Italian Forged Rumors of Restoring Nicholas to Montenegrin Throne
Reports claim Italian leaders envy a shift to restore King Nicholas to the Montenegrin throne from which he was ousted by the Montenegrin assembly last April. Belgrade dispatches note Italian forces have advanced near Toguice and Magusa sees unrest along the frontier with Montenegro. President Wilson’s replies on Fiume are said to be awaiting confirmation while Italy may accept no compromise that weakens its aims.
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Nicholas
Bientenegrin
Waris
Captaro Gabelele Dut
Tittaral
Adriatic
Spalate
Sabenico
Pri
Eomust
Aptoe
Eles
Belgrade
Thilians
Monal Assembly
Mutton Assembly
Wihhlel
Paris
Kilog Nicholas
Helen
Italy
Fiume
Wilson
Foume
Wilson rebuffs Italian plan on Fiume settlement
Paris report says President Wilson refused to consider Tittoni's proposal to make Fiume Italian while internationalizing its railways docks and ports. He cites the D Annunzio occupation as the cause of unrest and warns of an American economic blockade unless D Annunzio is ousted and Fiume placed under international control.
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Paris
Wilson Ias
Italy
Fiume
Wilson
Ias
Tittoni
Tillan
Blume
United States
Ruling Assists Stockmen in Special Rates Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Thursday invalidated orders supporting the railroad administration in granting special livestock shipment rates from drought areas in Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming and reducing feed rates from neighboring states into drought zones.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Administration
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Thirty-Five Hurt in Collision at City Intersection
A traffic collision left thirty five people injured near Halil Street and Ward Lane. Police and emergency crews responded as witnesses described chaotic conditions and early reports indicate multiple vehicle involvement with several victims transported to area hospitals.
Bombing Airplane Visit Shocks Montana Community
Unclear OCR text describes a bombing airplane incident near a Montana town. Mentions military aviation service arrival and a crash or attack event with scattered references to locations and dates. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
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Army Aviation Service
Geermany Economic Aid Proposal Faces US-Backed Plan
Obscure text hints Germany recovery tied to a loan backed by the United States and a top level conference. Mentions a DIOPntOneConference and a wipe order, with unclear references to Germany and Norway.
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Geermany
Gerauway
OTEEL STRIKE AN ENDURANCE TEST ACROSS STATES
The big steel plants in twenty states are affected by a nationwide strike begun September 22 with nearly 400000 workers out. Leaders say the fight is entering a critical phase as organizers push to shut down major works while company officials report increased mill forces and a stabilizing trend in Pittsburgh area.
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Pittsburg
Hollis
Foster
Carnegie
Pershing Gift to Med Cross for Mothers and Children
Washington report from Paris reveals General Pershing and staff donated 4,625.40 francs over $10,040 to the American Red Cross for wartime relief among French mothers and children.
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Washington
Writer Tortured by Thieves in Chicago Death
Police opened a new theory in the death of W. H. Purcell a wealthy Chicago songwriter and real estate man found dead in his north side apartments He reportedly died from heart failure during torture as captors sought a hidden fortune and securities.
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Chicago
W. H. Purcell
Belgian Royal Party Heads to Ostend and Beyond
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold departed Brussels for Ostend and will sail to the United States aboard the George Washington marking a royal voyage abroad.
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Brussels
Albert
Eilzabeth
Leopold
Ostend
Bownd
George Washington
United States
D Annunzio Claims 200000 Volunteers for War Effort
The Popolo d Italia reports Gabriele D Annunzio leading about 200000 volunteers for the war, but notes there is no money yet and no final subscription launched to support the effort.
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Milan
Popolo d'Italia
Onan
Annunsio
Los Oderble Conan
Flume
USDA advises smaller fall wheat sowing than 1918 and 1915 levels
The United States Department of Agriculture recommends sowing about 42,000,000 acres of winter wheat this fall and 20,000,000 acres of spring wheat in 1920. Projected 1920 production is around 880,000,000 bushels, with 200,000,000 exportable after domestic use. Acreages would be roughly 85 percent of 1915 fall sowing and 88 percent of the last two springs, totaling about 80 percent of the 1919 crop.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Americta
Department
United States
Hurricane death toll climbs along Texas coast
Corpus Christi and nearby towns resume body searches as the known dead rise toward 400. Reported Saturday’s tally reached 386 with many believing the final count will be far higher after wreckage is fully searched.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Workers Roast Chamber of Commerce Clevelaide
The United Mine Workers convention on Saturday condemned the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and other syndicate groups as hostile to organized labor and endorsed an amendment to bar UMW members from robbing mineral assets, a call aimed at curbing corporate influence.
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Chamber of Commerce
United Mine Worker of America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Industrial Workers of the World
United Mine Workers
Detroit Port Mailers Vote For Sympathy Strike
Members of the mailors union at the port voted unanimously in favor of a sympathy strike with the steel workers. Officials announced Friday morning that the walkout would begin September 22.
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Detroit
Uplon
Allied ships fire on Flume after Abbas conference
After a commanders conference at Abbas allied warships left Flume harbor and leveled their guns on the town. The German government wireless report confirms the bombardment and threat to Flume.
