Italian Metal Workers Strike Action Ends Quietly in Italy
Premier Roserto explains settlement between industrial owners and workers in Rome. He notes wages fell under $1 a day amid wartime profits, and says the conflict was resolved with better labor relations. Workers gained higher pay and a future labor oversight commission, avoiding broader social unrest.
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Cloutt
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United States
Mary
Wie
Italy
America
Predicts an extra session to revise revenue laws
Washington on October 5 predicted that regardless of the presidential result Congress will be called into an extra session late next spring to revise the revenue laws and place the United States on a peacetime financial basis, according to Senator Underwood the minority leader of the Senate and a member of the Senate Finance Committee.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Underwood
Bengte
Indiana flyers killed in Coldwater crash
Devon Bartholomew of Waterloo and Cecil Keyes of Orland were killed when their plane fell 12 miles south of Coldwater Michigan after flying into wires. The accident occurred in October, authorities reported two Indiana men died in the crash.
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Coldwater
Mich
Devon Bartholomew
Waterloo
Ind
Cecil Keyes
Orland
Blast Suspect Held After Big Wall Street Explosion Probe
Florian Zelenko, arrested in Pittsburgh hotel on dynamite possession charges, told police he left Brooklyn with mine fuse and claimed prior work in West Virginia coal mine. He said he rode a Pennsylvania train from Cincinnati and may know details about the Watt Street blast. Federal agents interrogate him to uncover connections to the New York explosion.
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Plitsburgh
Florian Zelenko
Police Department
Department of Justice
Zelenko
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Watt Street
New York
Lewis Labor Agency
Island Creek Owl Company
Whitmans
Logan County
West Virginia
Whitmnons
Chcinnati
Pittsburgh
Borah Opposes All Nations Alliance Tour Begins
Danbury Conn Oct 5 Senator Borah opposed Americas entry into an association of nations as a substitute for the Versailles League. He opened a four day speaking tour to support Brentano or Brentogee Republican opposition and argued the United States must retain freedom to act with justice and peace in every crisis.
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Danbury
Conn
America
Association of Nations
Tierling Aas
League of Nations
Versailles
Borah
Brenttogee
Versailes League
United States
Five Children Die In Farmhouse Fire At Irma Wisconsin
Merrill Wisconsin October fifth. A fire destroyed the El Nelson farm home at Irma near Merrill killing five children aged four teen Edna thirteen Ryan twelve Nolan ten and Adeline five. A sixth child Lester lost his right hand and was badly burned while parents slept downstairs. The blaze began just before one o clock in the morning.
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el Nelson
Irma
Barry
Edna
Ryy
Noland
Adeline
Lester
Russian Forces in Retreat Across Fronts Amid Hunger
London reports from a Times correspondent say Red Army units are in full retreat on the Polish front and in the Crimea. Demobilized troops suffer hunger and surrendering as desertion grows along the line.
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London
Stockholm
Finland
London Times
Eny
Humbera
Ten Vessels for 1.4 Million under New York Purchase
Washington reports the Shipping Board announced a sale agreement by Louis M. Atha of New York to buy ten composite vessels totaling 400 000 deadweight tons for 1 400 000. Purchasers may select any ten composite ships and will pay for all on delivery of the first vessel.
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Washington
Louis M. Atha
New Yorks
The
Shipping Board
Japan Parley Secret United States Tokyo Reports Apprehension
State Department officials disclosed in Washington that official Tokyo reports warned of considerable apprehension in Japan over California's proposed alien land law. Conversations between U S diplomats and Japanese officials revealed shared concern and ongoing vigilance about the situation.
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Washington
California
State Department
Tokyo
Japan
Omdais
Goto Sees Hope Of Settlement In California Issue
Former Japanese minister Barop Shrin pel Goto urges restraint amid anti American press protests. He hopes a settlement in California can be reached as election politics shape the broader Pacific question. Delegates to visit America seek better understanding and to dispel alarmist reporting.
