Harding Accuses Democrats of Plan for Railroad Ownership
Marion Sept 16 Senator Harding declares in a railway workers delegation speech that the Wilson administration sought to promote government operation of railroads and public utilities. He argues Cummins Esch would offer a just guarantee of rights to owners and workers and warns against permanent government ownership. He notes war needs prompted control and warns of a slide toward revolutionizing policy.
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Pittsburgh Refloated After Grounding Near Libau
United States armored cruiser Pittsburgh was refloated and towed into Libau Roads after running aground off Libau in the Baltic. The ship had been lightened by removing coal ammunition and provisions to facilitate the operation.
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Libau
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Start Tonight This New Way to Beautiful Teeth
A druggist offers a new teeth cleaning method with a free ten day tube. Dentists endorse it and claim film causes most tooth troubles. The program, using pepsin and starch digestant, enhances saliva and alkalinity to combat decay.
Chaplin Wife Details Feud Over Property and Characters
News account outlines Mildred Harris Chaplin's divorce actions, claims of Bolshevik leanings, and alleged monetary settlements. It notes Chaplin's responses, property value around 3 million, alimony possibilities, and court developments as receivership looms.
Clergyman Seeks Gun Permit for Protection in DARVIN Conn
Rev G E Richter pastor of Maple Avenue Protestant Church in Stormford seeks a license to carry a revolver for self defense. He claims he has opposed gambling and liquor violators, faced attacks including vegetables eggs and garbage, and suspects local persecution for his stance. He is known for his legislative activism and push against law violations.
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France to Resell Goods Bought From U S Supply
Paris reports the French finance ministry plans to pay part of a large sum from Anglo French stocks, purchased with New York backing, to resell a wide range of American army surplus items in the United States, South America, and Europe. The government took over American army supplies left in France for four hundred thousand dollars.
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United States
South America
Europe
Jitneymen Clash Over Cutting In On Bus Route
Julius Seaman and James Andros were arrested for assault after a fist fight on East Main Street over jitneymen cutting in to pick up passengers. Special policeman Michael Gleason led the arrests. both men posted $25 bail.
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James Andros
Michael Gleason
Jitney Starter
Trolley Fare Increase Planned on Massachusetts Lines
Boston officials announced a fare adjustment on Massachusetts streetcar lines linked to wage increases for employees. A fare increase to eliminate 5 cent fares is proposed, with some lines preserving higher rates for certain trips.
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