OIEEL Workers Plan to Walk Out in Steel Strike Fight
Pittsburg national committee for organizing from and steel workers voted down postponement of a strike action. Delegates from twenty four unions left for home to mobilize a walkout in September under union agreements. The group urged delaying the walkout after Washington conference but faced opposition from supporters of President Wilson and Samuel Gompers.
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Pittsburg
National Committee For Organizing From and Steel Workers
Washington
National Committee
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Liior
Opposition leaders plan immediate show of strength over Johnson amendment
Washington reports opposition senators at a Thursday conference resolved to mobilize for a showdown on the Johnson amendment. They aim to secure votes in the league of nations, noting the United States would hold six votes alongside Great Britain.
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Washington
Senate
United States
League of Nations
Great Britain
Wilson
League Assembly
Assembly
Empire
League
Council
Spanish Vessel Week Overdue Near Mavana
The Spanish passenger steamship Vulbanera, owned by the Vinting line, is over a week overdue at Mavana with many passengers aboard. It is believed to have been disabled by last week's gulf hurricane and stranded on a shoal or coral key.
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New York
Vinting Line
Mavana
Coral Key
Clergymen Call Nationwide Strike Over Salaries
Charles A. McAlpine of the northern Baptist laymen committee urged a countrywide strike by Baptist clergymen if higher salaries are not granted. The statement was issued in New York on Thursday.
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New York
Charles A. McAlpine
National Committee of Northern Baptist
Wilson condemns cooperative police pressure nationwide
President Wilson telegraphed from Dunsmuir California to the city government stating that the organization of police forces to press public opinion should not be tolerated or permitted. The message was received Thursday by the local authorities.
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Washington
Wilson
Dunsmuir
Cal
Mutineers Executed in Mexican Army Rebellion
Reported mutiny by Mexican soldiers in Septem der Sant Almedenes Lower California led to two of eight Afexicana executed on Thursday. Six others received short penitentiary terms in Mexteaity as authorities moved to quell the disturbance.
Hungarian Reds Wreck Schools in Tudapest
A distorted report claims Bolshevik influence disrupts Dudapest schools as a minister cites widespread damage to tuition and moral instruction. The piece alleges chaos in classrooms and promotion of free love amid radical agitation.
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Tudapest
Dudapest
Minbeter
Fall in Food Prices Reported by Washington
A Washington report notes a fall in food prices as the price committee begins its work. The decline is described as ten to one cent per item, signaling an adjustment in the retail market.
Zionists Close Convention Chooses Leaders
The Zionists of America convention ends with the election of officers and members of the executive committee. Delegates close the session at the national gathering, signaling organizational leadership for the group.
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Heaton
Ofcloers
Comuetiog
Zaloniste of
America
Emma Goldman to be Deported
Warrants have been issued by immigration authorities for Emma Goldman and two associates over alleged threats and incitement. The targets, named in the warrants, are detained as authorities pursue deportation proceedings.
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Emma Goldman
Warrington
Raga Goldin
Alex Wider Berio
Masked men rob mail car on Ocean Limited near Plarlaka
Masked assailants stopped the Ocean Limited near Plarlaka early Tuesday gaged and hounded mail clerks, robbing the mail car of stamps and paper as the train traveled through the Cue odien rallyway.
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Queboc
Citidio
Oeean Limited
Cueodien
Plarlaka
STA Ly Paper and Silver
Congress Thanks Pershing for World War I Service
General John J. Pershing received formal thanks from Congress in a joint session of Senate and House in Washington. Speaker Champ Clark presented the resolution while Senators Cummins and Speaker Gillett watched as Pershing stood before the flag draped wall. The address praised his leadership and the American war effort in France.
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Champ Clark
Senate
House
Washington
House of Representatives
John J. Pershing
Congress
France
Pershing
Senator Cummins
Gillett
General Ershing
Senaitor Cummins
Clark
General Pershing
Woman Strangled to Death in Utah Mystery
Salt Lake City reports reveal Velma Adkins of Twin Falls Idaho was found strangled near Tooele. John Borich, arrested as the confessed slayer, says he was hired by John Green to kill her so Green could collect life insurance.
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Salt Lake City
John Borich
Velma Adkins
Velma Green
Twin Falls
Ida
Lincoln Highway
Tooele
Borich
John Green
Green
Honduras Quiet After Revolt Yet Turmoil Lingers
Tegucigalpa reported to the state department that Honduras is quiet overall on Saturday, with the general situation stabilizing though some revolutionary disorders persist along the north coast.
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Washington
State Department
Teguccigalpa
Honduras
Washerwomen Strike Gains Chicago Suburbs Support
North shore washerwomen join Chicago labor action demanding higher wages and better conditions. They seek four dollars per day and a noon meal. a victory includes five dollars daily and car fare compensation.
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Chicago
North Shore
Gulf Storm Death Toll Rising Across Corpus Christi Area
Corpus Christi and Nueces Bay area face a growing death toll from the hurricane and tidal surge. Officials fear hundreds dead with 100 to 300 as unofficial estimates. bodies found along the bay shores as burial parties search lowlands. Temporary morgue closed. remains carried to cemeteries for simple rites.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Nueces Bay
Portland
Whitepoint
Rocita
Corups Christi
Wilson Names Public Representatives for Industrial Conference
President Wilson invites twenty two public representatives to join sixty six others for the October 6 meeting in Washington. Organized labor and organized employers will each have twenty two delegates, the conference to define a new order between capital and labor. The session will be in the White House east room with the president presiding.
