctors cite overstudy as the cause. Her sister Miss Lenna Smith graduated from the normal course here two years ago. A New York inventor has patented a fountain brush on small wheels for painting or oiling floors.
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Dowler
Clara Smith
Martinsville
New York
Senate reservationists plan broad expansion of treaty program
The United States is to broaden the reservationists' program to cover nearly all amendments proposed to the peace treaty. It also allows withdrawal from European boundary commissions or other treaty bodies if Congress opposes representation and asserts oversight over American members' votes.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Congress
Bremen boy tied to store robbery by bloodhound trail
James Edmundson in Bremen requested bloodhounds to track robbers. Henry Guthrie took a top hound to Bremen and resulted in the arrest of a school boy after the dog followed a trail to the boy’s home.
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James Edmundson
Bremen
Mr. Edmundson
Henry Gutherie
Guthrie
Reds Fan Deputy Misses Name on Subpoena
Deputy Pete McKinley returned from Cincinnati with optimism about the Reds series. He prepared a subpoena for a witness named Hod Borden but, when ready to serve, realized he had written Hod Eller.
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Pete McKinley
Cincinnati
Reds
Pete
Hod Borden
Hod Eller
Canton Girl War Worker Dies in Paris Ambu lance Driver
Miss Ann Zollars, Canton’s noted young athlete, died yesterday in a Paris Red Cross hospital. She spent the last year as an ambulance driver for the Red Cross and was due to sail home September 29.
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Canton
Ann Zollars
Red Cross
Paris
Prayer by House Chaplain Calls for President's Health
The House chaplain Rev. Harry N. Couden offered a prayer for the President's restoration to health. He asked God to touch the President with a healing head and return him to health and activity during a time of national anxiety.
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Washington
Harry N. Couden
Gompers Visits White House Briefing on President
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, called at the White House in the morning to ask Secretary Tumulty about the President. The meeting centered on a briefing regarding ongoing White House affairs.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
Tumulty
After Forty Years Canton Divorce Case
Canton Ohio October 3 After forty years of married life Charles Miller sues for divorce from his wife alleging willful absence.
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Canton, O
Charles Miller
Odd Stamps From Europe Stir Collectors Curiosity
London stamp lovers marvel at new issues from small European states. Lithuania uses Silurian gray bread-ticket paper. Latvia prints on German maps but shifts to cigarette paper. Czecho Slovakia shows Bohemia Moravia and Silesia arms, Fiume stamps cite 1918 events and Italian links with noted motifs.
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London
Lithuania
Lettland
Bohemia
Moravia
Silesia
Ceska-Slovenska Statni
Hungary
Fiume
Italia
Romulus
Remus
St. Mark
Crossich
Rickenbacker Aces On Pacific Flight Plan
Capt. F T Rickenbacker announces he will remain in aviation to push new actions across the Pacific. He plans a staged flight starting with Hawaii before heading to Japan, photographed during a Banff Springs visit.
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F. T. Rickenbacker
United States Army
Pacific
Hawaii
Japan
Banff Springs
Alta
Rickenbacker
New York Hosts King Albert Queen Elizabeth at City Welcome
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold receive a formal city reception in New York at noon after arriving from Belgium. Tens of thousands gather at the Battery and along lower Broadway while the royal party travels by motor to City Hall.
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New York
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Altho
Belgium
Battery
Rodman Wanamaker
North River
Lower Broadway
Troop One Fui It Is Announced
Scouts of Troop One held an unusually good meeting with Dr John R Sprague giving a plain talk on first aid and bandaging. New boys joined to fill the roll and no more may be received until further notice.
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John R. Sprague
Sprague
Mex Lewis
Paul Woolworth
Walter Cornwell
Lawrence DeWeese
Fred White
Bob Whites
Woolds
President Grayson states President exhausted and needs rest
Dr Grayson says the President shows physical and mental exhaustion with nervous strain. Doctors agree on nervous exhaustion and plan rest and continuous observation at the White House. No operation or X ray is contemplated. appetite weak but nourishment taken.
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Washington
Grayson
Hick
White House
Francis X. Dercum
Philadelphia
Hidege
Young Canton Man Cannot Resist Autos
Akron Ohio October 3 Will H Bucks burg age 19 of Canton arrested by detectives on charges of stealing three automobiles. He tried to sell the cars for 50 dollars to an auto agency and had just been released from Mansfield reformatory where he served eighteen months for stealing six Canton automobiles. He was bound over to the grand jury under a 2000 dollar bond. His birthday was today.
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Akron
Will H. Bucksburg
Canton
Bucksburg
Mansfield Reformatory
Athens man pleads not guilty on paternity charge
Harry Milliren of Athens pleads not guilty and is bound over to court on a paternity case brought by Miss Abbie Christian of Hocking. He fled twice when an officer pursued him but was finally captured and released on a $400 bond.
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Harry Milliren
Athens
Helwig
Abbie Christian
Hocking
Milliren
Breaks Arm of Home Telephone Manager in Car Incident
Dr. C. L. Jones, manager of the Home Telephone Company, sustained a broken right arm Thursday evening when his Ford back-fired as he cranked it.
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C. L. Jones
Home Telephone Company
Ford
Conference of Iron and Steel Workers in Washington
Pittsburg Oct 3 A conference of the national committee of Iron and steel workers and the executive body of the American Federation of Labor will be held in Washington Monday evening October 6. John Fitzpatrick, chairman of the committee, announced here today.
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Pittsburg
National Committee of Iron and Steel Workers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
John Fitzpatrick
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