England in New Irish Move Closes Queenstown Port
London orders all passenger ships bound for home to refrain from entering Queenstown harbor until further notice in a move tied to Ireland unrest. Irish peace talks press for Lord Mayor MacSwiney release. sister urges Americans to apply economic pressure on England. Cork hunger striker Joseph Murphy case awaits cabinet stance.
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England
Queenstown
Finger Striker
London
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Peace Conference Committee
Lloyd George
MacSwiney
Irth Self Determination League
Terance MacSwiney
Cork
Saombera
Dominic
Mion Lary MacSwiney
Mayorwright
A Merican
Orlis MacSwiney
America
Lageash
Trotzky Plans Winter Offensive and Local Fires
Copenhagen dispatch reports Bolshevik minister of war Trotzky en route to Nada Lithwans as new Red armies mobilize in Meresina and upper mmiopor river regions with a potential great winter campaign against Poland. Minor fires on Pine Street and Feathers apartments limited in damage. no injuries reported.
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Copenhagen
Bertingske Tidende
Stovno
Nada
Lithwans
Sron Ratzity
Wada
Trotzky
Im Tulde
Meresina
Mmiopor River
Saya N Helsing
Paltiken
Dear Feathers
Inion Avenue
Pine Street
Expose of Paris Night Life Fatal to Noted Screen Star
The Telegram plans four installments on the Paris night life linked to Olive Thomas’s death. By C. L. Bertell and featuring Lole Meredith, the expose cites figures like Senator La Mazelig and Rozka Dolly, detailing theatres, halls, restaurants, and semi clandestine venues.
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Paris
Wild Park
Olive Thomas
C. LT. Bertell
France
Lole Meredith
la Mazelig
Arts
Jin
French Senate
Martin
Clumbo Farrere
Rozka Dolly
Madame Spinelly
Europe
Harry Pilcor
Gaby Desios
Puris
Movie Star Olive Thomas Body Resting in Church
Paris report says Olive Thomas body lies in Holy Trinity church before shipment to America. Rev Dr Bokmen denounces such resorts as last wishes reveal a desire to retire and marry. London piece quotes Miss Thomas saying she wants a home and ten children. Jack Pickford plans to travel to Paris to arrange rites for Olive's burial in New Orleans.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
Holy Trinity Church
Amerian Ja
Beokmen
London
Oliva Thomas
Maud Hughes
Miss Thoman
Jack Pickford
Olive
New
Orl
Policeman John Callahan Suspended Over Intoxication Claim
Policeman John Callahan of the Fourth precinct was stripped of his shield by the superintendent and placed on leave until the disciplinary committee reviews the case. Appointed in 1916, Callahan was found on duty showing signs of intoxication by Captain Blansfeld, who immediately reported the condition.
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John Callahan
Police Board
Callahan
Blansfeld
Blansfleld
Anthracite Miners Push Wage Reconsideration
WAZELTON Pa Sept 14 The Polley committee of the anthracite mine workers adjourned the second day without action toward ending the vacation service in the hard coal region. Tomorrow the committee expects to have information from Secretary of Labor Wilson on whether the department will consider miners wage claims if they resume work.
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Wazelton
Polley
Servia
Wilson
Auto plunges into Milford river after boys tamper brakes
Milford September 14. John Timms of Norwood Avenue reports his car parked on a high bank. Boys playing with the machine loosened the brakes, it rolled over a 50 foot bank and plunged into the water. The boys were unhurt, and the car was recovered later nearly undamaged.
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Milford
John Timms
Norwood Ave
Morningside
Italy Moves Toward Bolshevism Amid Labor Crisis
Rome reports Italy has passed a labor crisis in the metal workers movement. The Glomalia Italia notes the edge of Bolshevism loomed on Saturday as engineers urged a temporary withdrawal from factories. It calls for collaboration of capital and labor and arbitration when needed, seeking to avoid disruptive industrial strike and preserve normal relations.
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Rome
Italy
Association of Engineers
Dusbands
Smith
Bolshevik Demand for Permanent Peace Terms
Russia’s Bolshevik peace delegates in Riga say Minsk talks failed as Poland offered no proposals. Adolph Joffe says terms must guarantee no future Polish aggression and insists Poland must state its basis for a treaty before talks can proceed. The article notes the delegation views the Riga meeting as a continuation of Minsk.
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Riga
Associated Press
Holshevik
Poland
Minsk
Adolph Joffe
Has Brandegee Cold Feet Ask Anti Suffragists
The article reports on Brandegee and anti suffrage leaders in September discussions. It mentions Mary G Thibreth of New York opposing a woman’s suffrage amendment and notes Connecticut anti suffrage women preparing to support their preferred candidate.
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Brandegee
Washington, Sept
Dvs Ling
Brantegee
Aimas
Mary G. Thibreth
Burrage
Plaus
Autre
Antochilon
Beautoy Brandeeno
Conpec- Nout
Cumalaga
Harding Promises Means to Settle Japanese Problem
Senator Harding told a Californian party in Marton that the Pacific coast race question must be met with measures to relieve westerners of difficulties while preserving national honor. He argued the federal government should exclude aliens who prove incapable of Americanization, assured by moral law and international usage. He also rejected Democratic charges of a Republican senate oligarchy and noted possible protectionism for agricultural products if studied by a Republican administration.
