Italy Elevates Wages In Factories Amid Social Movement
Premier Giolitti described Italy's wage change as a radical shift in employer worker relations after factories were briefly occupied. He noted metal workers pressed for four lire daily raises to reach parity with a dollar, with employers citing profits and costs. The movement stayed economic, despite some violence and blue-collar agitation.
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WOME
Italy
Giolitri
United Stats
Mor
Confederation of Jabbor
Aviator Killed in Hartford Crash
Hartford, Conn. Oct 3 Lieutenant Arthur C. Wagner of Weyburn Saskatchewan was killed when a plane crashed on the Dartford Golf Club course. Lieutenant Commander William Corry Jr. of the Atlantic fleet aviation section was severely injured with two broken ribs. Corry helped drag Wagner from the flames before an ambulance arrived. Wagner died at 9:19 p.m. tonight in hospital, while Corry remained in serious condition. Witnesses assisted at the scene and an insurance official and a golf club employee aided before medical help arrived.
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Hardford
Conn
Arthur C. Wagner
Wayburn
Saskatchewan
Canela
Comomander ‘Wiliam ‘Meri Corry
Dartford Golf Club
Wagost
Corry
Wagner
Walter. E. Batterson
Martin Keane
Warner
Doubns
Férsons
Varanda
William H. Mann
Gulf
Seal and Horse Steak May Soon Be on Bills of Fare
New York reports that seal, horse, rabbit and kid meats could appear on restaurant menus after U S Department of Agriculture home economics office experiments. Drying tests in the Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry indicate these meats have nourishment value equal to more common meats.
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New York
Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Agricultura
Journal of Industrial and Enginering
Philippines Seek Full Independence and Trading Privileges
Nationalist party proposes independence modeled on Cuba with U.S. supervision and American concessions. Manuel Quezon plans to press Congress in December for Philippine independence while seeking exemption from coastwise shipping rules. He vows loyalty to America and openness to reasonable U.S. wishes amid world tensions.
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Charles A. Datlaby
Manila
Mnea
Nationalist Party
Congress
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Independence
Washington
Quezon
Philippines
American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines
Loynd
America
United States
Men's Henna Colored Suits To Match Women's New Hat
Chicago report notes henna shades becoming fashionable in men’s suits matching women's hats. Tailor designers tout the hue as the latest craze, predicting slimmer coats with three front buttons, no shoulder pads, and boxy overcoats as belts fade. Detoi Stansbury plans a watercoat for heavier men to achieve a lighter appearance.
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Chicago
Merchant Tailor Designere Association
Ulators
Isterettep
Wok
Stansbury
Detgolt
Return Attacks Feared by Ish Village Victims
Reports describe feared reprisals and systematic destruction in Ish village after attacks. Police are investigating am bushings of a motor lorry as townspeople seek Hayfelds, while the creamery is attacked. The wife of the manager recounts a vivid account of how her home was riddled.
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Ish Vilage
Associated Press
Turbercurry
Ireland
Brady
Leeland
Rusve'l
MacSwiney Relapse and Recovery Report
London dispatch says Cork mayor Teroura MacSwiney, on hunger strike day fifty two, suffered a sudden relapse then recovered partly by evening. His pulse remained regular and his mind stayed clear despite the strain amid uneasy conditions in Turbercurry.
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London
Terroura MacSwiney
Cork
MacSwiney
Shall Harding Toot Horn Omaha Legion Men at Odds
In Omaha Nebraska a dispute arises over whether Senator Harding should toot his trombone at a visit. The Legion band leader F Shaffer invited the Republican candidate, drawing objections from Democrat Leo Bove who recalls the invitation. Rank and file split along party lines.
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Harding Toot Horn
Omaha Legion
Omaha
Joe “American Legion
F. Shaffer
Legion Bend
Shatferig
Republican
Leo Bove
Legion Band
Legion
Woman Suffrage Faces Vital Test Tomorrow
Washington October 3 The National Woman Suffrage amendment faces its supreme and most critical test as injunction suits filed by anti suffragists from Tennessee Mississippi West Virginia Arkansas are heard before the District Court of Appeals. If any two suits are upheld it could invalidate the amendment and affect primary elections in New Hampshire Wisconsin Massachusetts New Jersey and other states and possibly upset the presidential election outcome if the Court of Appeals sides with opponents.
