Tippity Witchet Wins Parole Handicap At Aqueduct
Sturdy Tippity Witchet, George W. Loft’s gelding, ran best race of the season on a wet track at Aqueduct to win the Parole Handicap mile. He surged from behind to prevail by a length and a half over Lawrence Waterbury’s Sennings Park, with Naturlalist narrowly third for E. Widener.
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Lawrence Waterbury
Sennings Park
E. Widener
Austria faces red surrender without help
Austria confronts impending winter distress as imports falter and foreign loans are urged. Dr Heisch warns Bolshevism may take hold if relief is delayed, noting Austria's dire debt and rationing while appealing to the United States and international financiers for rapid support.
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the Times
Relsch
United States
America
Brussels
Heisch
Reisch
Europe
Believe Man and Wife Killed in Wall Street Blast
Pittsburgh residents fear Floyd Johnson and his wife from Homestead may have died or been injured in the Wall Street explosion. New York police telegrams indicated the wife was killed and the husband seriously hurt, prompting officials H. M. Woodward and M. M. Hawk to head to New York. The couple had been visiting Atlantic City when the blast occurred and disappeared afterward.
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Pittsburgh
Floyd Johnson
Homestead
Wall Street
New ¥ York
Deny Plan to Nationalize British Mines
London, Oct. 1 Hubert Smillie of the Federation of Miners denied reports that next Monday’s national coal strike aimed to force nationalization of the mines. He urged the public to seek full facts, argued the movement seeks higher wages and lower coal prices, not political nationalization, and warned against dislocating industry or tying up transport.
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London
Hubert Smillie
Federation of Miners
National Coal Shike
Smille
Board of Trade
Great Britain
Smillie
Miners’ Federation of Great
Min
Russia
England
Scotland
Wales
Arma
Rove
It & Bot
Bie
Saar
Fayolle to Meet Pershing for Medaille Militaire
Gen Fayolle of the French army was to arrive in Washington on October 1 to confer the Medaille Militaire on Gen Pershing during a ceremony at Fort Myer Virginia. The award honors exceptional gallantry and valor of corps.
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Washington
Fayolle
Pershing
Fort Myer
Wesleyan Reports $2 265 000 Endowment Fund Raised
Wesleyan University trustees announce in New York that $2 265 000 of the $3 000 000 endowment fund has been raised following their meeting at the Hotel Biltmore in Middletown.
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Middletown
Wesleyan University Board of Trustees
Exposé Links Mrs Johnson Case to Fatal Telegram Claim
Anxious relatives alerted New York authorities after a telegram described a woman matching Mrs Johnson's description as killed by poison and a man believed to be Mr Johnson seriously wounded and hospitalized in New York.
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New York
Lodge to Speak in Hartford on League Tonight
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts will address the League of Nations at Foot Guard Hall Hartford tonight under the auspices of the woman's advisory committee of the Republican state central committee. As chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee he leads discussion on the Versailles Treaty terms.
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Hartford
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
United States Senate
League of Nations
Foot Guard Hall
Woman's Advisory Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Leader of Lodge Reservations Heads to Kans Promise
The article notes the League of Nations critic and author of the Lodge reservations, a key figure in the fight against the covenant, set to attract a large audience. He may respond to Governor Cox of Ohio who attacked him in Witchita, Kansas, yesterday.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Witchin
Kans
James M. Cox
Ohio
Conditions in Europe Show Economic Improvement
Brussels October 1 speakers at the International Financial conference report distinct signs of economic improvement in war shaken nations and optimism for the future. Some speakers predict in a few years the world will resume active competition among sellers and the current buyer dominance will fade.
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