Longshoremen Insurgents Leave Settlement to Union
At Tam many Hall New York October 9 officers of the International longshoremen's Union urged strikers to place their case with union officials for settlement but failed to win a resumption of talks. A committee of twelve locals will meet shipping interests and O'Connor, with a turnout of wary, restless workers watching from the hall.
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Tammany Hall
T. W. O'Connor
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Fiers
Neny York
Hoboken
Elementa
Pnion
New York Harbor
W. O. Pollock
United State Railroad Administration
Chicago
Bridgeport to Open Narcotic Clinic for 100 Addicts
Bridgeport plans a narcotic clinic within two weeks to treat about 100 addicts. Federal agents surveyed the city and neighboring states note clinics already operating in New Haven and Waterbury. The clinic will operate under federal oversight with city health officials directing on site. A police representative and local physician are to be assigned, with establishment expected by week’s end.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Nckian
Police Department
Embargo Affects Bridgeport Shipments to South
Bridgeport manufacturers face costly changes as embargoes on freight via New York harbor linger after the Longshoremen strike. Officials say only southern routes via New Haven to New York are restricted, forcing firms to choose all-rail or transfer shipments with added expense.
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New York Harbor
Bridgeport
New York
New Haven Road
Wither City
New Haven
Sleuths Nab Man In Act Of Carrying Out Threat
Detectives disarmed and detained Bomano as he entered the restaurant at 180 Kossuth Street with a loaded 32 caliber revolver, after threatening to kill his 18 year old wife Annie Bouano whom he had married at 14. He faces charges of breach of the peace and carrying concealed weapons.
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Kossuth Street
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Two Gags Wanted for Persistent Bridgeporter Singer
White Plains police appeal for two gag gifts to end a three day concert by four vocalists held for grand jury on charges of attempted grand larceny. Frank Conners of Providence and Joseph White of Bridgeport are among the song birds who sang through arrests, booking, and confinement.
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White Plains
N.Y
Frank Conners
Providence
RK. 1
Joseph White
Bridgeport
Jyoching
Rich Builder in Critical Condition After Suicide Attempt
Georges L. L'Hommedieu, a wealthy contractor from Atlantic City and New York, attempted suicide by slashing his wrists with a razor and leaping from a third story window at Hotel Morehouse. He is at St. Vincent's Hospital, his wife at his bedside, and his condition he says improved earlier but remains critical. He vanished with nervous trouble weeks earlier and was identified by his wife at the hospital.
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Georges L. L'Hommedien
Atlantc City
New York
Morehouse
Pequonnock Street
Bt. Vingent’s
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Helel
Auto Collides With Trolley Injuring Passengers
A Ford car carrying Mr and Mrs Charles S Donley and their two year old daughter collided with a trolley near Airfield last night. Mrs Donley suffered a scalp wound and facial injuries and was treated at emergency hospital, then home. Detected injuries also affected the Donleys’ companion Robert Burns and the trolley motorman, with glass injuries and vehicle damage reported. The Donleys were en route to Bridgeport when they failed to see the trolley due to obstructed lights.
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Hencheon
Airfield
Charles S. Donley
Rigak Fowk Turnpike
Jirvergency Hospital
Donley
Escupell
Robert Burns
Fairfield Avenue
Donleys
Dontey
Bridgeport
Jie
Antigone Rams Gaelic Prince in New York Harbor Collision
The British steamer Gaelic Prince inbound from Manila was rammed in the Ambrose Channel entrance by the U S transport Antigone. Gaelic Prince was damaged and beached. Antigone reported only minor damage and reached port. No loss of life.
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New York
Manila
New York Harbor
France
Geelle Prince
Paname
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Reds Win Ninth In Series On Eighth Game Rally
In Chicago Redlegs defeat White Sox ten to five to clinch the series. Moran's Reds pounce early, drive Wey Williams from the mound, and bash three runs in the eighth to seal the win before 32,930 paid admissions. Heavy attendance totals recorded with big shares for players and teams.
