Hunger strike marks sixty fifth day as rioting rages in Ireland
Reports say Eamon de Valera MacSwiney remains on hunger strike into its sixty fifth day amid continuing rioting across Ireland. A bulletin from Cork noted a fair night and a visit by the Irish Self Determination League, while the League of Nations debate and American public mood are mentioned in dispatches.
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Russ Fights Continue On Many Fronts
Armed action across south Russia continues with General Wrangel’s forces reporting gains. Soviet Ninth and Forty-Second divisions are said to be routed in recent engagements. Dnieper front near Nikomared sees captured trains while Kharkov front reports repulsed Bolshevik attacks.
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Wrangel
Dneiper
Million Miners Strike Shuts Iron and Steel Works
London reports miners union walkout spreading from coal fields with at least six weeks of strike action to the oil for, railways urged to prepare for immediate actions. Iron and steel works close as shipping slows and passenger traffic drops by ten to twenty percent. Plans include buying coal from the United States and China.
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China
Preparations For Great Struggle In London Mines
London report notes government established to handle industrial crisis. Mines workers are striking in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire while others continue work. Authorities claim preparations are moving smoothly and at full speed despite widespread stoppages.
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Miners Threaten Strike Over Wages in France Field
Miners in Mons join others demanding a wage of France per day and threaten a strike if not met. Leaders advised restraint but action was taken by the men. A general miners' attitude is expected by November 1 as London reports the government will fight the strike to a finish amid fears of a railway walkout.
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America Theater Debut Draws Full Capacity Crowd
The America theater opened with a formal debut drawing about 1,000 attendees, a crowd double the usual. Patrons praised thehouse’s décor and interior color scheme of white and butt tones, noting the harmonious curtains and overall beauty.
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Peking Denies Rumors of Government Overthrow
The Chinese government asked the Associated Press to refute Shanghai rumors of a power overthrow. An official statement declared there is no truth in reports of a reactionary movement in the north and asserted the government remains in control.
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Harding Defends World Peace Plan in Greencastle Speech
Senator Harding replied to critics of his world association proposal in Greencastle Indiana. He said the United States had been approached by a French representative seeking American leadership for world fraternity. On the road to St Louis he accused Wilson of keeping the U S out of war for political reasons and defended voluntary military training against McAdoo charges.
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Voter Registration Deadline Emphasized for November Election
The notice urges Wyoming residents to register to vote for the November general election. It states the final registration deadline is October 21 and directs eligible voters to register at their usual voting precincts. It warns that individuals must register for every general election and registration is required even if previously registered.
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Thoroughbred Mare Wins Distance Run at Camp Devens
The high grade thoroughbred mare Get. 10-Mile Deuise owned by the grmy remount service and ridden by Maj. Stanley och won the equine endurance event. Rustem Bey, an Arab, finished second with Bunkle third among competing horses of similar types.
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Murderer Identified in Corbett Case at Casper Ranch
Positive identification places Red Livingston alias Livingston Richards as the man who killed John J. Corbett eight miles southeast of Casper last January. Livingston was captured in Alamogordo New Mexico and will be extradited to Casper. Rewards totaling 1400 cover by Corbett estate county and friends. Livingston had escaped from the city jail January 1 and evidence tied him to the crime including a red headed ranch hand and a horse belonging to Corbett. Corbett’s body was found in a dugout on his ranch. the killer rode away on the stolen horse.
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Nebraska
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Food prices fall as dollar rises and farmers seek credit
Washington reports food products lead the price decline with September costs to farmers down 15.6 percent. Officials say the lower prices reflect easing living costs while the dollar gains about 18 cents in value. Farmers continue to push for credit assurances amid the shift in prices.
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Washington
Alabama sees halt to Jap problems till November
The Associated Press reports from Montgomery on October 16 that Alabama officials will pause discussions on Japanese problems until after the November election. Milton C. Allgood of the Alabama Department of Agriculture spoke to representatives seeking to establish peace or policy. The United States remains the largest wood-using country in the world.
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Farm groups press for expanded credit facilities
Representatives of more than 30 national farm organizations prepare demands for extended credit to be presented to the American Bankers' Association meeting in Washington. Farmers say they need higher credit to avoid forced sale of crops at below normal production.
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Georgia division acts to remove Treasury secretary
The Georgia division of American Cotton association adopts resolutions urging President Wilson to dismiss Secretary of the Treasury Houston for his unfavorable stance toward agriculture. In Havana the rebel leader Alexicoan, exiled from Mexico, is aided by Lieut. Col. Cortes and plans to join family in New Orleans if he secures passage.
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Mexico
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Disorder Flares On Carlisle Road In Londonderry
Scenes of wild disorder as youths opened fire on Carlisle road. Rival groups exchanged shots, pedestrians fled in terror, and soldiers rushed to the area to clear the street amid renewed clashes in Londonderry Ireland.
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Pedestriana
Rioting Renewed in Marrowbone District Belfast
Rioting surged again in the Marrowbone district north of Belfast this afternoon as Sinn Fein and Unionists clashed. Sinn Feiners used revolvers while Unionists answered with volleys of stones in the street skirmish.
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Postmasters to Be Selected Through Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission issued an executive order providing that filling postmasterships in first second and third class offices will be done through civil service promotion procedures. Previously orders restricted any preference for postal service employees over others.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Mondell to Speak in Casper Amid Crowd Expectation
Preparations in Casper aim to welcome Wyoming Congressman Frank Mondell with a large overflow meeting tonight after a 4 pm Lusk arrival. County leaders praise Mondell’s long service, honesty, and responsiveness to constituents, urging early attendance for seating.
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Chicago
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Prevent Horrors of War Through League Cox Tells Women
Gov Cox urged a national women's congress to draft social legislation for presentation to the president and Congress. He called for greater female participation in national affairs and championed the League of Nations as a means to shield women and children from war's horrors.
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Rain making planned by air planes in Ontario
Airman A. Cole and his father announce an Aerial Irrigation Company to produce rain at call by spraying clouds with liquid air. The project, described as condensing atmospheric moisture, aims to use airplanes to trigger rainfall.
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