Blood Flows In Streeto Of Triest As Ship Launched
Workmen in Trieste launch a destroyer built for the Italian government amid street clashes between nationalists and socialists. Two killed and about a dozen wounded as guards patrol the streets. The event occurs as political tensions rise over metal workers occupying plants and debates over handling the unrest unfold.
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Triest
Italy
Orlando
Capochi
Metal Workers’ Union
Signora Pietro Mascagni
Signor Mascagni
Senate Probe on Cox Charges Splits Republican Democrat View
Chicago reports the Senate committee on campaign expenditures is divided over pursuing Governor Cox’s charges of GOP fund raising to influence voters. Republican senators Edge Kenyon and Spencer favor dropping Cox’s charges and moving to a liquor interests probe in Pittsburg, while Democrats Reed and Pomerene want to continue, subpoena witnesses, and press the Cox case with a New York trip. The inquiry’s scope and direction remain unsettled.
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Senate
Chicago
Cox
Republican National Committee
Edge
New Jersey
Kenyon
Spencer
Publicuis
Pittsburg
Reed
Pomerene
New York
Wilthui Boyce Thiongeson
Cliteman
Hepubliein maLeloma
Wily Ain Weds
Reeve Se
German scientist pleads not guilty in miner murder case
An accused German scientist named in a long, garbled report faces a murder charge after a miner’s body was found in a ditch weeks ago. He allegedly plotted a wiretapping scheme and connections to a local gang while awaiting trial in Carbon county court.
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Price
Fong Berrauro
Ale
Carbon County
Wrangel Threatens Soviet Forces Near Alexandroyek
The report states General Wrangel and forces of the White army threaten the Soviet HQ area at Lussin within twelve miles of Alexandroyek, targeting the thirteenth Soviet army's staff in the region.
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Wrangel
Constanylaiple
Witolshevik
Sont Lussin
Alexandroyek
Qeld
Disaster toll tops three hundred in northern town ruin
Rescue teams race through the wrecked mountains north of Viorence after a Tuesday disaster. Efforts are hampered by difficult terrain as relief work begins in ruined villages and towns.
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Viorence
Earthquake Devastates Italian Towns. Death Toll Mounts
Survivors recount terrifying tremors and choking dust as Rome region is struck by a major quake. Hundreds killed and thousands injured with towns wrecked. Hospitals in Spezia report about 500 patients. improvised tents serve as makeshift care. The Massa Carrara ducal palace and medieval towers suffered serious damage.
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Rome
Spezia
Massa Carrara
Napoleon
Mail by Airplane Reaches Salt Lake City on New Route
Salt Lake City enters a transcontinental air mail route as Lt Buck Herron lands at Buena Vista field with a DH-4 No 102 from Cheyenne delivering 380 pounds of mail. He reports the flight faced many difficulties but the aircraft and mail are in condition to continue.
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Salt Lake City
Buck Herron
Air Service
Buena Vista Field
Cheyenne
Ship Officers on Trial for False Bonus Claims
In Seattle seven officers of the Gray's Harbor Motor Ship Corporation of Aberdeen Washington were placed on trial Wednesday for allegedly making false claims for a bonus tied to the delivery of a hull built for the government.
Kilby urged arbitration of Alabama coal dispute
Coal operators of Alabama plan to accept Governor Kilbys proposal. They will submit the questions at issue between operators and miners to a three member commission named by the governor for arbitration.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Kilby
Charity Guest Dies Wealthy New York Resident
A charity guest at the municipal lodging house died in a hospital on Wednesday. Reports state his widow holds a Porting estate valued around 120,000.
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New York
Peter Viloviteh
Revolts Spread Near Moscow Amid Soviet Government Turmoil
London dispatch reports several serous revolts against the Russian soviet government near Moscow. Telegrams describe bloodshed and ongoing unrest as clashes erupt in surrounding districts.
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Rede
London
Moscow
Exchange Telegraph
Lithuanians Aid Russians and Clash Over Poland Frontier
Polish reports say Lithuanians attacked Polish forces near Sejny with machine guns and artillery, claiming unprovoked aggression. Negotiations on frontier and future Poland Lithuania relations collapsed as Polish delegates return to Warsaw.
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Poland
Lithuania
Warsaw
Sejny
Grodno
Algustowo
Kovno
Marggrabowa
Augustowo
Saucaya
Obregon Wins Mexico Presidency In Peaceful Election
General Alvaro Obregon is widely conceded winner of Mexico's September 5 vote. Returns incomplete, but election day passed calmly in Mexico City and nearby towns. Domingues had weak showing while working men and firm bands backed Obregon. few business leaders voted.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Light
Domingues
Straw Gas to Run Motor Cars in Viary Experiment
Washington reports straw gas derived from distillation of ordinary field straw is being produced at the Artington experimental farm of the department of agriculture. Officials say straw gas has explosive qualities sufficient to drive automobiles and may be fed for elimination, though its full possibilities are not yet determined.
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Washington
Artington
Department of Agricultire
President’s Health Improves as Wilson Walks to Car
President Wilson, without assistance, walked from the White House front entrance on Tuesday with a cane in hand, amid a crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue. It marked his first major outing via that route since illness, shifting from the rear grounds to the front for the trip.
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Washington
Wilson
Lenate Nebiy
Wreiskly
White House
Ponnayl Yan Avenue
Gonzales Forfeits Bond in Passport Violation Case
San Antonio resident Tieardo Gondites, a former rebel in the Cit ranea regime, forfeited 2000 Liberty bonds after failing to appear on a charge of passport issuing violation, according to court records.