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Tokyo
Oct. S
Barop Shrinpel Goto
Foregon Affairs
Japan
Reuters, Ltd
California
Wiseat
Pacfic
America
United States
Eiety
Japan Society of
New York City
Pacific
Comiskey Rewards White Sox Players With Shared Loss
Chicago owner Charles A Comiskey distributed about 1500 to each of ten loyal White Sox players, excluding eight under contract, as a correction for the 1919 World Series receipts. In a letter to Manager Gleason and the players he expresses regret over the events of 1919 and honors the honesty of the team. Players named include Schalk Byrd Lynn Orban Faber Kerr Wilkinson Collins Colling McClellan Liebold Murphy.
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Chicago
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Gleason
Cach
Contiskey
Chicago White Sox
Ft, Schalk
Byrd Lynn
Orban
Faber
Richard Kerr
R. H. Wilkinson
B. T. Collins
J. Colling
H. McClellan
Harry Liebold
Eb, Sturphy
Jackson and Cicotte Arrive in Greenville for Break from Scandal
Jackson and Cicotte, ex-Chicago players indicted for fixing the 1919 World Series, arrive by car in Greenville South Carolina to stay with Mr. Jackkan’s parents in a Greenville suburb. They say investigators should probe deeply and accuse figures higher up in baseball, hinting at possible exposures.
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Greenville
S.C
Toe Jackson
Ed Cicotte
Chicago
Jackkan
Prosperity Expected as Bankers Forecast Steady Prices
Boston reports a bankers convention where Investment Bankers' association members from diverse cities predict ongoing prosperity. They anticipate gradual price declines but warn against abrupt drops that could trigger a crisis, projecting a hopeful economic horizon ahead.
Promise equality for Jews in Poland seeks civil rights
Warsaw reports Ignace Daszynski told delegates at the Polish Jewish conference that the government will take all steps toward civil equality for Jews in the country. He added that for now, forces should focus on defense and protection of the nation.
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Warsaw
Ignace Daaxinski
M. Darzinski
Grain Hits New Low On Shivage Board Of Trade
Considerable excitement at the Shivage Board of Trade as wheat corn and oats fell to new lows after weeks of steady decline. Traders watched prices slip further amid unsettled markets and cautious activity on Monday in Chicago.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Canada
Canad
Western Canada
Manderra
Apd
Altra
Departmage of Immigration
Ottawa
Cal
Loughton
Seem
SCS
V. Mat
Saaren Doverenene
Schiff Millions Aid Charity Bequests In New York Will
Bequests totaling about 1.3 million dollars were left in the will of Jacob H. Schiff filed in Surrogate Court New York Oct 5. The distribution follows a long charity legacy amid the estate proceedings.
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New York
Jacob H. Schim
World Series Opens As Brooklyn Faces Cleveland
New York October 3 Brooklyn and Cleveland meet in the world series to decide baseball’s champion. Brooklyn's Robison and Cleveland's Speaker lead their clubs in a clash of old school and modern methods. Tim Bagby starts for Brooklyn with Coveleski for Cleveland. For the first time two brothers face each other as opponents, Jimmy Johnston of Brooklyn and Dec Johnston of Cleveland.
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Ebbets Held
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Grand
Chicago
chauMder
Tegats
Wilbert Robinson
Maltimore Orioles
Robinson
Tris Speaker
Cleve
Bagby
Merquard
Speaker
Tim Bagby
Uotes
Stanley Coveleskle
Roebinson
Marquard
Smith
Jimmy Johnston
Dec Johnston
Boeman
Hootch Quotation From Magistrate Court Remarks
New York on an October day Magistrate Joseph M Schivad of the West Side court laments the hootch of pre Volstead days as soothing compared with modern concoctions. He cites alleged defendants whose actions suggest newer brews may contain far more alcohol than allowed.
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New York
Oct. S
Joseph m. Schivad
West Side Court
Milk price cuts spread through regional plants
Belvidere Oct. 5 price paid for milk fell over a dollar per hundred pounds as the Borden Plant at Algonquin lowered from 3.70 to 2.52. Other plants at Garden Prairie and Cherry Valley also trimmed returns from 3.70 to 2.05, signaling widespread reductions in the area.
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Belvidere
Borden
Algonquin
Garden Prairie
Cherry Valley
Carnell University Clears 100 Cheating Students
One hundred six Carnnell University students were tried and found guilty of cheating in exams. All but five were dismissed from the university. The incident, dated October 5, is reported from Ithaca New York.
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Carnell Diemisses
Ithaca
Carnnell University
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