President in Fighting Mood at St Louis Denounces Quitters
President Wilson in St Louis denounces Senate opponents of the peace treaty as quitters and scuttlers. He vows a finish fight over reservations to Section 10 and targets Lodge Knox Borah Johnson in foreign relations. Businessmen favor ratification as the city greets him with two speeches.
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St. Louis
America
Wilson
United States Senate
Ohio
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Love Drama Linked to Boston Ad for Office Work
An ad placed by Louis M. Rodriguez in a Boston newspaper three years ago sought a young woman for office work. Hazel Kussmaul answered, was hired, and came with her mother Effie B. Hewins to Rodriguez’s office. The case notes her growing involvement in his business before further details continue on Page S-Second Col.
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Norfolk County
Louis M. Rodriguez
Dedham
George Granville Darling
Eugene P. Hewins
Oakdale Avenue
East
Hewins
Boston
Western Hemisphere
Business World
Mexico
Army and Navy Journal
Hub
The
Engineers’ Review
Hazel Kussmaul
Rodriguez
Effie B. Hewins
Eugene B. Hewins
East Dedham
Coal Miners Vote to Strike in Lackawanna Wyoming Valleys
In Scranton Pennsylvan ia the Delaware and Hudson miners' grievance committee ordered a general work suspension across 26 collieries in the Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys. About 19 000 men face stoppage, the largest anthracite strike since 1902. The dispute began with Powderly Colliery at Carbondale over elimination of mechanical loaders.
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Scranton
Penn
Delaware & Hudson Company
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Powderly
Carbondale
Postal Men Approve Bill Bringing Civil Service Recognition
The National Association of Letter Carriers approved a congressional bill by Representative Kelley of Pennsylvania. It seeks official recognition for all classified civil service employees and the creation of a court of appeals for them. Also adopted: ban on parcel post deliveries over four pounds and half holidays on Saturdays.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Letter Carriers
Kelley
Pennsylvania
United States
Court of Appeals
Police to Court as Talks With Union Continue
Settlement of the police union controversy heads to state court rulings. No strike or walkout is planned, and Police Commissioner Curtis or Mayor Peters will not change stance unless a deal with the union leads to quitting the A F L C I O. James J. Storrow chairs the mayoral committee seeking an arrangement.
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Curtis
Peters
James J. Storrow
A. F. of L
Storrow
Police union chiefs pledge to fight ruling after Rule 35 cases
Both contending factions the union policemen and their chief the commissioner are confident of victory in the promised legal battle with the commissioner's finding on the 19 officers tried for violation of Rule 35. Level headed police leaders cautioned against a strike, and after two meetings in Fay Hall their restraint appeared to pay off.
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Fay Hall
Ruth Powers Red Sox Past Athletics at Shibe Park
Babe Ruth and the Boston Red Sox pounded Philadelphia at Shibe Park scoring 15 runs to 7 against the Athletics. Ruth hit his 25th homer as Boston racked up 25 hits and 41 total bases in the afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Shibe Park
Red Sox
Athletics
Belgians to be protected by Britain and U S
London dispatch reports the Evening Standard citing high authority that Belgium’s security against German aggression will be guaranteed in the future by Great Britain and the United States.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Belgium
Great Britain
United States
Western Maryland coal pier burned at Port Covington
A massive fire at Baltimore Port Covington destroyed the Western Maryland railroad coal pier 1000 feet long and 90 feet high along with coal cars and load. The blaze blackened the harbor terminals south of the city as flames raged tonight.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Port Covington
Ex Kaiser Carried 130000 Cash Across Border
Berlin reports former Emperor William had 650000 marks about 130000 dollars on his person when he fled to Holland. Prussian finance minister Dr. Suedekum says no evidence the Hohenzollern funds were planted abroad and plans a forthcoming settlement of the family's finances not born of pettiness or malice.