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Gonzales
San Antonio
Tieardo Gondites
Citranea
Mexico
United States
Three States Allow Voting In Gaming Primary, Not All
The report notes that only three states Washington Louisiana New Jersey and Mississippi restrict or enable voting patterns in the gaming sector, affecting suffrage roaders here.
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Washington
Louisiana
New Jersey
Anh Missinaippi
President AdKa For Coal Probe
President Wilson asks Secretary of Labor to study the anthracite coal situation after a telegram from the United Mine Workers of America urging reopening of wage scale talks. He says miners are morally bound to accept the commission report, and a potential proclamation on collective bargaining may follow. The White House gave no timing details.
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Washington
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Anthracite Commission
Department of Labor
White House
Judgment Ordered Against Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
United States District Judge Robert H. Lewis authorized the marshal to collect a judgment of 36,515,088.68 dollars plus 8 percent interest from January 7, 1919, from the Denver and Rio Grande railroad now under receivership.
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D. & R. G. Denver
United States
Robert HE. Lewis
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Tokio Official Wounded in Ambush at Foreign Office
Sectional Chief Saito of the foreign office was shot in the abdomen by a visitor. The assailant fled and threatened others, according to police reports.
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Tokio
Saito
Commercial Brace
Foreign Office
Barracks Damaged by Typhoon at Corrégidor Island
Arrivals from Corrégidor report heavy damage to army property including officers' quarters as a typhoon strikes. Communication with Corrégidor is by steamer only.
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Manila
Corrégidor Island
Tax Association Holds Thirteenth Annual Convention
Delegates from forty-one states plus Hawaii and Porto Rico attend the National Tax Association meeting in Salt Lake City with 225 registered delegates. Inheritance tax policy and federal reform are central topics, with discussions on tax distribution and potential new corporate earnings taxes. Governor Davis and Senator Smoot address sessions. experts from New York and Oklahoma present papers on taxation and proposed reforms.
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Salt Lake City
National Tax Association
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Snaltair
Round Table
Reed Smoot
United States
Senate
Saltair
D. W. Davis
Idaho
W. M. McCrea
Salt Lake
Charles W. Gerstenberg
New York University
William B. Belknap
Louisville
Belknap
Treasury
United States Supreme Court
Homas W. Page
United States Tariff Commission
K. M. Haig
Columbus University
Haig
Douglas Sutherland
Illinois Constitutional Convention Committee On Taxation
Alinois
Postmen Seek Higher Pay at National Union Convention
OClneshnath Postoffice clerks dispute recent salary increases and plan action at the annual convention of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks. Fire Prevention Day is proclaimed with October observance urged by President Wilson.
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Congrome
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Washington
Wilson
Interurban Collision Kills Ten in Denver Suburbs
In a head on crash near Globeville Denver ten people died and seventy were injured when a special excursion train collided with a return car on the Denver Interurban line. Officials say the outbound conductor failed to wait for the inbound train two minutes behind schedule.
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Denver
Globeville
Eldorado Springs
Boulder
Denver & Interurban
Nevada Republicans nominate Tasker L Oddie for senate
Reno Nevada Tasker L Oddie was nominated by the Republican party as their candidate for United States senator He will face Democratic incumbent Charles B Henderson and Independent Anne Martin in the general election Charles R Evans was renominated by the Democrats for Congress Samuel Arentz captured the Republican nomination for Congress
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Reno
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddie
United States
Oddie
Charles B. Henderson
Anne Martin
Charles R. Evans
Congress
Samuel Arentz
Dempsey Defends Title With Third-Round KO
Benton Harbor Michigan September Labor Day crowd of 10 000 watched Jack Dempsey defend his world heavyweight title by stopping Billy Miske in the third round. Gate receipts exceeded 150000 with Dempsey earning over 50000 for the three round bout.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Jack Dempsey
Labor Day
Billy Miske
Miske
Dempsey
Treasury Tightens Rules on Still Sales in Washington
The treasury moves to curb illicit distilling by restricting still sales. Manufacturers must report every sale, name purchasers, and disclose locations where stills will be installed to improve tracking of illicit use.
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Washington
Treasury
Denver Ends Martial Law After Street Strike
Denver issues proclamation ending military control in the city and suburbs. Col G C Ballou announces 2M federal troops on duty during the street railway strike will return to Camp Funston at once.
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Denver
G.C. Ballou
Camp Funston
Robber Gets Away With Heist At Own Chicago Restaurant
Antono, a restaurant owner, reportedly robbed his own Chicago outlet as he passed, rendering the cashier and chef unconscious. The employees said three armed men held them up during the incident.
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Chicago
Antono Rakes
Mexican Tobacco Strike Ends with Agreement Reached
Mexican tobacco workers in the federal district return to work after an agreement with the provincial president. The pact includes promises to address worker demands and ensure conformity with the terms, signaling a settlement of the dispute.
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Mexico
Civ
Federal
Oki Thier Aapater
Diaz Supporters Rally in Mexico City Amid Rebel Activity
Disjointed report notes revolutionary activity near Misatthity in Veracruz region as followers of Felix Diaz, nephew of Porfirio Diaz, mobilize under unclear leadership. President Porfirio Diaz state authority appears referenced with shifting loyalties and local clashes.
Radical Groupe Uniting in Madrid Sparks Socialist Unity
A merged union of Socialist and syndicate factions in Madrid is reported as legally forming now. Socialist newspapers claim the new body could mobilize more than one million workers nationwide.
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Radical Groupe
Madrid
Union of the Socialist
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