Connecticut Ratifies Nineteenth Amendment in Special Session
In Hartford a special session of the Connecticut Legislature approved the 19th Amendment by a 216 to 11 vote in the House and unanimous Senate vote, making Connecticut the 37th state to ratify. Governor Holcomb had earlier issued a proclamation for a session next Tuesday to address election law charges, with adjournment set prior to the governor's separate push to ratify the 18th Amendment.
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Hartford
House
Senate
Connecticut
United States
Holcomb
Delock
Tekken
Stooks
Resolu
Cox Doubling His Slush Fund Quotation Tour
Governor Cox of Ohio delivers eight speeches in Idaho and eastern Oregon addressing fund raising figures and wealth concentration. He pressures voters to back Democratic doctrines of peace and progress, arguing the rich hold 80 percent of wealth while 2 percent control funds.
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Boise
Idano
Cox
Ohio
Idaho
Oregon
Sovernor
Ciary
Namm
Air Mail Pilots Die in Plane Crash Near Perrysburg
Air mail pilots Wesler Stevens and Slebanigian Russell Thomra, both Cleveland residents, were burned to death when their plane stalled at 500 feet near Perrysburg Ohio, 16 miles south of Toledo. Stevens was a veteran of the air mail service, departing after resigning and telling friends of his planned voyage. Thomra leaves a bride of four days.
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Cleveland
aAir
Wesler Stevens
Russell Thomra
Pemberville
Ohio
Toledo
Stevens
Air
Thomas
League of Nations Publishes Plan for International Court
London 14 The League of Nations headquarters today made public the draft for a permanent court of international justice. The proposal, prepared by The Hague committees and involving diverse national points of view, outlines a 62 article framework with eleven judges and four deputy judges. The council plans to submit recommendations to the assembly after full consideration, with sessions at The Hague beginning June 15 each year.
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London
League of Nations
Court of International Justice
Hague
League
Assembly of the League of Nations
Ilo
Permanent Court of International Justice
Permanent Court of Intere National Justice
Oritteen
Council of the
Nacional
Maine G O P Plurality Rises in State Returns
Nearly complete returns from Maine's state election show Frederick Parkhurst, Republican, taking a 66,596 plurality over Bertrand Melatire, Democrat, as five towns and five plantations remain uncounted. Total aggre gate vote was 306 previously, with Parkhurst leading in four Republican congressional districts.
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Portland
Organization men win in New York primary results
Early returns from the New York state primary show substantial majorities for organization candidates. Nathan D. Ofiller leads Thompean in a Syracuse district contest while James W. Wadsworth Jr. holds a wide edge for re nomination. In the Democratic race Governor Walker leads Lunn in a two to one margin in the party’s organization slate.
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Ned Fork
New York
Nathan DL. Ofiller
Syracuse
State Court of Appeals
George F. Thompean
Miller
Thomason
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Ofra
Pia A. Boale
Wamons Christian Temparance Unton
George Henry Payne
Wadsworth
Boale
Payne Sof
Democratic Party
Jaloutourant
Harry C. Walkers
United Gistex Senates
Lover
BR. Lunn
Schenectady
Soci
Kaun Wilk
Assembly Acts on Several Matters in Hartford
Hartford Sept 14 governor declares authority but legislature acts on emergent matters. House and Senate pass resolutions funding 825000 for a dormitory and Home Economics department at Connecticut Agricultural College Storrs. Soldiers and sailors incapacitated in World War I to be accepted as patients at a Darien home. Motion also suspends rules for concurrent adoption. A motor vehicle bill to broaden regulatory scope was defeated by a large majority.
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Hartford
H. Hotcomb
Bim
House of Representatives
Senate
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Rogers
American Legion
Ftch
Darien
Siumte Motor Vehicle
Stoeckel
Meads Charged With First Degree Murder
Woodsville New Hampshire grand jury indicts Robert T. Meads of La Grange Illinois for the first degree murder of Henry Ixoney of Medford Massachusetts on the eve of Dartmouth College commencement last June. Trial set for next Monday with bond set at 2861 dollars.
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Woodsville
N. H
Gratten County
Grand “Jury
Robert T. Meads
la Grange
Henry
Ixoney
Medford
Mass
Dartmouth
Twelfth District G O P Club Votes to Close Doors to Connor Successor
The Twelfth district Republican club, at Central Avenue quarters, votes to bar any named successor to Arthur F. Connor from membership and to close doors if a new chair is named. The body also pledges independent support for Everett J. Lake for governor, signaling resistance to a party-backed replacement.
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G. O. P. Club
Connor
Taw
Alub Cy Tts
Elut
Central Avenue
John A. Leonard
Arthur J‘ Fomher
Chilrman
Chib
Surh
Uae
Everett J. Laks
Andi Aso
Lake
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Viney
Lida
Harding
Jam Galleries—Holcomb
Air Mail
League of Nations’ Council
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Circulation Department
Post Publishing CO
Luigi
Maine
Thompson
Contipacu
Pace Seren
Assembly
Meads
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