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Washington
Tennessee
Mi Wampahire
Migsegri
West Wirst
Arkansas
District Court of Appeals
Averthrow
Paul
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Massanassusetts
New Tensey
Suf
Japanese Fear Race Moves In United States Urge Hands Off Policy
An Associated Press summary from Tokyo reports Japanese leaders fear anti Japanese sentiment in the United States could trigger wider exclusion. They urge Americans to leave the California situation to settle itself and argue United States policy blocks Japanese progress in China while seeking to protect acquired rights of Japanese in California amid broader Hangrapton questions.
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IBY
Associated Press
Tokio
Oct. S
Japan
United States
Peranngs
California
Galitsia
Hangrapton
Fouth
Borah Declares Against League of Nations Ultimatum
Senator Borah of Idaho, leader of the irreconcilables, will press Harding to an unequivocal anti League stand before election day. He asserts the League of Nations, in any form, impinges on American sovereignty and will rally other irreconcilables, including Senator Johnson, to oppose pro league moves.
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Idaho
Harding
Republican Party
League of Nations
Danbury
League—Bridgeport
Universal Service
Washington
Borah
National Committee
League’of Nations
Elihu Root
Berenhea
Brandegee
Harding League
America
Viscount Grey
United States
Europe
League
Johnson
California
Poes
Harmony Prevails as Harding Denies Rift With Irreconcilables
Oct 2 report from Onto quotes Republican presidential nominee Harding denying a break with irreconcilable senators over the treaty. He says he approves Senator Borah’s public addresses and will align with his views for the Republican ticket. Johnson endorsement noted. fall telegraphic report from Los Angeles Sept 23 supports unity.
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Associated Press
Marlon
Onto
Harding
Repblican
Borah
Vetern
Johnson
Joanaon
Los Angeles
Tolnegen
Wilson Appeals to Endorse League at Polls
President Wilson issued a direct national appeal urging voters to endorse the League of Nations at the November election. He denounced critics who claimed Article Ten would drag the U.S. into war and asserted Congress retains sole war-declaration power. He addressed no candidates by name and criticized those misled on the issue.
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Wilson
League
Congress
Washington
League of Nations
Hts
United States
Eulogy in Dalton for Former Senator Murray Crane
Attendants in Dalton and Part of nearby areas attend tributes at the Contrescutional Church for former Senator Murray Crane who died yesterday Messages of condolence pour in from across the country Reverend Ralph M Timberlake delivers a heartfelt tribute recalling Cranes philanthropy and kinship with the community
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Dalton
Mass
Odden
Pltisfield
Wy. Murray Crane
Rivals for 1920 Baseball Honors Ready for Gong
Teams evenly matched in opener as Babe Marquard tips his cap to Sarge Bagby on the mound.
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Gong
Babe” Marquard
Sarge
Bagby
Grand Jury Revelations Shape World Series Ticket Demand
In New York and Brooklyn, ticket sales for the 1920 world series between Brooklyn and Cleveland are swelling. Unreserved seats will be sold day of game while many fans face long box office lines, as clubs report reservations slow and fans rush for immediate admission. Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson, a Baltimore Orioles veteran, leads a team blending old school craft with new methods, highlighting the clash of eras in the fall classic.
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New York
Getni
America
Ebbets
Broolyn
Brodkéiyat
Cleveland
Chicago
Broc Yn
Broooklys
Wilbert Robinsemanger
Brooklyn
Baltimore Oriclea
Brenager Rob
Orioles
Swann to Probe Baseball Scandal In New York
District Attorney Swann announced a sweeping probe into baseball corruption and possible fixing by New York gamblers tied to the World Series scandal. The grand jury will convene tomorrow morning and may hear insiders. Attell is asserting his rights as questions begin.
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Swann
New York Gemblers
Grand
Airit
Attell
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U. 5
Tubbercurry Hall
Supreme Court
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Aunt Hester
PRI
Joome On
Crane
Massachusetts
Attormey
Abe Attell
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
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