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Redhind Field
Cincinnati
Tat Moran
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Reis
Reds
Chia
Wey
Claude Wiliams
al Torigins
Path
Hisberg
Daubert
Ssaphereld
Groh
Roush
Duncan
Jtoush
Guegaunkuan Wallops
Wilttme
Sue
James Strode
Npt
Iniea
Service Star Legion Born in Baltimore
National War Mothers meeting in Baltimore votes to rename the group Service Star Legion. In a park ceremony mothers plant trees for each U S state and for each Allied nation as memorials to the war dead. Ambassador Iseeland and Cardinal Cliblons addressed crop exercises attendees.
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Fila National War Mothers
Organisation
Service Star Legion
Lil Park
Iseeland
Cardinal Cliblons
End of May Strike Looms in Steel Industry Talks
Washington Oct 1 Concrete proposals to ease labor disputes were presented at the national industrial conference. Plans call for arbitration of the nationwide steel strike with return to work, a three month industrial truce, presidential arbitration including ex presidents, and a system for industry wide adjudication through boards.
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Washington
Get
Congress
Thomas J. Chadbourne
Walsh Clarifies Stance On League Pact In Senate Row
Massachusetts Senator David J. Walsh spoke in the Senate to clear doubt about voting for the peace treaty. The scene in the galleries grew tense as applause erupted for his remarks opposing portions of the league covenant. The incident ended with the chamber voting 38 to 36 on a procedural motion, party lines intact.
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Marshal
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Walsh
Shantung
Hoor
Lodge
Graft and Corruption Rampant in Germany Says Bauer
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bauer denouncing graft and a moral sickness across German society. He outlines a government program to root out corruption at all levels including officials and the revolutionary right. He cites risks in elections and warns against nationalist slander aiding Allied powers.
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Card H. von Witgand
Berlin
Qet
Bauer Jn
National Assembly
Merv Bauer
Germany
Cea TreMay
West Bound Flyer in Cross Country Derby
Chicago's transcontinental air race coverage details east and west bound fliers, led by Maynard and Smith. Maynard's day totals 886 miles, reaching Cheyenne with 1,696 miles in two days. Smith follows 862 miles to Omaha. Weather, snow storms, and soggy fields slow progress across the United States.
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Wyo
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Lowell B. Smith
Omaha
Maynard
New York
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Buffalo
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Ohio
Smith
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Hall
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KE. V. Wales
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Obert Pass
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Pilotales
William Goldborough
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Green River
Wye
Salt Lake City
Progress slow in Wilson case doctors expect slow recovery
Washington Oct 9 President Wilson's doctors said recovery would be slow and may take considerable time before returning to work. Admiral Grayson, his physician, declined to forecast when he might resume duties, noting it would not be soon if guidance from attendants is followed. The president wishes to rejoin affairs, but remains confined. The morning bulletin reported no material change in Vice President's condition, but slight improvement continued.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Wison
Lily
White House
Stilt
Pullatin
Germany blamed for trouble at Fiume says General Harries
Atlantic City N J October General Harries head of U S military counn ties in Germany after a nine month stay told the American Electrical H Railways association that Germany alone was responsible for unrest in France England and the United States since the peace treaty. He said Germany hopes to regain industrial supremacy and lower indemnity but will stir internal unrest if opposed He asserted without detailing how he knows Germany was responsible and warned of widespread unease led by Germany.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Electrical H Railways Association
George ‘. Harries
Germany
United States
France
England
Harries
Tearmany
Fiarmany
Germans March Toward Vina Reported by Daily Mail
A Riga London dispatch cites a Daily Mail telegram stating German forces advance toward Vina. The telegraph correspondence from Telaland dated Tuesday notes German troop movements and potential strategic pressure in the Balkans.
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Riga
London
Vina
Daily Mail
Senate labor committee probes steel strike moves to Pittsburgh
The senate labor committee led by Senator Kenyon departs Washington for Pittsburgh to continue investigations into the steel strike. The panel aims to review theater strike issues as part of its ongoing inquiry.
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Steel Strike Probe
Pittsburgh
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Jawa
Pittabarsh
Cie Senate
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