Italian workers seize factories in Italy sparks soviet push
A Milan dispatch to the Daily Herald reports Italian iron and steel workers have seized hundreds of factories and are joined by Genoa dock workers and railway employees in supporting a soviet industrial revolution. Premier Giolitti seeks settlement to curb spread and violence as unions rally across Italy.
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London
Milan
Daily Herald
Milan Dis
Italy
Italian Confederation of Labor
Giolitti
Cox charges Blossom testimony to prove accusations
In Great Falls Montana Hays chairman of the republican national committee faces challenge as Cox cites Blossom testimony to prove charges of unethical political conduct. Cox says Chicago and other city chairmen would corroborate the claims and promises further investigation.
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Mont
Sept
Hays
Recan National Committee
Senate
James M. Cox
Helena
Cox
Dudley
Blossom
Cleve
Cuyahogaca
Chicago
Lcago
Blossom Fe
Republican War Committee
Insane Mother Drowns Baby in Lake at Cleveland
Mrs. Katie Michlovitz, 24, overwhelmed by illness and financial strain, drowned her five year old child in a lake and attempted suicide. Fishermen rescued her. she remained in serious condition and was expected to recover. She claimed both were ill and lacked medical care.
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Cleveland
Katie Michlovitz
Michlovitz
Restaurant prices fall as federal crackdown cuts meals
Federal district attorney Dennis Score and the Allegheny County Fair Price Commission push down restaurant charges. Prices for ham and eggs, steak, coffee, and sides drop to about half of former quotas. Railroad restaurants also reduce prices after inspections. Reward offered for lost ledger at Canton Cold Storage.
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Federal District Attorney's Office
Allegheny County Fair Price Commission
Pickford Denies Quarrel Over Miss Thomas Health
Paris reports Miss Olive Thomas, movie star, improved after mercurial poisoning. Dr Joseph Choate says condition remains grave but hopeful. Jack Pickford, her husband, asserts they have lived amicably at the Ritz and that she took an overdose from the wrong bottle containing mercury.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
Neully
Joseph Choate
Los Angeles
Miss Thomas
Jack Pickford
Ritz
Cork Sinn Fein Mayor Near Death From Hunger Strike
London dispatch reports Terence Mac Swiney Sinn Fein mayor of Cork enduring a 28 day hunger strike with numbness and feverish signs. His spiritual adviser spent the night at Brixton jail infirmary and the premier's stance on release remains unsettled amid Irish policy tensions.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Sinn Fein
Cork
Father Dominic
Brixton Jail
MacSwiney
Ireeand
South Ireland
Republican Army
Lloyd George
Roosevelt Thrills Turn To Narrow Escapes In Oklahoma
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt endured three perilous plane flights in Oklahoma. A takeoff near Joplin ended with a near crash as the awaiting plane overturned. A second machine crashed into a pole near Vinita. The third flight, resumed to Tulsa, was halted by an electrical storm as the engine twice died.
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Tulsa
Okla
Theodore Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Joplin
Roosevelt
Vinita
Bandits Rob Bank of Louisville After Hold Up
Six unmasked men aged 20 to 35 entered the Louisville First National Bank at 11 45 am, forced Dorothy Sluss Gladys Zartman and customer U S Yoder into a back room and vault then rifled the cash drawers of about 1500 dollars. They escaped in a Hudson touring car toward Canton as officers scoured county highways and Canton police posted guards.
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Louisville
Dorothy Sluss
Gladys Zartman
Mr. Yoder
Yoder
A. Ward
Community notices and class enrollments advertised
Y M A Auto School starts new class enroll this week. Unity New Thought Class Friday Sept 10 8 p m 534 Cleveland Ave SW. Cor Sixth St Suke 6 Mrs Coan. Dancing At Moose Hall Thursday and Saturday evenings Open to the public. Fraternal Order of Eagles notice services this evening at the home of T H Daily meet at club rooms at 7 o'clock Secy. People's Musical Course tickets sale progressing rapidly secure yours from your agent or from the Y M C A office.
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Bro
Emil J. Roth
A. Schaner
Secy
Adv
Unity New Thought
Cleveland-ay SW. Cor
Sixth-st
Coan
Moose Hall
Order of Eagles
T. H
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Trainman Killed in Yard Accident at B&O
Conductor William J. McHugh thirty five was crushed between two moving cars at the Baltimore and Ohio yards on Ninth Street SW as he uncoupled the caboose. He died at Aultman hospital after being rushed there. He served in World War one and is survived by his mother and two brothers in Cleveland.
