European cooperation urged after war turmoil report
Edward A. Pitene, former war shipping chairman, urged U S cooperation with Europe after four months touring war damaged nations excluding Russia. He warned France seeks indemnity yet risks empowering Germany, while coal shortages threaten recovery. Germany could not pay now but could with fair treatment and production strength.
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Boston
Edward A. Pitene
War Shipping Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Russia
England
United States
France
Germany
Brance
Austria
Filena
Felal
Foreign Office
Herr Boyer
Old Guard Seeks Ballard's Scalp
The Republican town committee meets tonight to change district chairmen selection. Delegates from each district will name their own chairmen, replacing appointments by town chairmen. Rumors say district chairs will depose Town Chairman Leonard, with Ballard possibly removed as treasurer.
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Republican
Cheipman
Leonard
Frank E. Ballard Wa
Caramitteo
Ballard
Cherd
Wilson
Brandegee Admits Women Seek His Scalp in Connecticut
Senator Frank Brandegee said the entire Republican ticket in Connecticut would win by the largest majority in state history, with Republican women supporting Harding and opposing a Democratic Senate. He claimed Democratic women had abandoned hope of victory and focused on defeating Brandegee, while Republican unity and record crowds bolstered the campaign.
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New York
Connecticut
Frank 3. Brandegee
Republican National Committee
Cox
Benanr Breadegee
Harding
Senate
Néngtor
Boran
New Jersey Women Condemn Rouge and Shimmy
At a New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Haddonfield on October 7, representatives of over 160 women’s clubs condemned rouge powder and the shimmy as harmful for schoolgirls. Miss Carolina Lamont of Orange introduced a resolution urging standard dress for women and wore a simple modest gown with buttons as a model.
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Misa Carolina Lamont
Orange
Miss Lamont
Bullard Plant to Close for Two Weeks
Bullard Machine Tool company plans a two week shutdown starting Monday October 11 affecting about 900 workers. Three hundred will stay on to complete urgent production. no wage cuts or order cancellations reported as management says the pause lets the firm reset schedules amid general industry readjustment.
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Bullard Machine Grant Company
Stanley H. Bullard
Gullard Machine, Tool Company
Busj
Cotton mill plans four day work week for next week
Whitinsville Linwood and Baundersville cotton mill announces a four day working schedule to begin next week. The curtailment comes as a response to softness in the cotton market.
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Whitinsville
Mass
Linwood
Baundersville
Baron Aliotti Named Ambassador to United States
Rome reports Baron Aliotti has been appointed ambassador to the United States with an official announcement issued today.
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Baron Aliotti
U. S
Rome
United States
Soviet Regime Faces Collapse From Starvation
Berlin dispatch reports growing alarm over famine and military humiliation in Russia. Hunger and cold threaten Red rule as Bolshevik leaders consolidate and Moscow struggles amid threats of court martial and shifting loyalties.
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Karg A. von Wiegand
Berlin
Riga
Russia
Moscow
Gonsral Budenry
Calvary
Lemberg
Petlura
Ilha Ukraine
Wrenxel
Kolchuk
Germany
Russie
Borah Endorses Harding Rejection of League
HARSFORD Oct. 7 Senator William E Borah of Tolsho in two addresses here endorsed Warren G Harding s Des Moines speech calling for scrapping the Wilson League of Nations He argued Congress under the League could not refuse to declare war if territorial integrity of a member is attacked and refuted Wilsons view and Irving Fisher s article on disarmament.
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Harsford
Willam E. Borah
Tolsho
Warren
Harding
Des Moines
Wilson League of Nations
Wilson
Congress
League
Irving Fisher
Cox Praises League of Nations in Kentucky Campaign
Governor Cox argued for American entry to the League of Nations amid eight speeches in Kentucky and Tennessee. He cited practical and moral grounds, pledges to war participants, disarmament savings, resumed European credit, and potential naval and land reforms. He disputed Harding on railroad policy and claimed a conspiracy by big business and pro-Democrat presses sought to undermine the League.
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Nashville
Tent
Gov. Cox
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ryman
League
Jalonce
American Legion
Harding
Congress
Qilo
Cox
Democratic and Progress ‘Ve
Flan
Daniels Blames G.O.P. for Present High Costs
Rockford, Ill. Sept. 7 Secretary Daniels tonight blamed the Republican party for current high costs and world conditions. He charged Republicans failed to enact progressive legislation and misrepresented their platform as tax reform. He asserted they promised tax cuts and cost reductions in 1918 but accomplished little in federal taxation or living costs.
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Rockford
Daniels
Treasury
Congress
Lawa
Population totals show continental U S up 14.8 percent
Census Bureau release reports continental United States population at 105,683,108 with an increase of 19,710,842 or 14.8 percent. Alaska and outlying possessions await figures, while Minnesota Nebraska and others post gains.
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Continental
U. S
Washington
Unitell Luwes
Natory
Alaska
Tor
Military
Naval Service
Census Bureau
Minnesota
Tennessee
Alabama
Nebraska
Connecticut
Hope of Civilization Lies in Democratic Appeal
George White, Democratic National Committee chair, urged Republicans and women who back the League of Nations to join the Democrats to preserve the plan to deter war. He accused Senator Harding of rejecting the League and argued only the Democratic party can safeguard civilization, linking the war’s sacrifices to the 1918 armistice and the League as the path to peace.
