Six Bolshevik Chiefs Thrown in River Neva
An Exchange Telegraph report from Berlin quotes Petrograd rioting as Bolshevik officials are drowned or forced to flee in the Neva. Moscow dispatches say Soviet forces push on Brody near the Galician border and advance toward Lemberg as Polish troops retreat before Russian cavalry.
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Bern
Manifesto Urges Laborists to Start Revolutionary Outbreak in Italy
United Press reports that Third International executives issued a manifesto urging Salian Laborites and Socialista to begin a revolutionary outbreak. A battleship and destroyer arrived at Genoa as workmen continue strikes and factory stoppages across Italy.
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Outlaw Strike of Railroaders Ends in Chicago
John Grunau, leader of the striking owners and enginemen in the Chicago switching district, said the walkout has ended. Meetings held last night favored returning to former positions as the men shifted to end the strike.
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Associated Press
Chiqcago
John Grunau
Bursting shell kills Japanese naval officer
Tokio reports Lieutenant Hamada and four crewmen of the Haruna were killed when a shell prematurely exploded in a heavy gun. Nine others were fatally injured. Vice Admiral Prince Pushimi was aboard the vessel but escaped injury.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Hamada
Haruna
Nineora
Prince Pushimi
Cox Speaks at Boise Twice on Eastward Campaign
Gov. James M. Cox carried the Democratic presidential standard into Eastern Oregon and Idaho on September 14. He spoke twice at Boise and planned brief greetings en route as his physician advised a reduced schedule to recover strength.
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Associated Press
COX
Huntington
Ore
James M. Cox
Oregon
Idaho
Bate
Stars and Stripes from World War I Arrives at Legion HQ
The Stars and Stripes newspaper, official publication of the American Expeditionary Forces, was received at the state headquarters of the American Legion in Illinois. It was placed in the office of State Adjutant Harry Fisher in the Chamber of Commerce building. The issue is dated June 18, 1919.
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Kero
France
American Legion
Ole
Harry Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
The
Stars
Boxer killed on coast in YMCA gym
A boxer died after an incident at a YMCA gym on the coast. Quigley is under arrest as police investigate the skull injury and possible foul play.
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Boxer
Y.M.C.A
Quigley
Unclear Interurban Collision Leads to Manslaughter Charge
Fragment describes an Interurban car causing a fatal incident after not waiting for an inbound train. Law derives mens rea from failure to comply with orders, resulting in a voluntary manslaughter designation and imprisonment possibility. Names and exact places are not readable.
Harl dies in accidental gunshot at Wyoming grading camp
Lyman Wyoming reports a fatal accident at a grading camp where a gun dropped to the ground and discharged. The dead man, identified as Harl, was connected to a grading operation where the children's father was employed.
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Lyman, Wyo
No Change in Policy Toward U. S. Agitators
Washington labor leaders pursuing general amnesty for political prisoners were told by Attorney General Palmer that the government would continue its policy of considering cases individually.
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Washington
Palmer
Washington Voters Rally for State and Local Candidates
Spattle Washington voters gather today to select state congressional and county candidates for the general election on November 2. Citizens attend precinct meetings and party conventions to decide their choices ahead of election day.
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Spattle
Wash
Washington
Shrine Novices Travel Caspers Desert Rite in Mecca Fashion
The Mystic Shrine initiation at Casper includes 165 novices guided to the desert pilgrimage and Mecca like investiture with fez and scimitar. A second ceremony at the New American Theater featured secret rites, followed by a Shriner banquet at Henning and a lively show by Irene Harding and Rose Hills. The final initiation concluded with a Shrine dance as the procession prepared for Douglas and the state fair.
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Mystic Shrine
Mecca
New American Theater
Henning
Pregor
Irene Harding
Rose Rose Hills
Knight Soes
Mack Sennett Girls
Iris Theater
Consolidated Royalty People
Bhriners
Douglas
Sahara
Ark
Korein
Telyt
Irvin J. Rendle
Sesaion
Wyo
Buhara
Charles A. Gordon
Mondell Praises Harding in Election Plea at Home
Newcastle Wyoming September 14 Congressman Mondell urged voters to elect Warren G Harding President praising his modesty consideration for others and breadth of view. He argued the nation needs a steady unifying leader rather than a flashy, opinionated public figure and named Harding as ideal for the presidency.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Mondell
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Ednecoin
McKinley
Manning
Fainn
Turin Rebels Making Guns at Fiat Plant
In Yuan Italy workers occupying the Fiat plant have made 143 machine guns 8 armored care and many rifles as they take over the works. Workers councils reportedly broke safes and seized funds meant for paying wages.
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Yuan
Italy
Fiat Automobile
Nen
Doctor from Chicago to open dental office in Lathrop
Tee B. Duncan will open a dental office in the Mothrbaugh building in Lathrop and join the clinic of Dr. HT Lathrop. Duncan comes from Chicago and served as an army captain for 26 months.