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San Francisco
Wilson
Washington
Enat
White House
Hungary Refuses Kun Extradition Demand
The Alwirian government in Vienna newspapers is reported as refusing to surrender Bela Kun, the Budapest dictator of the communist era, until proof of murder and theft accusations is provided.
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Varis
Hungary
Bela Kun
Budapest
Vienna
Race Riot in New York Leaves Casualties
A clash in the city’s Negro section on 1330h Street and Lexom Avenue left one man dead and two injured, with a patrolman assaulted during the fight between Black and white residents occurred Monday.
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New York
Lexom Avenue
Order Restored in Honduras Washington and Navy Return
The United States cruiser Cleveland resumes control of Honduras operations and the landing force has returned to the Cleveland at Puerto Cortez after orders were restored. The State Department has been advised of the development.
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Honduras
Washington
United States
Cleveland
Puerto Cortez
State Department
China Declares Peace With Germany Surprising Move
Washington reports China ended the war with Germany by edict dated September 15 rather than signing the Versailles treaty. The act complicates Wilson’s effort to resolve the Shantung question as Japan faces renewed pressure to restore Kiaochow to China and participate in peace arrangements. Officials in Tokyo and Washington framed the disclosure as authentic amid shifting diplomacy.
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Washington
Germany
Wilson
Japan
China
Paris
Shantung
Kiaochow
Tokio
Lansing
William Phillips
State Department
Capitol
Socialist Offices Wrecked in New York District
Socialist headquarters in Manhattan's Seventeenth district were wrecked Wednesday night by several men in U S uniforms. No injuries reported and police are investigating the incident.
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New York
Seventeenth District
United States
Influenza Reports Rise in Chicago Health Records
Thirty five cases of Spanish influenza were reported to the health department over three days in Chicago. The outbreak matched the onset in the same period of the year, marking the epidemic's early creep into the city.
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Chicago
Health Department
Belgian Primate Thanks Americans at Lyric Theatre
Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium thanked America for support during the country’s time of trial in a packed Lyric Theatre audience Tuesday night.
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Baltimore
Lyric Theatre
Cardinal Mercer
America
Californians Hear Wilson Plea for Treaty
President Wilson told a San Francisco Civic Auditorium crowd that the treaty issue would be decided rightly by the people. He defended the league of nations as the product of long thought and argued against changes proposed by the Senate committee.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Wilson
League of Nations
League
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Albany Adams Defends War on Buy Now Drive
Attorney General Palmer urges nationwide action against the buy now campaign as a step to curb high prices. He says public resolve could materially aid in solving the cost of living.
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Albany
N. Y
Palmer
Burch Elected Bishop of New York Diocese
The Right Man Charles Sumner Burch suffragan bishop of the New York diocese was elected bishop of New York on the third ballot at a special diocesan convention.
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Burch
New York
Charles Sumner Burch
Protestant Episcopal Church
No Refuge in Bankruptcy Across Early Nations
The piece surveys historical attitudes toward debt and bankruptcy from France Japan Scotland Siam and England. It notes drastic penalties for financial failure from green caps to chains and even the death penalty, with a cited case of John Perrot hanged in 1761.
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France
China
Japan
Scotland
Siam
England
John Perrot
London
For Sale High-Grade Player Piano in Excellent Condition
A high-grade player piano, latest model, used but perfect condition, offered at an attractive price and on favorable terms. Write Consolidated Music Co. at 13 to 19 East First South St., Salt Lake City, Utah for details and purchase arrangements.
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Consolidated Music Co
East First South Bt
Sault Lake City
Utah
Lord John Russell and a life of public service
G W BE recalls Lord John Russell as a figure who shaped political life across eras. He reflects on Russell’s roles from foreign secretary to prime minister, and shares vivid memories from Pem broke lodge and travels with literary and political figures such as Charles Fox, Lord Holland, Tom Moore, Francis Jeffrey, Doctor Parr, Sir Walter Scott, Napoleon, and the Duke of Wellington.
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Pembroke Lodge
Charles Fox
Lord Holland
Tom Moore
Francis Jeffrey
Doctor Parr
Melrose Abbey
Sir Walter Scott
Siddons
Napoleon
Elba
Duke of Wellington
Torres Vedraas
G. W. BE. Russell
Universal symbol found on tombs and artifacts worldwide
The awastike symbol appears on tombs at Hissartik near ancient Troy, on Indian inscriptions, Etruscan necropolises, coins of Gaga and Corinth, rock carvings in Sweden, and Celtic stones in Britain. In America it was widely used by pre Columbian aborigines.
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Hissartik
Ancient
Troy
India
Gaga
Corinth
Sweden
Britain
America
Penon de Coron Bird Nest Trade Attracts Traders
Rugged Penon de Coron shores draw few visitors beyond Chinese trailers. Cliffs inspire awe as nests are harvested by marives who climb and swing from ropes to obtain the famed delicacy sold to oriental traders for bird nest soup.
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Penon de Coron
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