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Berlin
Associated Press
William
Holland
Albert O. W. Suedekum
Suedekum
Six Men Jailed in Auto Theft Ring
Cambridge police arrested six men in a staged trap after weeks of work led by Captain John Canney. Eight automobiles alleged stolen were recovered in the operation.
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Cambridge
John Canney
Cambridge Force
Arrested Men Named in Cambridge Directory List
The report enumerates men arrested with occupations, listing Albert Mann aged 38 of 78 Porter Road, Cambridge, described as a manager of the ...
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Albert Mann
Porter Road
Cambridge
Armed Miners Demand Union Amid Kanawha Campout
About 1000 armed Kanawha county coal miners massed near Winifrede Junction awaiting reinforcements to march into the Guyan fields to press operators for unionization. Officials said plans included moving to Ramage to join local miners and that up to 20 000 union miners from Kanawha and Boone counties were expected by Sunday night to reach the Guyan fields for a showdown.
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Huntington
W. Va
Kanawha County
Winifrede Junction
Guyan Coal Fields
Winifrede
Ramage
Boone County
Kanawha
N E Shopmen Postpone Striking in Boston Area
The railroad shopmen of Boston and New England decided to postpone enforcing their demand for ten cents an hour, officials of the local system federations announced yesterday.
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Boston
New England
Mayflower voyage and pivotal wartime events noted
The passage recalls the Mayflower sailing in 1620 and cites key historic moments including President McKinley’s 1901 shooting, the Kaiser taking command at Nancy in 1914, a New York railway strike, a British advance near Peronne a year earlier, and a Persic transport torpedoing with all aboard saved off the English coast.
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England
America
McKinley
Kaiser
Nancy
New York
Peronne
Persic
United States
English
England Says No German Competition Threat
Sir Auckland Geddes told toy makers London that the government rejects a three year embargo on imports. He cited Germany's small exportable stock and rising production costs plus coal and raw material shortages. Geddes warned there is nothing to fear from German competition and that British industry would gain from trade with Germany.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
National Service and Reconstruction
Germany
Sir Auckland
Fair Weather Bids Warm Weekend for Boston Area
Weather forecast for southern New England calls for fair conditions Saturday with warmer temperatures, followed by fair Sunday with light southerly winds. Northern New England also looks fair, warmer inland. A tropical disturbance near Vieques Island tracks northwest with moderate intensity and higher interior temperatures expected by Sunday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Interior
Inagua
Atlantic States
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games saw Boston defeat Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Brooklyn edge New York 3 to 2 while Chicago topped Pittsburg 2 to 0. American League slate included St Louis 1 Cincinnati 6 and Boston 15 Philadelphia 7 Detroit 12 St Louis 3 Chicago 9 Cleveland 1.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Actors Strike Ends In Victory For Equity Association
The four week actors strike in New York and other cities closed nearly 200 theatres. An agreement was announced early today, deemed a virtual victory for the Actors Equity Association, with dispute centered on manager attitude toward actors. Will Deming, one of the stars, said managers protected their own rights while claiming to defend actors.
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New York
Actors
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity League
Will Deming
Deming
Wife Takes Child to Store Then Dies by Gas Inside Home
Mrs. Sarah Cooper 34, wife of Samuel Cooper an electrician, sent her T year old daughter to a store and later killed herself by gas at her home 72 Gardner Street Malden. The husband returning home found her body with a gas tube nearby. She had recently suffered influenza and been in ill health since last fall.
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Sarah Cooper
Samuel Cooper
Gardner Street
Malden
Sugar shortage ends in Chicago with Cuba shipments
Chicago Sept 5 Henry I Rolapp chairman of the food administration sugar distribution committee announced the sugar shortage is practically at an end and normal conditions will resume within 10 days The government now has 100 boats bringing raw sugar from Cuba as stated by Rolapp
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Chicago
Henry I. Rolapp
Food Administration Sugar Distribution Committee
Cuba
Mr. Rolapp
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