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William J. McHugh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Yards
Ninth
McHugh
Aultman Hospital
Whitticar
C. E. Fraunfelter
Cleveland
Mra Mary Mellugh
John
James
Thief Steals $300 Grocery Haul From Fairhope Yard
A thief removed a movable grocery truck and more than $300 worth of supplies from a chauffeur’s yard in Fairhope about 11 pm Wednesday. The incident followed a quiet evening as autumn signs hinted at winter’s approach.
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Flory
Fairhope
Probe of Slush Fund May Bring in Grand Jury
The Senate campaign funds inquiry intensifies as talks of a grand jury surface. Governor Cox's witness E H Moore and U S District Attorney Clyne discuss testimony but no definite grand jury action has been disclosed. Blair the assistant treasurer of the Republican National Committee faces questions on money raising plans.
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Chicago
Senate Committee
Cox
United States
Clyne
E. H. Moore
Moore
Clyne Yesteday
Harry M. Blair
Republican National Committee
Senate
Reed
Blair
California Town Shaken by Strong Quake
A sharp earthquake shock struck San Jose at nine this morning, sending hundreds into the streets. No property damage was reported.
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California
San Jos
Cal
San Jose
Rumor of Accident to Yanks Declared Absolutely False
Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees denied widely circulated rumors that five Yankees were injured in an automobile accident near Cleveland. The report was emphatically rejected as untrue by the Yankees camp today.
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Cleveland
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Auto School Offers Course in Starting and Carburetion
Auto mechanics focus at the YMCA Auto School promises thorough instruction in starting lighting and carburetion to advance knowledge. Enrollment urged for the special course advertised with address details and contact.
Earthquake Death Toll Over 300 in Italian Regions
Reports from Rome describe a devastating quake in Lunigiana and Versilia near Genoa with more than 300 dead and thousands injured. Homeless totals reach 500000 to 750000 as King Victor Emmanuel aids relief, visiting wrecked towns like Fivizzano Garfagnana and Villa Collemandina amid continuing aftershocks.
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Rome
Lunigiana
Versula
Genoa
Victor Namanuel
Pisa
Cittadini
Cardinal Matfi
Fivizzano
Garfagnana
Vigneta
Castelnuevo
Villa Collemandina
Tassaldo
Castellettao
Monmino
Renia
Montecuto
Ceserano
Lucca
Darga
Marinacarrara
Atteterata
Novella
Vinaviara
Rignano
Villa Collemandia
Fosetandara
Castiglino
Riagza Serchia
Farmer's Fate Now With Jury
Joshua Botkin stands trial for first degree murder in the July 8 death of Arthur Bullock three year old son of his housekeeper. He testified he did not intend to kill the child but admits beating him with a strap. Testimony closed and closing arguments begun as jurors awaited a verdict. In Dayton, C D Kovas died after being struck by an auto driven by Edward Watchet as he left the county fair grounds.
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Joshua Botkin
Arthur Bullock
Botkin
Dayton
County Fair Grounds
Polish Peace Parley Again Broken Off
Warsaw reports renewed Polish Soviet peace talks deferred with envoys to Riga delayed after Minsk suspension. Russian advances and internal Polish disputes hinder negotiations as Hrubtesoi evacuation is admitted and fierce fighting rages near Lemberg with 800 prisoners and British guns reported.
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Riga
Minsk
Brest Litoevsk
Lesna
Brest Litovsk
Vladimor Volynaki
Hrubtesoi
Bug River
Lemberg
Lays Deaver Coal to Seniority Fight
In Columbus Ohio on September 9 Maurice Langan secretary of the Ohio Fair Price Commission told the Ohio Restaurant association that consumers pay 4 to 5 dollars a ton more for coal due to railroad and switchmen seniority disputes. He said green switch crews congest terminals and that 75 to 80 percent of coal cost comes after leaving mines. A resolution urged President Wilson to relieve coal shortages and high fuel prices in Ohio and a committee will work with Pfeiffer to prosecute profiteering restaurants and related notices appeared in ads.
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Columbus
Maurice Langan
Ohio Fair Price Commission
Ohio Restaurant Association
Langan
Wilson
Ohio
John Pfeiffer
Travel Shags and Leather Goods Offerings
Ad notices promote Canton Morris Plan Bank deposits and Fisher Auto Supply with location clues. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises traveling shags in 18 and 20 inch sizes, single and double handle in genuine cowhide at 14 75, with prices of 18 20 22 and 45, listing 204 Market Avenue North.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Ady
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