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Lathrop Clinic
Tee. B. Duncan
Mothrbaugh
Lathrop
Dre. Duncan
Chicago
Mawrntie
Jack Johnson Sentenced to Year and a Day in Federal Case
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson was sentenced to one year and one day in prison and fined $1000 by U.S. District Judge Alec Carpenter for Mann Act violations in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sept
Jack Johnson
Cnnma
Alec Carpenter
Connecticut Ratifies Suffrage Amendment In Legislature
The Connecticut legislature ratified the federal suffrage amendment this afternoon after leaders urged an immediate vote. Holcomb appeared earlier to press the measure before both houses, but resistance led to a prompt procedural vote with ratification result pending.
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Tawa Tee
Connecticut
Hewal Cuhelins
Tennessee
Tioy
Holcomb
Young Woman Follows Husband to Grave by Suicide
Cheyenne Wy Sept 14 Melancholia over the death of her husband John Brennan drove Mrs Ino Brennan 20 to take her own life She drank a carbolic acid dose in her apartment as her sister roommate and brother in law talked nearby, dying ten minutes later
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wye
John Brennan
Fondssee
Ino Brennan
Harding urges stand behind coast states on immigration policy
Senator Warren G Harding told a California delegation that the nation must stand behind the Pacific coast states to ease Oriental migration and admit only immigrants who can be assimilated. He also urged a protective tariff to aid farmers and rebutted Democratic charges of senate oligarchy. The dispatch notes more women than men registered to vote in Wichita, Kansas.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Aoe
Pealfle
Sinn Fein vows retribution after MacSwiney death
The Sinn Fein threatens to punish those deemed responsible for the death of Lord Mayor MacCurtin while the republican government says seven were found guilty in its court. Reports say wives of officers and soldiers may be ordered from Ireland as tensions rise. The British government foresees possible violence following the mayor’s death.
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United Press
London
Sinn Fein
Swiney
Ireland
Mac
Curtain
Thinia
MacSwiney
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Stable After Troubled Night
London dispatch reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney, after a difficult night, remains conscious today. The condition is watched closely by doctors as the city awaits further updates on his health.
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M'Swiney
Associated
Eyed Press
London
MacSwiney
Four Women Indicted by Grand Jury in Riot Case
Denver court news reports four women indicted by a grand jury on charges of inciting riot. The article identifies one woman among the four as Mra. 4. EK, with United Press providing the dispatch.
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United Preas
Denver
Heavy statewide gubernatorial race polled in Colorado
Reported strong polling in the Democratic gubernatorial race with one of the state's heaviest vote totals in history. Rice W. and Higgins are noted as key figures in the contest as Sept approaches.
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United Press
Denver
Rice W. v Higins
Panic Strikes Child. Burns Prove Fatal
Baggs Wyoming September 14 The pale year old Sarah Gilpin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gilpin died from extensive burns after her clothing caught fire while lifting a utensil from a hot stove The mother could not smother out the flames in time before the girl broke away and ran to escape.
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Baggs, Wyo
Sarah Gilpin
Joseph Uilpid
Cudahy Declares Dividend Marking First Time
Cudahy reports its first ever dividend payment as it announces the cut in profits and celebrates the milestone. The Associated Press coverage notes management credited improved operations and strong market demand for the decision.
Mexican Reds Seize Towns in Yucatan Province
The Yucatan region reports towns seized by alleged communists as El Universal cites private advices. Morida learned Valooba fell to rebel hands a week earlier, with Col. Carmona leading government forces seizing seventy people identified as Bolshovilal affiliates.
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Associated Press
Mexelco City
Yucatan
el Universal
Morida
Valooba
Col. Carmona
Yucatan Military District
Grain Prices Crash as Market Drops Across Staples
Chicago September 14 Wheat futures fell sharply with December at 2.94 for Dec and 2.36 for March while corn and oats also declined. The slide followed sterling exchange pressure and plant shutdowns plus a report that European exporters pulled back from the market.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Sterling Exchange
European Board
Body of Olive Thomas to be shipped to U.S.
Paris dispatch reports the body of silent film actress Olive Thomas will be sent to New York on the Mauretania. Jack Pickford her husband and a few friends will accompany the body after an autopsy confirmed mercury poisoning as the cause of death.
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Associated Press
Paris
Olive Thomas
New York
Mauretania
Jack Pickford
Sterling Declines Sharply on New York Change
New York records show London exchange continuing to fall with parity and other European centers recovering slightly. Beitung demernd bible hit 404 in early quotes, down from yesterday, then rallied to 3,444 at noon.
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New York
Exchange of London
Paria
Germany
Beitinh
Legion Commander of Panama Dies
National American Legion headquarters says Wald, commander of the Panama unit, died. He served as an engineer in France and was decorated by both France and the United States. A defense letter will be sent from state headquarters as part of Legion affairs.
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Panama
American Legion
Angineere
France
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