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White
League
Harding
New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Heding
United States
Phia
Ha Joger
Borah
Johnson
Himzelt
Mesara
Taft
Root
Wickersham
Hoovysr
Theuu
Dee Moines
Governor Cox Escapes Platform Collapse in Ohio Rally
Gov James M Cox Democratic presidential candidate narrowly escaped injury when a platform collapsed at a rally in Bowling Green Ohio. He was on the edge of the platform as it gave way. Several women were knocked down and rattled but no serious injuries occurred. One man suffered a wrist wound and another a minor hand cut.
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Bowling Green
Nsy
James M. Cox
Wie
Heri
Onton
Colby Urges Calm in Political Campaign Speech
Cleveland October 7 secretary of state Bainorldpe Colby urged dispassionate voter consideration during a western swing in support of the Democratic ticket. He warned anger and partisan malice fuel terrible discourse and urged public duty guiding passion as a poor counsel.
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Cleveland
Bain
Leonard Forces Ws Wards N 600 Primaries
Nicholas Tesing district chairman runs a successful campaign to back the organization. Caldwell defeats King as Connor's forces push for party unity with Leonard supporting all nominees.
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Nicholas Tesing
Connor
Leonard
Aldermanic State Primaries Pick Republican Nominees
Republican nominees for alderman from the districts were selected at the primaries last night. District 1 Howard F Bryant. District 2 John W Hibbard. District 3 James T Reynolda. District 4 Ernest W Reichert. District 5 David W Price. District 6 Alfred J Knapp. District 7 Edward T Hamil. District 8 Bart C Marty. District 9 Wibert Sanford. District 10 Frank J Kisgo. District 11 Charles C Blackham. District 12 Jane Y Caldwell.
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Howard F Bryant
John W Hibbard
Brit
James T. Reynolda
Ernest W. Reichert
David W. Price
Alfred J. Knapp
Edward T. Hamil Ord
Bart C. Marty
Wibert Sanford
Frank J. Kisgouth
Charles C. Blackham
Jane Y. Caldwell
Adherents of Mayor Wilson Win Key Republican Districts
The city Republican organization under Town Chairman John A. Leonard carried nine districts, including the Sixth where Alfred J. Knapp defeated Louis West 490 to 158. Joan Caldwell led in the Twelfth District, with Tohn W. Hib mentioned in the report.
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Wilson
John A. Leonard
Alfred ‘J. Knapp
Louis ‘West
Joan ¥. Caldwell
Gstriet
Tohn W. Hib
Dodgers edge Cleveland in tense series clincher
Sherrod Smith pitched Brooklyn to a 2 1 victory over Cleveland in the third game of the super pennant struggle. The southpaw from Mansfield stood out as the star, holding the Indians helpless as the Dodgers gained the series edge and moved toward the world series.
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Dodgers
Cleveland
Smith
Brooklyn
New York
Sherrod Smith
Robins
Mansfield
Indian War Club
Even Money Now Ruling in World Series Betting
In New York on October 7 betting on the world series fell to an even basis on Wall Street. Wagering was heavier today than any other series day so far with thousands bet on the game and the entire series.
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New York
Wall Street
Grand Jury Wants Gandil to Appear
In Chicago today an attorney for Joseph J. Sullivan known as the Sport sent a letter to the grand jury investigation into alleged bribing of Chicago baseball players to lose the 1919 World Series. The letter was delivered to Assistant State's Attorney Replegie who heads the grand jury inquiry.
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Chicago
Get. v
Replegie
Cincinnati
Willam HK. Kelsey
Boston
Joseph J. Sullivan
Harding Urges Rejection of League Covenant Obligations
Senator Harding urged voters in Iowa and Nebraska to reject all obligations of the Versailles League of Nations. He argued for staying out, not clarifying obligations, and contrasted his stance with the Democratic nominee. He spoke in Des Moines and Omaha, addressing thousands and stressing enforcement of law without terrorism or oppression.
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Gether
Iowa
Nebraska
Ther
Ming
Des Moines
Nigat
Omaha
Revere
Towa
Jows
Smith Invincible in Pro Baseball Showdown
Smith, supported by his teammates, delivered a dominant pitching performance as the Superbas limited the Cleveland batters to few hits in a near flawless display. Key hits came from Speaker with a double and ONeill with a single, while Zack Wheat added a double for the Superbas.
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Steve O'Neill
Tria Speaker
Smith
Speaker
O'Neill Fole
Zack Wheat
Speakera
World Trotting Record Falls at Transylvania Meet
In Lexington, Kentucky, Peter Manning owned by Irving Gleason of New York lowered the world record for 14 year old trotting geldings with fast heats at the Transylvania Trotting Stakes. Manning, driven by Harry Stokes, beat the field as My Chocolate set a 2:03.4 first heat, while Prince Loreé again showed top pacing with a $0 flat record.
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Lexington
T.petens Manning
Irving Glednon
New Yorks
Oni
Peter Manning
Mr. Gleason
Harry Stokes
Marsphy
Pet Manning
P Formance
Prince Loreé
Transylvania
My Chokcey
Peter. Manning
Six Killed in Explosion Aboard British Tanker G B Crowe
Six men died and many more injured when an explosion tore through a forward oil tank on the British tanker G B Crowe at a Brooklyn shipyard. Blame pointed at blowtorches igniting vapors from an empty oil link. Firefighters, police, and Red Cross emergency teams fought the blaze as wounded workers were pulled from wreckage.
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New York
Togo
G. BR. Crowe
Toronto
Brooklyn
Department of Justice
Red Cross
Brookelyn
Warner's Point
Murphys
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