Financial speculations and wage disputes loom large
A New York bank issues a booklet praising Great Britain France and Italy while noting their war debts, as subscriptions and mailing rates surge. Washington plans to disband the sugar board amid scarce sugar, and coal wage demands threaten a multibillion rise in consumer costs. The piece criticizes L C of L, rail inefficiency, race tensions, and praises Senator Cummins against Wilson's League.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Talways
Random preface fragment on preparing people to consent
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a sentence about Eviently preparing the people to consent to a purpose. No clear entities, dates, or events are readable to establish a concrete news item or context.
League of Nations Adopted With Reservations or Not At All
The speaker asserts that the United States should embrace the League of Nations with necessary reservations and amendments, rejecting any alternative approach that abandons the plan. The stance emphasizes superiority of their system and the imperative of U S participation.
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Wilson
League of Nations
The Oaf and the Nine Tenths in the Nation’s Fray
A fragmented text-poem names Tam as a central figure in the political and social maze. It depicts Labor Unions, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and officials as parts of a corrupt web, with references to government entities and professions. The piece surveys public blame and the tangled duties of citizens, ending with a cryptic cry about a friend list and Everett House.
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Sam
Tam
Goi
Haorre
AL Earnshaw
Everett House
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason Back From Vacation
Poet returns from forest recreation with tales of mountains streams and hunting, recounting catching perch and trout and a golden eagle shot. He defends his rambunctious storytelling against critics who demand silence, noting moralized fatigue of stay at homes.
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George Matthew Adams
Cavern of 1904 notes shows bank move and politics
The item notes John W. Blake becoming manager at Town Trust and Savings Bank real estate loan and insurance department. Cumberland plans a carnival while Hamilton Wilcox meets party leaders in Council Bluffs. J F Marshall improves from diphtheria. 125 tons of coal stored for winter. canning factory closes after a successful season.
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John W. Blake
Town Trust and Savings Bank
Cumberland
Hamilton Wilcox
Griswold
Congress
Council Bluffs
Marshall
Court House
Atlantic Knights of Pythias delegate to Sioux City grand lodge
W B Temple to represent the Atlantic Knights of Pythias in the grand lodge meeting at Sioux City while the presbytery sits. J B Ash and family return from their trip to Dakota territory. Bishop Cosgrove of Davenport attended in Atlantic yesterday.
State orders flu quarantine for Spanish influenza
Des Moines Iowa Sept 30 quarantine to be kept for Spanish influenza until recovery or three days after normal temperature if no doctor. Release requires physician certification or post death fumigation. Recovered patients must change clothing, air worn garments for eight hours, and quarantine premises must be aired for eight hours. Removal only after recovery and three days afebrile with full airing completed.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Pepeval Assembly
Philippine official student at Madison
Senor Agus tin L Alvarez governor of Zamboanga, Philippines, after a month touring the United States, enrolled in Wisconsin to study American life and institutions. He has known General Pershing since 1908 when Pershing was governor general of the islands. Alvarez was sent by his government to observe conditions in the U.S. and chose Wisconsin University as representative. Brace Up Stomach trouble often makes one despondent. It hits a man where he lives, saps his strength and energy and makes him feel like giving up. Give him a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to improve his indigestion and loosen up his bowels and in most cases recovery is prompt and he is soon feeling well and happy. Obtainable everywhere.
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United States
Tam
Sam
Loum
Watter
Olive Girl
Wnyvone
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Senor
Agustin L. Alvarez
Zamboanga
Philippine Islands
Pershing
Latte
America
Wisconsin U
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Alberta Teachers Alliance Sets 1200 Yearly Minimum Wage
Edmonton Sept 30 The Alberta Teachers alliance formed at Calgary announces a new wage schedule providing a 1200 yearly minimum with increases for experienced instructors. Shortage of teachers across the Northwest prompts provincial officials to consider the plan, with school boards treating contracts under the schedule.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta Teachers’ Alliance
Calgary
Norwest
Troops Bound for Omaha Riot Quelling Arrive by Rail
Up to 400 soldiers from the Fourth division at Camp Dodge rode a special train to Omaha to quell rioting in progress there. The east bound train passed through Atlantic last evening after delivering its cargo across the Missouri. Many colored men from Omaha were carried through Atlantic in the last forty eight hours.
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Camp Dodge
Atlantic
Omaha
Missouri
Cos
Car of Fine Early Ohio Potatoes On Track at Wiota
A freight car of high grade Early Ohio potatoes arrives at Wiota with L. L. Reed guiding the shipment. The article notes quality and movement, highlighting the agricultural trade.
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Ohio
Wiota
L. L. Reed
St Louis Water Saved Households Soap Costs Big
St Louis water precipitation softened supply from 37.751 billion gallons used between April 1, 1918 and April 1, 1919. The soap savings reached 260000 dollars, exceeding the cost of chemical treatments by 5500 dollars. Wages for 230 workers and daily consumption near 100 million gallons are noted, with lower use attributed to milder temperatures.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Wal
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation
Chamberlain's Tablets are intended especially for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. If you have any trouble of that sort give them a trial and realize for yourself what a first class medicine will do for you. They only cost a quarter obtainable everywhere.
Honor Soldiers by Planting of Trees in Baltimore
Forty eight white oak trees will be planted in Druid Hill park as a living memorial to World War I soldiers. Each state contributes one tree, forming a star shaped grove with trees spaced thirty to forty feet apart. Mrs Robert Carlton Morris of Toledo inaugurates and leads the ceremonies with a representative from each state assisting.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
War Mothers of America
Robert Carlton Morris
Toledo, C
Auctioneer W H Lines Sets Sales Dates
Ras Lang announces sale dates with W H Lines and William Hedrick handling arrangements for Peter Kurtenbach auction items.
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Ras Lang
W.H. Lines
Wm. Hedrick
Peter Kurtenbach
Wisconsin soldiers pay gives $60 living costs for off campus
Wisconsin state board of education outlines living costs for veterans under the soldiers educational law. Eligible men must have entered service before Nov 1, 1918, served at least three months, and honorably terminated. The $30 monthly bonus applies to all educational opportunities in the state. The Busy Bee Club hosts a social Oct 3 at John Henderson's barn to aid the Orphans Home with pumpkin pie and doughnuts served.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Education
Busy Bee Club
John Henderson
Justice Hughes Rules Parts Of Rail Bill Unconstitutional
Washington Sept 30 In a news telegraph special opinion former Supreme Court Justice Hughes for the Association of Railway Executives holds that sections of the Cummins railroad bill before Congress violate the Constitution The ruling targets Section 6 which attempts to set earnings beyond a fair return as determined by the Interstate Commerce Commission and declares such action unconstitutional.
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News-Telegraph
Washington, D.C
Association of Railway Executives
Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Hugres
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Potatoes arrive from Ohio for winter use
Malone and Ackerd announce a fresh shipment of Red River potatoes from Ohio for winter use. Contact Robinson and Robinson Barn for delivery details at the Robinson location. Phone Black 86, 4d20.
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Red River Ohio
Malone& Ackerd
Robinson & Robinson
Taxes Due On 1918 Installment, Penalty Begins October
The Inat installment of 1918 taxes is now due. Penalty attaches October, first. Frank Van Bracklin, County Treasurer.
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Frank van Bracklin
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