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Fiume
Lomion
Abbas
Flume
Reprieves Granted in Lincoln Executions
Governor Samuel R McKelvie grants reprieves extending to next January for Anson B Cole and Allen V Grammer, who were scheduled for execution last Friday in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
Samuel Tt. McKelvie
Anson B. Cole
Allen V. Grammer
State police clash with strikers near Pittsburg
State police and strikers clash near Pittsburg as iron and steel workers prepare for a district strike. In North Clairton a mass meeting was dispersed by mounted troopers injuring several and arresting about twenty. shots were reportedly fired as the crowd scattered.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Iron and
North Clairton
Kute
Senate to Seek Cause of Steel Strike Inquiry
The senate labor committee was ordered to investigate the steel strike. Senator Ken yuwisown Republican authored a resolution approving the inquiry and a report on possible remedial federal action, adopted without a roll call.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyou Wisown
Meat Eating Attacked by Doctor at Woman Physicians Meet
Dr Graham Lask of Columbia University told the International Conference of Women Physicians that meat eating is the curse of the American nation and the foundation for high living costs.
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New York
Graham Lask
Columbia University
Bethell Arrives as British Military Attache in Washington
Maj. Gen. H. K. Bethell arrives in Washington as the new British embassy military attaché and is accompanied by four military aides.
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H. K. Bethell
H. K. Bethel
Washington
Bond values rise and rates held at four percent
The article reports a steady rise in Liberty bond values and a pledge to keep interest rates on government certificates at no more than four percent. Treasury officials expect continued market strength in the bond program.
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Washington
Treasury
Negotiations Break Off Between Bolshevik and Bathouines
Copenhagen reports that peace talks between Bolsheviks and Bathouines and Moles have been broken off. A wireless dispatch received by the Methoulan Press bureau confirms the collapse of the negotiations.
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Copenhagen
Wilson arrival draws huge Utah welcome and ovations
President Wilson visits Ogden and Salt Lake City on September 28, addressing crowds in the tabernacle and city streets. The welcome includes a motor tour, long ovations, and guards by 1500 officers as the president pushes for ratification of a peace treaty.
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Salt Lake City
Woodrow Wilson
Utah
Ogden
Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Utelaos
Oregon Short Line Railrroad
Cheyenne
Wyo
Woodrow Whison
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiliam Howard Taft
Wilson
Andrew Jonson
L. D
Sheriffs Office
State
Coloradoans greet President in Denver and Pueblo
President Wilson visited Colorado on September 25 for two speeches in Denver and Pueblo amid cheering crowds. He said the nation must decide whether to join the league of nations, and he took a short brink walk toward the Arkansas river with Mrs. Wilson and Dr Grayson after leaving Pueblo.
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Denver
Wilson
Colorado
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
State Fair Grounds
Wilken
United Sgies
League of Nations
Puello
Wilsow
de. Cary T. Grayson
Arkansas River
Willes
Negro Confesses Killing of Miy Massey in North Mutte
A Black man arrested here has confessed to the murder of Kt. J. Massey a veteran Union Maritime conductor. Detectives from two railroad police and local law officers say the suspect made the admission after detention.
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North Mutte
Nebe Iwe Darling
Gion Pacific Railroad
J. Massey
Union Marite
Alleged Anarchists Arrested in Naples
On the steamer Europa arrival from New York police arrested five Thais believed to be anarchists. The authorities were alerted to the men’s alleged cunning by American officials.
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Naples
New York
America
Mammoth Cave Long Famous In American History
Article describes Mammoth cave in Kentucky as a famed American wonder with a history from Native times to 19th century. It notes caves used for nitrate, showplace status, and visits by Jenny Lind and Ole Bull, with mentions of cavern rooms, art and music, and a piano sale ad at Consolidated Music Co. in Salt Lake City.
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America
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Jenny Lind
Sanger
Ole Bull
Consolidated Music Co
East First South
Balt Lake City
Utah
Upas Tree Myth and Its Cloth Making Bark
A long myth about the deadly upas tree of Java is examined. The article notes the tree’s bark yields ready made textiles, usable as clothing with minimal processing. Natives in southern Asia reportedly use the inner bark for garments.
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Java
Ite
Asia
Mica Types and Mineral Composition Described
The article explains mica is divided into varieties by composition, detailing potash mica with alumina and potash, and magnesia mica where alumina is replaced by magnesia. As magnesia content rises, the mineral trends toward talc, primarily made of silica and magnesia.
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Ite
Sock Perfection Quest Inspires Perseverance
Quote from Cheaterfield urges aiming at perfection in all things though rarely attainable. It notes those who strive and persist reach closer to excellence, while laziness and despair lead to giving up. The message encourages steady effort.
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Cheaterfield
Four Years to the White North excerpt notes Arctic light
Donald and McMillan describe December 21 at noon as the shortest day with a faint southern glow. They explain twilight vanishes when the sun lies 18 degrees below the horizon while their latitude is TH degrees 20 minutes, placing the sun about 12 degrees below the horizon.
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Arctic
Donald & McMillan
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Halil
London
RED Cross
General Pershing
Philip B. Kennedy
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Burwell
Cutler
D'Annunsio
Agricultural Department
W. Sud
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